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Macademia's New Studio: Hands-On Learning for Kids

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Macademias new education studio in West Bridgford, Nottingham, offers hands-on learning for home-educated kids and teens. The Daytime Academy covers core subjects with creative hits, while the Young Professionals Academy lets teens test-drive careers through real projects. Co-founder Adrianas vision for early career exploration and skill-building is gaining traction, with families embracing flexible learning options amid a home education boom.

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On April 8th, McAdemia just dropped a new education studio in West Bridgeford, Nottingham, expanding their hands-on learning vibe for kids dodging. Traditional Schools This spot on Thoroughton Road kicks off with a daytime academy for home-educated students age 7-16, blending math, English, science with. Creative hits like architecture, engineering, and fashion design. Meanwhile, their young professionals academy targets teens, letting them test drive careers through real projects in fields like medicine, sustainability, marketing, and entrepreneurship, all in a chill studio setup. Co-founder Adriana, a university lecturer and architecture, sparked the YPA idea after seeing students pick wrong paths. She wants kids to explore early and build skills without regrets. Families across Nottinghamshire are flocking to these flexible options amid a boom in home education, and this new location means more small group. Sessions Taylor for different learning styles,

wrapping up a fresh chapter in creative education.

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