ISSUE 1 February 2006
- A Broad and Balanced Curriculum?
- Stella Howden
- The Elective Home Education Service in Leeds
- Brian Hogg
- Respect or Anything Goes?
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- Children in Crisis
- Kyoko Aizawa
- Which Way for Learning? Part 1
- Roland Meighan
- Home Education in the West Midlands
- by Joy Beasley
- Home Education and the Muslim Community
- Fzeelah El-Sawah
- Safe in their Hands?
- Mike Fortune-Wood
- Deregistration - A right in law?
- Louisa Haywood-Samuel
- How Many Children are Home Educated?
- Mike Fortune-Wood
- Our Life without Schooling
- Elisabeth Kuhnle
Issue 2 May 2006
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Educational Philosophies and their Legal Significance
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Mike Fortune-Wood
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He Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune
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Deborah W.
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A Comparison between the Law on Homeschooling in Belgium and Holland
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Joke Sperling
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Home Educating a Large Family
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Henrietta Turnbull
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"Independent" Research into Home Education
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Mike Fortune-Wood
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Virtual State Schools and Home Education
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Mike Fortune-Wood
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Open as to Whom?
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Jan Fortune-Wood
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Which Way for Learning? Part 2
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Roland Meighan
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Where are they now?
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Rowan Fortune-Wood
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Orwell: Bad is Good and Good is Bad
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Mike Fortune-Wood
Issue 3 August 2006
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School Refusal
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Yvonne Scott-Frasor
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HES FES Review
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Mike Fortune-Wood
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Home educating…the second generation!
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Gina Bass
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What did you learn today, Mum?
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Jan Fortune-Wood
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Home Educating as a Single Parent
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Christine Waterman
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Running a Learning Centre
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Jo Davis
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LEAs & What they really think!
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Mike Fortune-Wood
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Resource Review - one man's trash
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Gina Bass
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Home Education Hostility
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Clare Murton
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Every Child is Special - but some are more special than others
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Abbie Green
- Issue 4 November 2006
- Hot housing is good for kids – or is it?
- Guidance and Assurances – how far can we trust them?
- Neil Taylor
- Age Discrimination and Education
- When ‘support’ means ‘intervention’
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- An End to Coursework
- Victoria Climbié Myth Trotted Out Again
- Bedford Home Educators
- Mike Fortune-Wood
- YouTube and Home Education
- Rowan Fortune-Wood
- The Myth of Experts
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- Leeds LEA & the DfES Consultation on Guidance to LEAs
- New Legislation on the Way?
- The State as Parent
- Home Education in the Wilderness
- Home Education Debate on the BBC World Service
- European Court Ruling – A Cause for Concern?
- Home Education in China
- Education News
- A Suitable Education
- Jamming at the BBC
- Schools are regulated – why shouldn’t home education be the same?
- Martin Wise
- Audio Books on the Web
- Developments in Learning
- Issue 5 February 2007
- AHED – First New National Home Education Group in 10 Years
- Resisting the Herd
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- Light Touch Changes
- Home Education in the Republic of Ireland
- Kim Pierce
- Scottish Executive announces a sharp rise in home education
- ½ of school leavers fail government core standards
- Victory in Europe!
- The Children’s Database – again
- Standardised Testing and Personalised Education –
- Government Style
- Learn to read or you’ll end up in Iraq
- I’m not lazy – it’s my biorhythms
- A very irregular verb
- How useful are ‘A’ levels?
- Flexi-schooling
- Rumania joins the fold
- Never Too Late
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- Strange Suspensions
- Injustice through Legal Manipulation
- Duncan J. Sibley
- New Research into Home Education
- Creativity and Dyslexia
- GCSEs for Home Educated Children in Dudley LA
- Joy Beasley
- The Two Year Degree
- 1 in 20 school-leavers have no qualifications
- Ritalin – the Cost
- Policy Change – USA Style
- Joanne Casiello
- 1/3 of graduates regret choice of degree
- Secondary Schools make children feel like cogs
- SEN funding to be roughly divided between schools
- Raising of education leaving age
- Autism – a genetic link
- More new DfES consultations
- School or Work?
