AN EX-model says her “greatest parenting decision” is taking her kids out of school completely.
Mum-of-four Carla Bellucci recently revealed that she let her kids skip secondary school and focus on whatever they wanted to do.
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She’s also revealed that she has taken her younger child, Blu, out of nursery eight times already this year already for holidays overseas.
And the 42-year-old, who once had a nose job on the NHS, has labelled mums that don’t do the same “mugs”.
She claims it is a “great parenting decision” and has even paid off.
Carla said: “I let my kids quit high school just like Paris Fury and it was the best decision I’ve ever made.
“Jayden is now off to university next year to study finance all because of my great parenting decisions.
“Tanisha is happy doing her thing.
“I’ll do the same with Blu if she wishes, but it will be her decision when she gets to high school age – I’ll let her decide if she wants to go to secondary school.
“My kids’ happiness means more to me than following the system.
“The minute they’re not, it’s time to pull them.”
Carla, who faked depression in order to get a £7,000 nose job on the NHS, told how she made the decision to homeschool them after they were “trolled” for her actions.
But she said doing the teaching herself was “boring” and decided to let them make TikToks instead of writing essays, so that her kids could become famous.
She said: “It’s all the rules; if I want to take my kids away, then I will and I won’t have no one tell me when I can or can’t have a holiday.
“Tanisha hated the whole education system and didn’t want to do any academic work.
“She had her heart set on being a celebrity and an influencer.
“[Instead], she had a part-time job and concentrated on social media.
“They have become individuals and have been totally stress-free.
“Jayden is an A-star student in college and they have their own views on life.
“Rather than following the trends like most kids do at school, I haven’t had any trouble from them.”
Rules on taking kids out of school
Parents face fines of up to £2,500 if they take their child out of school.
The Government says kids must attend school every day, unless:
- Your child is too ill to attend that day.
- You have asked in advance and been given permission by the school for your child to be absent on that day due to exceptional circumstances.
- Your child cannot attend school on that day because it is a day you are taking part in religious observance.
- Your local authority is responsible for arranging your child’s transport to school and it is not available on that day or has not been provided yet.
- You are a gypsy/traveller family with no fixed abode, and you are required to travel for work that day meaning your child cannot attend their usual school.
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