There will be less pressure to grow up as quickly in terms of clothing styles, music, language, interest in opposite sex, etc. Social interactions with others will be by choice and based on having common interests. Field trips can be taken on a much more frequent basis and can be more productive when not taken with such large school groups. For example, on a trip to a nature center, the children can choose to spend several hours identifying birds or plants. On a school field trip, this would be impossible.
Scheduling can be flexible, allowing travel during less expensive and less crowded off peak times.
This can allow for more travel which is wonderful experience. Children will be less likely to constantly compare their knowledge or intelligence with other children and will be less tempted to become conceited about their abilities. Religious and family special days can be planned and celebrated. Children will bond more with their siblings since they will spend more time together when they are not stressed and tired out from school. They will discover that they can work together and help each other.