That's I was thinking. What exactly is the education they're receiving then cause there's no criteria?
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I really feel for poor Sienna in all of this - she has massive dreams but doesn't seem to understand what she needs to do to achieve them!! I feel so sad for her when she shows her little notebook with her experiments "ketchup + water = water turns red" at her age in school they would be making far more advanced experiments - honeycomb or sherbet making would be appropriate for her age.
I was shocked in their recent instagram stories that neither of the girls knew the life cycle of a frog? Not sure if it is just in my area but it is one of the first things all the kids learn at school..
I learnt about frogs and tadpoles from nursery age, we had our own pond in our nursery garden
Yup as did me and my kids learn about this from a young age. I’m sure it was nursery
Thanks, I thought it was early on. Makes it even more shocking then that they didn't know!
I hate when people do that. It's fine you were wrong just admit you were ignorant.
Not sure if anyone else has seen, but Sienna's handwriting is also extremely poor for a child her age.
sorry haven’t fully read through this yet but something really bothered me and yes I’m probably just being petty with their recent video. The whole is Darren bi thing. I personally think Darren answered it well with just a calm no. But the fact that sienna has no clue what bisexual means and they weren’t even going to explain it to her? that really doesn’t feel right. They lived in Brighton and didn’t go to pride? Not saying it’s a requirement but as a family channel that constantly goes on about giving their family new experiences it seems weird? but the fact that Mia and Georgie both laughed about it too? It all seems a bit weird. And that they constantly push friendships between their daughters and boys as a relationship seems creepy?
My aunt homeschooled her kids when they were young and once a year a sort of inspector came over to test the kids on reading writing maths their must be some regulations with homeschool I don’t live in England so it might be different but it doesn’t seem like they do much school at all
watch what darren says from 2:05. I disagree completely with it.
Ah that's just stupid 
you literally need grades to get any job! and those kids are going to have to learn that the hard way...
you literally need grades to get any job! and those kids are going to have to learn that the hard way...I hate darrens whole attitude he just acts like he’s some big important person
And him going on about mia learnt about social media management editing that is only useful for a youtube career it’s shows that they aren’t following any curriculum with homeschool it’s just learning to edit and other rubbish they pass off as school
“I’m not discouraging you guys from getting bad grades” oh Georgie 
case in point as to why education is important
Someone else mentioned before about how highly successful people often work for someone else which is a good point. Darren also says that grades are only important “if you WANT to work for someone else” - what if they don’t want to? Being self employed isn’t necessarily a bed of roses as it takes a lot of responsibility and self-motivation which the kids don’t yet know about. Also, what if they NEED to work for someone else? I’m sure a lot of people would love to be self employed but don’t have the funds/opportunities and need to hold down a job to put food on the table. I didn’t think Darren was from a privileged background so I’m surprised he isn’t more realistic
case in point as to why education is importantSomeone else mentioned before about how highly successful people often work for someone else which is a good point. Darren also says that grades are only important “if you WANT to work for someone else” - what if they don’t want to? Being self employed isn’t necessarily a bed of roses as it takes a lot of responsibility and self-motivation which the kids don’t yet know about. Also, what if they NEED to work for someone else? I’m sure a lot of people would love to be self employed but don’t have the funds/opportunities and need to hold down a job to put food on the table. I didn’t think Darren was from a privileged background so I’m surprised he isn’t more realistic
The amount of times I’ve been blocked by them for simply saying my opinion
I feel like videos like this are so damaging. She has such a young not to mention impressionable fan base, and she's telling them that to be prettier you have to photoshop yourself rather than being comfortable and feeling pretty in your own skin. Its not really the kind of message you should be sending to young girls as it leads to such unrealistic expectations that they have to have the skinniest waist, or a thigh gap, or big boobs etc and it is often a cause for things like eating disorders, mental health issues and so on . Totally irresponsible
As someone who was actually homeschooled from ages 4-7, it really does put you behind and at such a disadvantage. The reason I was homeschooled was because my parents jobs required them to move very frequently and so changing schools every term was not ideal, however they settled down when I was 5/6 and I continued to be homeschooled.
I like Sienna, was always interested and curious about everything, wanting to do experiments and all sorts but homeschooling doesn't give you that and so I asked my parents to send me to school. I think that was the best decision I ever made...I started school in Year 3, and though it took a few terms to get up to speed with everybody else, I absolutely thrived. I made friends that I still talk to today, I began to excel in subjects like maths and science, I had so many more opportunities to do extra curricular things like music, like I can now play the piano and the violin. I had friends who went to gymnastics and invited me along and I loved it and carried on with the sport until now.
School honestly did so much good for me, I sat my GCSE's and got all A*, I also sat my A-levels 2 years ago and got 3 A*'s, and now im currently doing a medical degree at university.
If I had been homeschooled I wouldn't have had any of the opportunities I have now, I would be nowhere near where I am now, and probably a completely different person.
I understand it is a personal choice, but I am simply one of many stories of kids who absolutely thrived going to school and sitting exams. I am so glad that I asked my parents and said 'do you know what I don't really like homeschool I think id be better off in mainstream' because it hands down did me the world of good.
It would be such a shame if they didn't send Sienna to school. I feel like I was exactly like her when I was 7/8, and I just wanted to know more about everything and she would do so well because she is incredibly bright, and would be such a shame to see her intelligence go to waste.
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Did Mia really just say shes not doing her GCSES? Shes actually deluded herself into thinking she wont need a job when shes older, wow. I cant wait for their channel to fizzle out so they can get their heads in the real world.
Yep and with such a young impressionable audience their making kids think education is a waste of time
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