This section is your trusted companion to navigate family life in Portugal. From choosing the right school and understanding the education system, to finding weekend adventures, after-school activities, and adapting your parenting style to Portuguese culture – we’ve got you covered.
Explore practical advice, real-life stories, and local tips designed especially for families like yours.
What made the beginning harder than we expected (Weather, location, and unrealistic assumptions) Portugal is usually associated with sunshine, calm, and an easygoing lifestyle. And yes, all of that exists. But we moved in November. There were sunny days, of course. We even went to the beach. But when the wind started blowing, it felt […]
Homeschooling in Portugal is a legal but highly regulated form of education, fully integrated into the national school system. Children educated at home must remain enrolled in a Portuguese school, follow the national curriculum, and complete regular evaluations. This guide explains how homeschooling actually works in Portugal, what the law requires, and what parents should
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Did you know that in Portugal, families with children in public schools don’t have to pay for textbooks? Yes, really. Thanks to a government program called Mega Manuais, parents get free vouchers to collect their kids’ schoolbooks. And unlike most bureaucratic adventures here, this one is refreshingly simple.No queues, no hidden fees. Just log in,
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Portugal with kids doesn’t mean rushing through cities with a packed checklist. If you’re heading to Braga, we’ve got a better idea: take it slow. We recently explored this northern gem with our 6-year-old and left the “must-see everything” mindset at home. Instead, we focused on what felt good: play, good food, open spaces, and
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