Issue 6 May 2007
- Schoolhouse Slams Council Ignorance of the Law on Home Education
- Changing Head Teachers and School improvement
- The Education system is in “The Last Chance Saloon”
- Autonomous Education in Germany
- Matthias Kern
- Institutionalization is bad for socialization
- Rowan Fortune-Wood
- Parents too busy to listen
- Can children’s rights be a bad thing?
- Mike Fortune-Wood
- Happy Birthday UK-home-ed list
- A guide to Child Benefit for over 16 year olds
- Doreen Philp (Schoolhouse)
- Government plan to criminalise 16-18 year olds for absenteeism
- Health and Safety warning – plaster of Paris
- Parents encouraged to talk to children
- Can’t Go, Won’t Go: Coping with School Refusal
- Annie H
- New UN report on German Education
- Higher Education Report
- A Film Case Study of Home-based Education
- Roland Meighan
- Home Education Research – Can You Help?
- 10 hour a day schools
- Sex education Mike Fortune-Wood
- Home Education and the Cost of Deregistration
- Fiona Nicholson
- After school club workers & some Teachers exempt from police checks
- PSP’s in educational trials
- No Place for Child Abuse at Home or School, says AHEd
- Pre-school Pressure
- Julia Roebuck
- Widening Home Education Opportunities at the Open University
- AHEd makes a formal complaint to the Cabinet Office
- Desperate Mother Home Educates
- Truancy rates up – Truancy patrols down?
- Early Years Education and Teaching to the Test
- Drug Abuse in schools
- Keeping our heads down – a credible policy?
- Neil Taylor
- US Presidential candidate to Home Educate
- The Rain Man syndrome
- Schools are so good that parents employ private tutors
Issue 7 August 2007
- Fear and Loathing in Westminster
- School holidays drive women to drink
- Sex Offenders Target My Space
- The Guidelines – an Early Local Authority Response
- Barbara Starke
- Psychometric Testing
- Are you Patriotic Enough?
- When you are who they say you are
- HES FES 2007
- Raising the School Leaving Age
- Debt & Students Studying from Home
- Backdoor Admissions Policies & Massive Rise in Postgraduate Degrees
- Cautions for Sex Offenders & The Army Needs You!
- Educational Resources
- 758,000 Empty School Places
- Home Education Research – can you help?
- Cured of Liberty
- Rowan Fortune Wood
- Junior School Results
- Some International Ages for Compulsory Education
- I Live Therefore I Learn: Living An Unschooling Life
- Pam Sorooshian
- Job Juggling and the Home Educating Family
- Sally Lever
- The Bologna Project
- Don’t Study Maths – pupils told!
- Personalised Learning: the New Curriculum
- Pupil Power on the Rise?
- Home Education in Ireland
- Nick Gudge
- Autism Helped by Intensive Tutoring
- Homeschooling In Bulgaria
- Peter Porumbachanov
- Home Educations: The Nordic Experience
- Dr. Christian W. Beck 51
- International Freedom in Education Day
- Home-based Education and the Problem
- of the Competence of Inspectors
- Roland Meighan 54
- A Precocious Prime Minister 55
- Teaching to the Test 56
- Academy Success Down to Exclusions? 57
- Corruption in Schools 58
- A Levels and Diplomas 59
Issue 8 November 2007
- Channel 4 and the Numbers Game
- Support for Home-Educating Families from Milton Keynes Local Authority
- by Mary Mullett
- Unemployed teachers may loose professional status
- Urgent Appeal for Help – German Home Educators fined
- Internet Safety
- Computer Games
- Home Education Research Needs You
- Out of Control: An Extract from Winning Parent, Winning Child
- Jan Fortune-Wood
- Pushy Parents
- Diary Item
- School leavers not fit for purpose say industry managers
- Lone parents forced to sign on
- Single Sex Classes
- 21 st Century Curriculum
- Welsh Guidance
- University Scholarships
- Free Laptops in Wales a Move Closer
- Bella’s Story
- Social workers use “Emotional Abuse”
- Proposed changes to the definition of an Independent school and AHED’s response
- Virtual Short Change
- Secret Schools in Germany
- School Class
- Gordon Brown on Personalised Education
- DCFS Guidance Delayed
- Teaching to the Test
- Truancy Sweeps – Yet More Guidance
- Fraser Institute Supports UK Findings
- Degree Earnings
- Playing Out
- Cervical Cancer Jab
- A Levels on the Way Out?
