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Sweden a Nazi?!

The Swedish Parliament voted OUT a Human Right to home educate on tuesday June 22, 2010. Read the analysis on how this took place at Rohus.

Ofsted trying to resurrect Badman's proposals

In our Victory for Home Educators article we concluded with "celebrate winning this battle, but continue to keep your eyes focused on the war". A new battle for home educators appears to have been initiated following the publication of a report on home education by Ofsted on the 17th June.

Victory for Home Educators!

Balls' and Badman's draconian legislation threatening the future of home education in England is now consigned to the dustbin of history.

General election 2010 - Party policies on home education

A summary of where various political parties stand on home education in order to help home educators make a judicious decision where to place their cross on the ballot slip.

SEN Home education training programme to start in March

Ed Balls will start his SEN Home Education training programme for local authority officers in March 2010 ahead of the CSF Bill being passed as law.

CSF Bill - Third reading

The CSF Bill went through both its Report Stage and Third Reading as the main business of the day in the House of Commons on the 23rd February.

Social Security Advisory Committee press notice

CONSULTATION: The Income Support and Employment and Support Allowance (Work-Focused Interviews, Work-Related Activity, etc.) (Lone Parents and Partners) Regulations 2010 - to enable the introduction of the Progression to Work pathfinders from 25 October 2010.

HE families in the US have an advantage over HE families in Europe

Not many people think of the US as being a tax haven but in certain respects it is. European and American HE families pay taxes on their educational supplies but American families pay much less.

Why home educate?

There are many benefits and advantages of home education over attending school.

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Home-ed-families

To uphold that parents have the primary responsibility for the upbringing and development of their child, to not undermine parents legitimately fulfilling their fundamental duties, and to assume that the best interests of their child is the basic concern of parents unless there is specific evidence to the contrary.

Deadline to sign up by:
23 November 2010