Worldschooling Hub Goa Reviews 

We had the most amazing time at Worldschool Hub Goa last year with our 3 and 4 year old children. It' an incredible location, thoughtful community and really unique experience of Goan life. We were made to feel so welcome by Amanda and her wonderful team, the drop off program was rooted in nature and learning which our boys loved, with plenty of freedom and movement. We stayed offsite but came for breakfast every morning which was delicious! Amanda goes above and beyond to make sure families have a great time and it really shows.

We visited this hub in October 2025 after our kids were totally fed up with the UK school system.

We took a break and after visiting Goa, we realised that life back in the UK will honestly never be the same again.

The holistic program and the lifestyle was exactly what our family needed.

It was so good we decided to stay for the following month and ended up staying for 2 months at the hub before moving onto another worldschooling hub. We are currently having a break back in the UK and filling in the annual home education plan for the local authority made me realise there was so much to the Goa hub program that was truly amazing, I wrote for PE that she tried aerial skills, yoga, surfing, bollywood dancing, silks, and in art she did rangoli art classes and mandala making, in cooking she made chappatis on an open fire.

In addition to adding the above to our report, we could also write about the social aspect of our kids homeschooling life - that they met other homeschoolers from all over the world, they benefited from being in mixed age groups, and learned skills such as leadership with the younger kids and learned confidence and bravery skills with the older kids.

India itself was also a huge learning curve for us as adults, it was hard at first to adjust to how different life was, not wearing shoes (lol) driving a scooter, getting used to the heat, understanding a head wobble meant yes and no! It was all part of the adventure!

During the 'parents program' we did yoga and breathwork (which I admit I thought was a load of rubbish before trying it) personal training, surfing, cooking classes. It wasn't just for the kids at all (and I thought it was when I booked it)

We met the most amazing people on our Cohort, from the US, Isreal, Europe and the UK. The families were chosen so well and even when we weren't at the hub and on the beach, the hub owner welcomed other travellers to join us, showing true integration and a shared love for worldschooling.

We all learned so much, and I'm eternally grateful for taking the leap and travelling such a long way there.

I have no regrets and I follow online & I see this program is getting better and better, I would love to come back when my eldest can participate in the newly created teen adventure program.

Much love to the staff and team in WS hub Goa. We think about them all often. L x

We have joined Worldschooling Hub Goa two years running and have already planned our return trip next year. My 3 girls and I love this place. Amanda and the people who help facilitate this hub have created something truly special. The children have their own spaces to learn and I feel it feeds my soul.

My children and I were looking for an alternative to our life in the UK. It felt overwhelming as a solo parent. Amanda Mike and the team were incredibly supportive in this transition. The hub is as Sanctuary and the team are truly wonderful. You won't regret your choice to be part of the hub experience.