Careers service assesses needs of home-educated children

Derren Hayes
Tuesday, February 28, 2023

A charity that provides careers advice services for local authorities has undertaken research to identify the learning needs of home-educated children in what they see as the first step to developing an evidence base on what support works best and improves outcomes.

Research found that families who electively home educate felt socially isolated. Picture: Xavier Lorenzo/Adobe Stock
Research found that families who electively home educate felt socially isolated. Picture: Xavier Lorenzo/Adobe Stock

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