Bring schools, housing and family routines into one London moving plan. Start with a free consultation and a personalised pack prepared afterwards.

Your home search, school questions and working week all affect one another. We help you consider them together, so the move is planned around the people making it.
Where will everyone need to be in the morning? Who will manage drop-off and collection? What needs to stay familiar during the move?
Your free one-hour consultation is a place to work through those practical questions alongside your timing and housing priorities. We then prepare your free personalised relocation pack from the conversation.
Further paid support can bring together area comparisons, home-search priorities, school-option research and preparation for everyday arrangements. We discuss the parts you would find useful and agree their scope and fee before work begins.
Practical support might involve preparing questions for admissions teams, considering the journey between home, school and work, or organising the decisions to make before arrival. It does not mean a school place has been secured.
Before committing to a home because of a particular school, check the application route, address rules and availability with the relevant admissions authority. Admission decisions belong to schools and local authorities; we cannot guarantee places.
Our guide to moving with children explains the questions to investigate. Use it alongside the official school admissions guidance.
Ages or school stages, likely move dates, workplace locations and your main housing needs give us a useful starting point. You can describe support needs broadly without sending medical reports or detailed records through the enquiry form.
We will distinguish decisions you can make now from questions that need an answer from a school, council, clinician or other specialist.
See the illustrative relocation pack.
Tell us about the move and the decisions you would welcome help with.
No. Schools and admissions authorities make those decisions. Our role is to help you organise your questions and consider the practical choices around them.
No. We consider how school questions fit with housing, work and everyday routines. The scope of any additional practical support is agreed with you.