You've installed extra water and fuel storage on your rig, planned your route, pored over the best rest stops and scenic campsites, and you're ready to take off with the family on a Big Lap to explore all the country has to offer.
There's just one hitch – what will you do about your children's education while you're on the road?
There's no doubt that travelling is a wonderful educational opportunity for the whole family, but what if you're planning an extended trip and your children are still in school? Depending on their ages, parents would generally have to be the full-time teacher – and that's a responsibility some may not feel confident taking on.
But never fear. There are plenty of options and educational resources available to parents travelling with children and here we look at some of the best ones so you can find one that works for you.
EDUCATING ON THE ROAD
There are three main educational options available for children who are heading off on an extended road trip with family. You can maintain enrolment at their current school, take part in distance education or homeschool on the road. Here's what each means.
