Sunnyside FAQ:

Sunnyside is the homeschool network for families who want a connected village experience. Think of us as your family’s second home—the steady anchor that keeps you connected and supported.

We handle the heavy lifting of organizing so you can just show up and enjoy the community. From local meetups to interest clubs, we provide the structure while you bring the soul.

Not quite. Sunnyside is built for your family’s social health. We move past "empty calorie" playdates to create a consistent layer of connection where real friendships actually last.

8-week, coach-led journeys where kids and teens build real skills and real friendships. Every club ends with a project or showcase to be proud of.

Meetups are low-stress gatherings like park days or coffee chats. Events are big, happy days out—think theme parks, bonfires, and proms that make the homeschool year unforgettable.

It’s your map to the "good stuff." Mix and match activities based on your energy and budget. No pressure—just join what works for your family’s rhythm.

You choose your own adventure:

• Meetups: Often free or starting at ₱350.

• Clubs: ₱250–₱450 per session.

• Events: Varies by activity.

Always. We are a high-trust network with trained facilitators and verified venues. We create a "Good Weather" environment so you can feel at ease.

Mainly Metro Manila, but we’re growing nationwide through Sunnyside Centers. Not in Manila? Join us online or help us start a local chapter.

Nope. We aren't a school; we’re the social layer. Keep your current provider for academics—we’re just here to provide the village.

There’s no pressure to perform. Sunnyside is built for everyone—from the quiet artists to the loud gamers.

Because homeschooling shouldn't be a solitary journey. We exist to unlonely the path and make sure no child (or parent) has to grow up alone.

Families like yours—mothers, fathers, teens, teachers, and friends—who wanted homeschooling to feel simpler, friendlier, and a lot less lonely.

[Contact Us] and we’ll take it from there. Teens and parents can jump in now; programs for younger kids (under 7) open in late 2026.