Information and support for all Home Educators in the UK
Advice from Home Educators
"Relax, take time and get to know your child again. Go back to what it was like when they were toddlers and do the kinds of things you did then, bake, art, play, crafts, go for walks, watch stuff on tv, have fun. Lay off formal stuff for a little while, then see what works for your child and go with that."
Krystie
Tips from us
Read our FAQ and the legal stuff. Knowing your rights is VERY important.
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A childminder can not be legally responsible for providing home education for your child, however, it is acceptable for them to oversee 'homework'.
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