– holiday clubs, grandparents, and even a holiday nanny – but the inconsistency and level of organisation left her with a splitting headache.
Their daughters, then aged seven, five and two, were occupied during the week in the education programme, and the family spent weekends together exploring Sintra’s famous palaces and castles, and the nearby golden beaches of Cascais. Georgie and her husband rationalise this in a number of ways. They find the education programme cost comparable with the private school and nursery fees they pay in the UK.
They also did a six-week programme last summer, in Syros. This August, they will be participating in Boundless Life’s four week programme in Kotor, Montenegro.
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