Referral codes themselves should not be posted publicly. However, you are very welcome to: share our flyers or website talk about your experience on social media recommend us in home education or local groups If someone contacts us because of your post, you can then share your referral code with them privately so it can be applied correctly.
Simply contact us by email or message and we’ll provide your unique referral code, along with guidance on how to share it.
Yes. For this pilot, a referral code is required for a referral to be recorded. Each referring family is given a personal referral code, which the new family must provide at the point of initial enquiry, before booking or payment. This helps us: track referrals accurately apply discounts fairly avoid confusion or disputes later on
No. Discounts apply only to the specific invoice they are allocated to (April, May or June).
Referral discounts apply only to active accounts. If you deregister before the discount month, the referral reward is forfeited.
No. Referral rewards are fee discounts only and have no monetary or cash value.
February referrals → April invoice March referrals → May invoice April referrals → June invoice
The pilot ends when we break up on April 30th 2026. Referrals must be submitted and enrolled before this date.
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