- How Others See Us – an Animation
- Roland Meighan 57
- Doctors Reminded Of Children's Right to Privacy
- Book Offers
- Support Listings
Issue 9 February 2008
- Channel 4 and the Numbers Game
- Support for Home-Educating Families from Milton Keynes Local Authority
- Unemployed teachers may loose professional status
- Urgent Appeal for Help – German Home Educators fined
- Internet Safety
- Computer Games
- Out of Control: An Extract from Winning Parent, Winning Child by Jan Fortune-Wood
- Pushy Parents
- School leavers not fit for purpose say industry managers
- Lone parents forced to sign on
- Single Sex Classes
- 21 st Century Curriculum
- Welsh Guidance
- University Scholarships
- Free Laptops in Wales a Move Closer
- Bella’s Story
- Social workers use “Emotional Abuse”
- Proposed changes to the definition of an Independent school and
- AHED’s response
- Virtual Short Change
- Secret Schools in Germany
- School Class
- Gordon Brown on Personalised Education
- DCFS Guidance Delayed
- Teaching to the Test
- Truancy Sweeps – Yet More Guidance
- Fraser Institute Supports UK Findings
- Degree Earnings
- Playing Out
- Cervical Cancer Jab
- A Levels on the Way Out?
- How Others See Us – an Animation by Roland Meighan7
- Doctors Reminded Of Children's Right to Privacy
Issue 10 May 2008
Why home schooling should NOT be regulated.
A British home educator’s reply to a hostile global agenda Neil Taylor
A Way into Modern Poetry Jan Fortune-Wood
Real education is being able to pass exams
Poetry and Creative Writing at HES FES Jan Fortune-Wood
Nice of them to ask! Barbara Stark
UK children the most unhappy in the western world!
Sex education in Britain and America.
The Optimistic Parent: Extracts from Winning Parent,Winning Child Jan Fortune-Wood
Memory impairment effects up to 10% of children.
Free Entry to CADW and cheap entry to the National Trust.
The Joy of Reading Late Jan Fortune-Wood
Abuse, Teachers and Home Visits.
Thousands may avoid the rise in school leaving age
More families abandon state education.
Children are Unbeatable Children are unbeatable Aiance
Jo’s Story - An extract from a case study for Can’t Go Won’t go Mike Fortune-Wood
The State as Parent
Exam fees under the spotlight
Creativity to be measured
Belgium home educator’s rights under threat
Teaching with Films
An Orwellian education
Archworks continuing campaign against ContactPoint.
DCFS Consultation Process – Interim report
Schools Breach Admissions Code
Who has access to children in schools?
Much ado about nothing – A Californian court ruling
Flexi Schooling
Single parents and the Jobseekers allowance
A Kind of Treason … ? Roland Meighan
Issue 11 August 2008 (new format)
University Student Satisfaction Survey
Proposed Age Banding of Children’s Books
Independent Schools Attack New Under-5s Curriculum
Disabilities Discrimination Act – Landmark Case
HES FES 2008
New Diplomas in Trouble Again
Home Education: a successful educational experiment? Simone de Hoogh
Getting Creative with the Arvon Foundation Jan Fortune-Wood
Breastfeeding linked to Improved Cognitive Development
Single Parents’ Forced Employment Campaign
Fraser Institute Report on Home Education Outcomes
OFSTED Report - “Some schools narrow curriculum by ‘Teaching to the test’”
Home Education in the Press
Government Minimises Concerns over Bullying
Good News as Ireland MEP Raises Issues on Germany
Parents Urged to Talk about Sex
Is US Home Education Rooted in Racism?
An End to Childhood?
Learning Without Limits – a major home education conference
Tests, Tests, Tests
