Usage of "home-schooling"

Teaching children at home instead of sending them to school.

Usage of home-schooling in English

All in all, home-schooling is one of our most expensive lifestyle choices. 
 BBC 

The company's shares more than doubled as home-schooling surged during the pandemic. 
 The Irish Times 

Many of us are now reflecting on the job of home-schooling. 
 Independent.ie 

This is what the home-schooling parents of Ireland are up against! 
 The Irish Times 

Butler was home-schooling her six-year-old daughter, who also features her in the show. 
 The Guardian 

Several asked for advice on alternative schools in the area and on home-schooling options. 
 The South African 

The children will be at different stages depending on how much home-schooling they've done. 
 BBC 

One of the biggest challenges of home-schooling is living on one income, she says. 
 Radio NZ 

Across the UK home-schooling has increased by 40% over three years. 
 BBC 

Families will be relieved of the burden of home-schooling. 
 The Irish Times 

Nicknamed the "Trojan Goddess," she runs her own academic tutoring and home-schooling businesses. 
 Ebony 

The BBC's Jane O'Brien met one family who moved to Virginia to continue home-schooling their children. 
 BBC 

If there was a report on home-schooling, ours would read "Could do much better". 
 Independent.ie 

Parents are being told they may need to keep home-schooling their children beyond the level four lockdown. 
 Radio NZ 

Some families were home-schooling their children because they felt public schools were too contaminated with worldly influence. 
 Escape 

A home-schooling institution has offered him a place at R2,500 a month. 
 The South African 

Meanings of home-schooling in English