"There is no such system and no legal basis for creating one since parents are presumed in law to be fulfilling their duties to their children unless there is evidence to suggest otherwise. If home educating families are to be monitored, why not Muslim families, vegetarians or members of the SNP?"
I say the answer is not enough funding to cover all these sectors, but the H(B)E group is relatively small when compared to say, vegetarians.
Maybe even members of the SNP.
Certainly the solution to the government having control over education is a legal one.
Germany is certainly working in a grey area of the law regarding human rights, childrens' rights, and there does seem to be this trend to free style extreme education that 'governments' are hysterically trying to ban everything, their slogan being 'We want the kids' (We know better).
Unfortunately the briefest skim through any history book will show you politicians are bunk.
Not very good at the job. Very expensive and if you're lucky you don't get called out on army duty because of some latest insanity devised over brandies and sodas with not a jot of care as the the consequences, only ones' personal gain is of importance.
Perhaps throw in a shareholder or two.
Call them Lords or Sirs or something.
They are easily pleased with junk power jewellery.
Lego for adults.
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