Learn in one place. Or learn your way around the world.
A growing network of microschools, mountain hubs and coastal guesthouses that run the same Neuranova programme. Families move between them; the learning keeps going. Places per location are deliberately limited.
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Travelling families lose continuity
Every move means a new curriculum, a new method and a child starting over. In the network, the programme is the constant and the place is the variable.
Beautiful places sit half empty
Guesthouses and hubs have space, kitchens and gardens but no programme. We bring the learning, the tutors and the families.
Local life becomes the lesson
Each location plugs its own landscape, crafts and people into the nine themes, so a trail, a market or a night sky becomes real coursework.
Hubs, guesthouses and microschools
Each place is run by people who chose this on purpose. Spots are released per season and filled in the order applications arrive.
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Ready-made routes between locations
A route strings several stops into one learning journey, with themes chosen so the travel itself carries the programme forward.
Guides, rentals and kitchens around every location
Local partners handle everything around the learning: transport, food, guided activities and extra beds. Listings are free; featured and premium partners get placed inside routes and family planning.
Apply for one of the limited spots
Choose a spot for your child, list your own guesthouse or hub, or apply for both if you travel with your family and host others along the way.
Questions families ask
- How many children can join one location?
- Every location publishes its own capacity and how many spots are still open for the coming season. Groups stay small on purpose, usually ten to twenty-four learners.
- Can we join for just a few weeks?
- Yes. Most hubs offer short stays, seasonal pop-ups and longer terms. Routes combine several stops so a family can travel for six to eight weeks and keep one continuous learning programme.
- I own a guesthouse. What does hosting involve?
- You provide space, beds and a workable rhythm. Neuranova provides the programme, tutor scripts, materials and the family community. You can host a permanent microschool or a seasonal pop-up.
- Do children keep learning while travelling?
- The nine transdisciplinary themes and the project library travel with them. Each location adds local activities that plug straight into the themes, so travel is the curriculum rather than a break from it.