My son, 14, refused to go to school. Now he's being privately educated at HOME - paid for by our local council. Before you judge our set up as a solution for snowflakes, read what it's done for him

Max, a 14-year-old, faced school refusal and is now thriving in a private online education program funded by his local council, reflecting a broader trend of at-home schooling. This shift is reshaping traditional education models, offering personalized learning that suits individual needs. As more families consider this alternative, it highlights the ongoing debate about education's role in addressing mental health and personalized learning needs.