🗓 Every Tuesday during school term
KinHub runs weekly neuro-affirming homeschool sessions in Sydney's Inner West, built around creative, social and educational activities in a supportive, trauma-informed environment. It's a gentle, welcoming space where children can learn and connect in a way that respects how they're wired.
Homeschooling children aged roughly 5 to 15 and up — and especially families looking for a neurodivergent-friendly space where their child is understood rather than managed.
Yes. New families are welcome, and the sessions are designed to meet children where they are.
Children take part in creative, social and educational activities across the session, with room to join in at their own pace. The emphasis is on connection and confidence as much as on the activity itself.
Expect a calm, thoughtfully-run weekly session in a familiar place, led by people who understand neurodivergent children. Because it runs each Tuesday during term, it can become a reliable, steady anchor in your week.
Finding a group where a neurodivergent child feels genuinely comfortable can take a long time. A trauma-informed, neuro-affirming session like this is a rare and valuable thing — and for many families it becomes the part of the week their child looks forward to most.
Families appreciate not having to explain or advocate for their child — the whole space is already built with them in mind.