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By Barbara What if registration and monitoring are inevitable, as some “negotiators” would have us believe? Surely that sentiment can only be expressed by someone who has given up, or who, for some other reason, is choosing not to fight Read More …
Ali has set up and run several small businesses, all of which have had to fit around family commitments, including home education. Her latest ecommerce venture involves the whole family in its running. I have always been more interested in Read More …
A response to the DCSF CON-sultation on proposals for the registration and monitoring of law abiding home educating families. 1 Do you agree that these proposals strike the right balance between the rights of parents to home educate and the rights Read More …
“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 …
