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www.homeed.cjb.net
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A very comprehensive and useful site. A Home-Educating family from the UK, now living in Cyprus.
Also contains interesting parenting insights.
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www.muddlepuddle.co.uk |
A site catering more for people with younger HE
children with lots of resources, links, games, ideas, educational
philosophies etc. Also organises an HE camp.
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| Free
Range Education |
A useful site with legal advice, resources, news and
events and further links.
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| Home
Education UK |
Over 110 pages of independent support, the official
home of the Home Education Webring
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| Learning
Unlimited |
A new site concerning Home Education in
Europe. Currently a work in progress.
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| Chris Stibbards |
Primarily, though not exclusively, intended
for UK home educators, this page has been described as a cornucopia of
home education web links.
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| Wendy-Jayne's Site |
Read Wendy-Jayne's personal story. Another
personal site containing further useful links.
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| Choice
In Education |
C in E is an independent monthly magazine for home educators which rivals any in Britain. The magazine takes on hard hitting issues in HE such as, in July 2002,
criticisms of 'autonomous' education. C in E also has a monthly page about HE in other European countries and further a field. It has helped form the new organisation Learning Unlimited - a support group for HE'ers over Europe.
It costs £10 for 12 issues which is great value!
C in E is also a website for HE . C in E pioneered the truancy information cards and the Elective Legal
Guidelines for HE'ers. It has an extensive local listing in print and on the web.
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| Home
Education UK Webring |
A webring containing many other uk Home
Education sites
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Organisations
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| ARCH |
Action on Rights for Children - in Education
ARCH is a large and growing network of people
committed to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. It supports
the rights of children to have their views on educational issues which
affect them considered within the family, within schools and at national
level in future planning and decision-making.
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Education
Otherwise |
There has been some confusion over Education
Otherwise, some LEAs use the term in correspondence when talking about Sec7
of the education act. You do not need to become a member to home educate
but many find their advice useful.
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