Support, advice and resources

You can get advice for parents who are teaching their children at home from:

• Education Otherwise

You do not have to teach your child yourself. Some parents:

• Pay for a tutor for some parts of the curriculum
• Teach in small groups with other families involved in home education
• Use family members who are qualified teachers

Other rsources

• Free, time-saving teacher resources | Oak National Academy
• BBC Bitesize
• Blackpool Local Offer
• The Dyslexia Association
• NSPCC (On-line Safety)
• Coram Children’s Legal Centre
• Family Lives
• National Trust
• Department for Education
• National curriculum and examination information
• National Extension College
• Department for Education elective home education: guidance for parents April 2019

Post 16

This is particularly important for parents considering EHE at secondary age.

Youth Hub - The Platform

• Further Education colleges
• Apprenticeships.
• Sixth form entry requirements
• Careers advice

Our EHE engagement officer will contact you in towards the end of your child’s school age years to provide any additional guidance you might need about the next steps for your child such as careers advice to college, alternative further education opportunities and training and employment.