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“Stitch up” has been the overwhelming reaction of home educators to the Children, Schools and Families Committee’s announcement of its oral evidence schedule for the allegedly “independent” inquiry into the Badman review of elective home education in England, due to be held Read More …
It has been reported that the current guidelines on Elective Home Education have suddenly gone missing from the DCSF website, calling into question once again the Government’s ability to prevent data losses and leaks from its own systems. Unless, of Read More …
Home educators today reacted angrily to the news that the DCSF has granted Graham Badman extra time to gather “evidence” for the Select Committee Inquiry into hisreport on Elective Home Education in England, in which he controversially claimed that home educated children are at greater Read More …
An inquiry by the UK Parliament’s Children, Schools and Families Committee has been announced into the review of elective home education in England which was commissioned by the DCSF and conducted by Graham Badman. The recommendations outlined in Mr Badman’s report, which Read More …
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 …
