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By Mary Ann Rose “How?” muttered Grumpy Old Man. On the screen, Andrew Marr, barely able to contain his glee, announces the latest revelations concerning claims by MPs in Her Majesty’s Government. Grumpy Old Man (GOM) launched into loud lament: Read More …
We will no doubt all remember for a very long time that fateful day, back in January 2009, when the UK Government declared open season on home educators in England by announcing a review of home education with a remit “to consider Read More …
Education Compromise has spoken! 09 May 2009 17:03 Statement made by Trustees concerning the Education Otherwise Compromise Prospectus for Improving Support to Home Educating Families The document addresses issues raised in the day to day work of the organisation. Home education has Read More …
Reaction has been both swift and hostile to a newly published document which purports to come from Education Otherwise and which contains a series of “recommendations” on the future of home education in England. Although it bears the national charity’s Read More …
You could almost begin to feel sorry for the civil servants at the DCSF who have been inundated with requests under the Freedom of Information Act about every aspect of the now infamous home education review since it was first Read More …
