Home-education is an approach to learning which means that children can stay at home and study, rather than attending school. Home-education is when parents or carers decide to each their child(s) at home. This means that the parent/carer becomes their child’s main educator and becomes responsible for their child’s schooling. Home-education is easy and flexible and it can be a great opportunity for children who struggle with noisy and busy schools. If you’re interested in finding out more about home-education follow this link and go to our articles page where you can find more information on home-education, as well as techniques, resources and more!

The simple answer to this question is yes, home-education is legal. It is an extremely important question to consider when you are thinking of home-educating as you must understand all of the legal requirements of home-educating your child(s). Some parents/carers believe that their child must go to school if they want to learn because it is illegal not to attend school, however this is not the case. School is not mandatory, only education is To find out more go to our Is it legal page.

Home education is an extremely popular choice for parents or carers who want to take an active role in their child's education. There are many reasons why parents or carers might choose to home educate their children, and this decision is often caused by many different reasons. Click here to read more.