Formal enrollment
Your child is enrolled in home education — at True Life School or at one of our partner schools that offer it.
Children attending True Life School formally fulfill compulsory schooling. Legally, they are in home education — enrolled at True Life School or at one of our partner schools that offer home education. The TLS campus is where daily care takes place and the new school model is delivered.
The setup is simple: the schooling obligation is fulfilled through home education, and the campus is where school life actually happens.
Your child is enrolled in home education — at True Life School or at one of our partner schools that offer it.
Your child is a registered student and formally meets the compulsory-schooling requirement.
Before enrollment, every family gets a plain-language explanation of the documents and steps for their city.
The campus is where care is provided and the new school model runs every day — without subject teachers at a blackboard and without a standard lesson timetable.
Human guides are with the children throughout the day — responsible for safety, motivation and relationships.
Instead of 45-minute periods: a focused morning block 1-on-1 with the learning platform, at each child's own level and pace.
Projects, movement, life skills and real-stakes activities — the part school usually runs out of time for.
Two stages, clear rules. In both, compulsory schooling is fulfilled through home education; in high school you choose one of three program tracks.
Enrollment in home education at True Life School or a partner school; days spent at the TLS campus.
The Polish national curriculum, with preparation for the matura exam.
An international track preparing for A-level exams.
A US high-school program and pathway.
Before enrollment, every family receives a clear explanation of the formal setup in their city and what it means in practice.