Carpe Diem!
Peer challenges the party faithful about their Government tabling un-Conservative legislation What’s been said? Many home educators appreciated Lord Wei’s robust contributions to the Report Stage debate on 18 July. Some ten …
Category: Great Britain
Sharing Bad Practice Across the Four Nations
Evidence has recently emerged that the English Department for Education is in contact with its counterparts in the devolved nations, and they are certainly not singing the praises of hard working, dedicated …
Charlotte Mason Remembered
BBC portray a pioneer of home education in a very positive light What’s been said? For once the BBC has done home education proud, with a positive and informative New Year article …
The Confusion and Conflicts Caused by the Interpretation of Children’s Rights
National and international claims are increasing that permitting home education infringes the rights of a child – but are these arguments justified? What’s been said? Universal human rights are a relatively recent …
Home Education Isn’t Always at Home
What is there to be learned about the importance of community education from the contrasting lockdown experiences of families in Scotland and England? What’s been said? On 27 March the Tes published …
Questioning Common Assumptions
Former teacher, now home educating her own children, speaks out against the misinformation and distrust meted out to home educators What’s been said? On 30 November Schoolsweek featured an Opinion piece by …