Balancing golf championships with personalised learning | Georgia Mundy, golfer and online school student

Georgia: I started King's InterHigh in September 2023. I am a county athlete, young golfer and actor, singer and dancer. I also love cooking and ice skating.

Georgia: I recently won the Bedfordshire Schools Girls Championships 2024 golfing competition with a nett score of 67. The girls were under 18. The children represent their school from all over the county, private and state schools. I also played in the Shires Tour Grand Final and won the silver division by four shots against boys and girls under 18. I am also being selected for my county in athletics in time for the Regionals in 2024.

Georgia: My parents and family. In particular Nelly Korda, the professional golfer, has really inspired me.

Georgia: The Regionals in February 2024.

Georgia: To be a professional golfer.

Georgia: I was homeschooled by my mum before I joined King’s InterHigh. Homeschooling was fine, but sometimes tricky [to keep up with] the different classes. We had to write a list with all the different details for each group lesson. It wasn’t very straightforward.

Georgia: King's InterHigh has made it so much easier to learn online. Everything is in one place with one simple log-in. It makes it much simpler for both my mum and I. I can log on myself without any issues and now even show my mum how to do it! I’ve also managed to jump into Year 8 in maths as I found the original class a bit too easy. This has been great as I’ve really progressed in maths versus other friends I have outside King's InterHigh (in fact, this is the same with most subjects I do!).

Georgia: Every day is so different as I do so many different passions — golf, performing arts, and athletics, with at least one on each day. Wednesday is my busiest. Sometimes, I do lessons in the car, or at the golf club if I have a golf commitment.

I enjoy the 'apply' tasks that are set for us at King's InterHigh as they use quizzes to test our knowledge. I found doing five subjects was too many and I couldn’t fit in all the lessons, so we’ve cut back to three and I can focus on the quality of my learning. I like to do the lessons live rather than catch up after.

Georgia: In the car, using my mum’s mobile phone as the hotspot!

Georgia: I love creative media and maths the most. In the future, I want to study creative media and sport science.

Georgia: I enjoy the quizzes and Inspired AI. My mum finds the Inspired AI super helpful.

Georgia: I didn’t, but my mum has found homeschooling so much easier (for me and her) now I have King's InterHigh. She was a bit worried before about whether it would work but now thinks it’s the best education option for me.

Georgia: A group of us students are meeting up at a safari park, and our mums have created a messaging group together.

Georgia: Being flexible — being able to maximise my time wherever I am. I can study in the evening if needed or focus on getting it all done in the day, giving me more free time to do other things.

Georgia: Being able to practice my golf more has been very helpful — putting, driving range and pitching, every week!

Georgia: I practice square breathing when I find myself getting stressed — but not that often as I am pretty calm most of the time!

Georgia: Being a golfer!

Georgia: They should do it! It’s great!