Worldschool Hubs: filter by age range, not just by country

What Worldschool Hubs Does

• A filtered directory: search worldschooling hubs by destination, by date, by age range and by hub type, rather than scrolling a flat list.
• All three hub formats: permanent year-round communities, pop-up programmes running one to eight weeks, and informal community meetups, clearly distinguished from each other.
• The WorldSchool Collective: a paid community platform where families compare notes and share recommendations.
• A working blog: hub reviews, comparison guides and family testimonials, which is often where the useful detail lives.

Why It Makes Sense for Nomads

The question that decides whether a hub works is rarely the country. It is whether there will be other nine-year-olds there in November. Worldschool Hubs is one of the few directories that lets you filter on exactly that, combining age range with date and destination, so you can rule out the two-thirds of options that were never going to fit before reading a single description.

Separating permanent hubs from pop-ups from informal meetups matters as well, because those three things cost and commit wildly differently and a lot of directories lump them together. Knowing you are looking at a one-week meetup rather than a semester programme changes the entire evaluation.

The blog is worth reading independently of the directory. The hub reviews go into more operational detail than the hubs themselves publish.

Pricing

The directory and blog are free to browse. The WorldSchool Collective community is a paid membership.

The directory to use when your child's age, not your route, is the binding constraint.