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Home educating your child is a huge responsibility, but you do have the right to do this. Parents choose to educate their autistic child at home for various reasons, including: 1. their child may have sensory needs that make a school environment noisy, distracting or even painful to them. They may find it hard to concentrate or behave in the way sc...
There are different approaches to home educating, ranging from self-directed learning to more structured teaching. You may feel overwhelmed by all the decisions you need to make about your child's home education, especially if you have no previous knowledge about teaching or the education system. You can ask social services for a community care ass...
Parents are legally responsible for educating their child. This can be done by sending them to school, but home education is an equally valid and lawful choice. If you choose to educate them at home, the education must be suitable to their age, ability and aptitude. Any special educational or additional support needs that they have must also be con...
The education must also amount to efficient full time education. You don’t need to have any teaching qualifications, follow a fixed timetable, school hours or have any set curriculum. If your child is already enrolled at a state school then you need to tell the school in writing that you wish your child's name to be removed from the school register...
If your child has an EHC plan you still have the legal right to home educate your child. Your local authority will be responsible for maintaining and reviewing the plan for as long as it remains in force. You don’t have to make the provision set out in the plan, but you do have to take account of your child’s special educational needs. You must mak...
The law does not define how you should home educate. Most schools follow the National Curriculum in England(Academies do not have to teach the National Curriculum, but must teach a broad and balanced curriculum including English, mathematics, science and religious education). This sets out the stages and core subjects your child would be taught at ...
Legally, no-one has to take any exams. If you decide to enter your child for exams, you will need to discuss whether your child goes back to school to prepare for them, or whether they are going to study for them at home. You will need to arrange for your child to sit the exams. Exams are based on the national curriculum, so familiarise yourself wi...
Home education can better suit autistic children and young people as they don’t have to spend the school day in social situations. However, you may want to ensure that you child has opportunities to meet other children and develop their social skills. Here are some ways you can help: 1. watch their social interaction carefully and plan how you can ...
We advise that you check that tutors have experience of teaching autistic pupils. You should also make sure that they have an up-to-date Disclosure and Barring Service(DBS) Certificate. Here are some tutors you can contact, although this is not a recommendation: Fleet Tutors Home School Tutoring Kumon Explore learning
Elective home educationDepartment for Education (2019) Education Otherwise Home Education Advisory Service Read Home education for autistic children: first choice or last resort? You can also search online for books and educational games specifically designed for use with autistic children.
A Special Place for Special People. An outstanding holiday park, for those who are affected by autism, epilepsy and other special needs. Providing holidays for families and groups like yours, on a dedicated 25 acre site in a safe & non judgemental environment.
A family with a child with autism living in Perth, Scotland, have created a website which lists details of concessionary prices for popular places to visit in Scotland. It is mainly aimed at parents and carers of children with a disability but may also be useful for adults with a disability. The website currently lists attractions in the Perth ...
Creating innovative solutions to everyday challenges is an essential part of our work at Healios. By uniting technical skills and clinical expertise, we help children and young people to access high quality care. Healios is an online mental health, autism and ADHD service provider for children, young people and families.
Newsletter. Stay up-to-date and receive updates about the programme and new resources. Autism Central offers a wealth of resources for parents, carers and personal assistants of autistic people in England – from articles and learning materials to signposting you to services and support in your local area.
The Children Act 1989 outlines additional services that are available to children living with their families. These include: advice, guidance and counselling. occupational, social, cultural or recreational activities - this may be a trip to the cinema, bowling or swimming with support of a carer.
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