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From the AHEd wiki. Links to sections of the comprehensive briefing paper prepared by AHEd in response to the 2009 Badman review of home education in England. Who is AHEd? 1. CURRENT SITUATION Ensuring Suitable Education Local Authority Duties and Read More …
In January 2009, the UK Government tasked former science teacher Graham Badman to assess whether the current system of “supporting and monitoring home education” in England was effective. His subsequent report was published on 11 June. Despite being described by the DCSF Read More …
Robert Burns summed it up nicely in 1791 when he described as a “parcel o’ rogues” the Scots bourgeoisie, who, in ratifying the 1707 Treaty of Union contrary to the defining principles of the Declaration of Arbroath, sold the autonomy, independence and sovereignty Read More …
Action for Home Education (AHEd) has invited supporters of freedom in education to sign up to its newly published Declaration reaffirming parental responsibility for the upbringing and education of children “in accordance with lawful rights and natural justice”. Launched on Read More …
Home educators are grateful to Robin Harper MSP for lodging the following motion in the Scottish Parliament and to the MSPs who supported it. Motion S2M-03739: Robin Harper, Lothians, Scottish Green Party, Date Lodged: 14/12/2005 Home Education That the Read More …
