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Home Education in the UK

Home education in the UK

Home education is increasingly popular in the UK. Known as 'homeschooling' in the United States, it simply means that parents take responsibility for their children's education rather than delegating it to a school. Home education in the UK can take a variety of different forms; the law requires that education should suit each individual child or teenager, so there is no...

Website: http://home-ed.info

Home educating your child - NAS

Educating your child at home may be the right option for them, but it's vital to understand what's involved before making any decisions.

Why do some parents choose home education?

Home educating your child is a huge responsibility, but you do have the right to do this. Parents choose to educate their autistic child at home for various reasons, including:

your child may have sensory...

Website: autism.org.uk

DMBC - The Law Relating to Elective Home Education

The Law Relating to Elective Home Education

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The responsibility for a child's education rests with their parents. In England, education is compulsory, but school is not.

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Article 2 of Protocol 1 of the European Convention on Human Rights states that:

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"No person shall be denied the right to education. In the exercise of any functions which it assumes in relation to education and to teaching, the State shall respect the right of parents to ensure such education and teaching is in conformity with...

Website: http://www.dudley.gov.uk

Homeschooling in the UK increases 40% over three years ...

Homeschooling in the UK increases 40% over three years

By Mariam Issimdar BBC News

26 April 2018

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Media captionOliver Wood, 15, is one of thousands of children being taught outside of a school

The number of children being homeschooled has risen by about 40% over three years, the...

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Home Education in the UK - The Law

Under section 576 of the Education Act 1996, a parent is defined in relation to a child or young person as also including any individual:

(a) who is not a parent of his but who has parental responsibility for him, or

(b) who has care of him.

As parents are responsible for ensuring that their children are properly educated, it is...

Date: 2013-11-18 15:34:46
Website: http://www.underhill.nildram.co.uk

School of Law - Western New England University

School of Law

"Tenacious." That's how one alumna describes the students of Western New England University School of Law. Tenacity is what created our law school and keeps us committed to providing a student-centered education that produces graduates ready to enter the legal profession.

We attract students who are�passionate and entrepreneurial, who are driven by a...

Website: http://www1.wne.edu

Home Education UK: legal-dereg

The following guidance applies only to deregistration in England and Wales

Firstly is your child registered?

Your child will be deemed to be registered if you have been offered and accepted a school place in writing, perhaps even if your child has not attended. A court might also deem you to be registered if you have accepted arrangements from the LA to transport...

Date: 2019-02-02 15:45:27
Website: home-education.org.uk

Testing – New Hampshire Homeschooling Coalition

The NH Home Education law (RSA 193-A and the corresponding rules, Ed 315) requires homeschoolers to do yearly evaluations, and testing is one of the three options available. The California Achievement Test (CAT), the Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS), the Stanford Test, and the Personalized Achievement Summary (PASS) test are perhaps the most commonly used tests. Homeschoolers order these tests...

Website: nhhomeschooling.org

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