Information and support for all Home Educators in the UK
Advice from Home Educators
"Take time to deschool and research different learning styles like unschooling, Charlotte Mason and Steiner. (You are required to provide a suitable education from the first day of home ed, however, it doesn't have to resemble school at home, deschooling yourself, getting the restrictions of school out of your mind is an important part of the home ed journey.)"
Paige
Tips from us
Read our FAQ and the legal stuff. Knowing your rights is VERY important.
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Please note: Educational Freedom takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information listed about each childminder. We recommend caution and common sense when choosing a childminder. Please do your own research and checks before employing a minder.
A childminder can not be legally responsible for providing home education for your child, however, it is acceptable for them to oversee 'homework'.
I’m an Ofsted registered childminder- graded Outstanding in my previous two inspections. I am also Mum to two grown-up children (still living at home but, thankfully, working so out during the day). I haven’t previously cared for home-educated children but this is something I would consider alongside my existing children who range in age from 18 months to 11 years. I would love to hear from home-educating families in my area.
