Home Education Support Organisations

Home Education Forums does not seek to duplicate the efforts of those dedicated charitable and voluntary organisations which already provide a range of excellent services to home educating families in Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales.  Rather, we aim to ensure that our website visitors are signposted to the most appropriate sources of information and support. We have therefore listed below the main home education support organisations. Please also refer to our local groups page for links to a selection of local and special interest home education groups across the UK.

 

 

 

Schoolhouse - Scotland wide

 

 

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AHEd - covers England,Wales & N Ireland

 

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THEN UK -  a not-for-profit membership society

 

 

Home Service logo

 

Home Service - UK wide (Christian) organisation

 

 

HEAS logo

 

HEAS - UK wide membership organisation

 

 

HE Special logo

 

 

HE Special - a support mailing list for families who home educate children with special needs

 

 

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Learning Freely Network (LFN) - a worldwide network of  free learning families and groups, sharing their unique experiences and understanding of the Learning Freely process

 

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It should be noted that Home Education Forums has no association whatsoever with the English organisation Education Otherwise.

 

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