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   Do I need council permission to educate my child at home?

   • If your child has SEN and attends a special school, you’ll need to get the council’s permission to educate them at home. You do not need the council’s permission if your child attends a mainstream school, even if they have an education, health and care (EHC) plan. Read the elective home education guidance to find out more about:

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   Do I have a right to educate my child at home?

   • Your right to educate your child at home applies equally where your child has SEN. This right is irrespective of whether your child has an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHC plan)or not. Neither does the local authority have any right of entry to your home to check home education suitability just because your child has special educational needs.

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   Do I need permission if my child attends a SEN school?

   • You will need to get permission from the local authority if your child attends a special educational needs (SEN) school. This is not necessary if your child is in a mainstream school, even if they have an education, health and care plan (EHCP).

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   Do children have a right to education?

   • Whilst every child has a right to an education, how this is provided is the responsibility of the parents, not the state. You can educate your child at home either full-time or part-time (often called flexi-schooling). Children can move between home education and school at different stages of their education.

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   How can a local authority decide if a child should be educated at home?

   • The local authority may wish to gain the child’s opinion on the suitability of the home education received (as distinct to the question of the child’s preference for being educated at home rather than at school), as this can be relevant to any decision it needs to make on whether the s.7 requirements are met. 3.

   Elective home education - GOV.UK

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   Can I start home education if my child is in school?

   • If you child is in school because of a School Attendance Order, you will need to contact your local authority. They will need to give you permission before you can start home education. You will need to get permission from the local authority if your child attends a special educational needs (SEN) school.

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2. www.gov.uk › home-educationEducating your child at home - GOV.UK

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   You do not need the council’s permission if your child attends a mainstream school, even if they have an education, health and care (EHC) plan. More information about your...

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   No. Your responsibilities with your local council if you want to educate your child at home - sometimes called home schooling.

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   home educate their child? 2.1 As parents, you - not the state - are responsible for ensuring that your child, if he or she is of compulsory school age, is properly educated.

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5. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2020/10/20 › all-you-needAll you need to know about home-schooling ... - The Education Hub

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   Oct 20, 2020 · Parents should not be placed under pressure by schools to electively home educate their child. This is a form of ‘off-rolling’ and is never acceptable. If you feel under pressure to keep...

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   If your child has an education, health and care (EHC) plan you must inform the local authority if you're going to home educate. If your child attends a special unit at a normal school, you don’t need permission to de-register them.

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   If your child already attends a special school, you will need to seek permission from the council to educate them at home. Children with an Education Health and Care plan enrolled at a mainstream school do not need permission from the local authority.

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   You will need to get permission from the local authority if your child attends a special educational needs (SEN) school. This is not necessary if your child is in a mainstream school, even if they have an education, health and care plan (EHCP).