Is there an official British curriculum homeschooling programme out there and could anyone give me a link?

Question

My child, currently in year 8, has had a British International school education. Faced with a possible move to a remote location, I'd like to know how she can continue her KS3 education, without missing a year, either on a prepaid postal education package or on-line. Any information is much appreciated. Thank you.

Answer 1

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Yep, try these.

By Correspondence (postal):

Little Arthur's @ http://www.homeeducationspecialists.org.uk/key-sta...

Oxford @ http://www.oxfordhomeschooling.co.uk/KeyStage3/Key...

Also,

Strutured Home Learning (also known as Wits End Curriculum Solutions) @ http://www.structuredhomelearning.com/SHLsecondary...

Online options:

Inter High (as in 'Internet High School') @ http://www.interhigh.co.uk/

The British e-school @ http://www.briteschool.co.uk/

First College @ http://www.firstcollege.co.uk/

North Star @ http://www.northstaruk.org/courses/pre-gcse.html

North Star is Christian, all the others are secular.

There's also the National Extension College ( http://www.nec.ac.uk/courses/category-browse?categ... ). They claim they too have pre-GCSE courses but as far as I remember they're more akin to shortened, 'taster' courses at KS4 level than KS3 courses proper.

Source(s): Self - 17 years old & homeschooling in a remote area too.

Answer 2

No, in the first place you must not select yourself, but that doesn't mean that you had better as a matter a fact undergo with it once it has been elected