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Useful Links to Home Education Resources
Below is a curated list of helpful resources for those embarking on or continuing their home education journey. This list is not exhaustive but provides a solid starting point. For further support, consider exploring additional resources available on the website and Facebook forums like the Homeschooling: Official UK Community.
Key Resources for Home Education
- UK National Curriculum
National Curriculum – An overview of the National Curriculum in England, outlining the subjects and content to be taught in schools. - UK Government Home Education Page
UK Government Home Education – Official information and guidelines on home education. - UK Government Elective Home Education Document (April 2019)
Elective Home Education Document – Detailed document on elective home education regulations. - Scotland National Curriculum – Curriculum for Excellence
- Guidance for Home Education in Scotland guidance for Home Educating in Scotland.
- Wales National Curriculum – Curriculum for Wales
- Guidance for Home Education in Wales Guidance for Home Educating.
- Northern Ireland National Curriculum – Curriculum for Northern Ireland
- Guidance for Home Education in Northern Ireland Guidance for Home Educating.
- Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Health Education – Statutory Guidance (Feb 2019)
Statutory Guidance – Guidance for governing bodies, headteachers, and teachers on relationships and sex education. - A Curriculum Framework for Religious Education in England (October 2013)
Religious Education Council – Framework outlining the curriculum for religious education. - STEM Resources (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths)
STEM Resources – Resources and support for teaching STEM subjects. - Early Years Framework (0-5 Year Olds Curriculum) Statutory Framework
Early Years Framework – Statutory framework for the early years curriculum. - Curriculum – Development Matters
Development Matters – Guidance for the early years curriculum.
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