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Old Apr 14th 2013 | 8:32 am
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Did you homeschool your son?
Yes, we still do he's 13 now, we did consider him going back into school for the engineering resources but 24hrs later we said "No Way"
 
Old Apr 21st 2013 | 6:54 am
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Yes, we still do he's 13 now, we did consider him going back into school for the engineering resources but 24hrs later we said "No Way"
I considered it for the science labs but life happened and it wasn't to be. We have now started on past papers and I'll get him to do the question you set tomorrow. Is your son doing some of his exams this year?
 
Old May 6th 2013 | 10:59 am
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I considered it for the science labs but life happened and it wasn't to be. We have now started on past papers and I'll get him to do the question you set tomorrow. Is your son doing some of his exams this year?
Hi he is doing physics this year a week tomorrow for the first paper
 
Old May 7th 2013 | 7:30 pm
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Hi he is doing physics this year a week tomorrow for the first paper
Best of luck We have maths Friday and then a full week of papers starting Monday, another couple after that and then Latin in June. We're in full on revision mode right now, past papers everywhere.....
 
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Well, lots of needless worrying and stressing on my part!
A* in Maths A* RE A English lit A English language and a B for teaching himself Latin as I couldn't help and couldn't find a Latin teacher here. So in total 4 A*, 4 A, and 1 B - A levels next and the HUGE decision of whether to home school or school in the UK, I feel that stress coming on again..................
 
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Well, lots of needless worrying and stressing on my part!
A* in Maths A* RE A English lit A English language and a B for teaching himself Latin as I couldn't help and couldn't find a Latin teacher here. So in total 4 A*, 4 A, and 1 B - A levels next and the HUGE decision of whether to home school or school in the UK, I feel that stress coming on again..................
Wow, well done
 
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Wow, well done
Thanks
I'm so proud of him, not many 15 year olds sit and teach themselves Latin and he was only 4 marks off an A, I was really impressed
 
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Well, lots of needless worrying and stressing on my part!
A* in Maths A* RE A English lit A English language and a B for teaching himself Latin as I couldn't help and couldn't find a Latin teacher here. So in total 4 A*, 4 A, and 1 B - A levels next and the HUGE decision of whether to home school or school in the UK, I feel that stress coming on again..................
wow very impressive results and you get to feel proud twice as your the teacher and the parent

Dont envy your position though with the top marks of the last two lots of exams it would be very hard to hand over to mainsteam education

with everything going on I forgot it was results day until I caught sky news with the drop in top grades in the UK
 
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Well, lots of needless worrying and stressing on my part!
A* in Maths A* RE A English lit A English language and a B for teaching himself Latin as I couldn't help and couldn't find a Latin teacher here. So in total 4 A*, 4 A, and 1 B - A levels next and the HUGE decision of whether to home school or school in the UK, I feel that stress coming on again..................
Well done and congratulations.
 
Old Aug 24th 2013 | 1:49 am
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Thanks all

Helio, fortunately, if he did enter sixth form, my cousin and her husband are head of departments at an excellent grammar school in Kent and so I would probably try and get him in there. I know what you mean though, he would be so far ahead and in his chosen subjects, he has probably already covered much of the A level syllabus. Difficult isn't it?
 
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Well, lots of needless worrying and stressing on my part!
A* in Maths A* RE A English lit A English language and a B for teaching himself Latin as I couldn't help and couldn't find a Latin teacher here. So in total 4 A*, 4 A, and 1 B - A levels next and the HUGE decision of whether to home school or school in the UK, I feel that stress coming on again..................
Hi Rural
I hope you got my email with congratulations to K and passed on the message,
if there is still time to meet up that would be great
take care
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Old Aug 24th 2013 | 2:58 am
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Hi Rural
I hope you got my email with congratulations to K and passed on the message,
if there is still time to meet up that would be great
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Hi, sent a rather cryptic reply Let me know if you didn't get it.
 
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Hi, sent a rather cryptic reply Let me know if you didn't get it.
just checked, got it, reply sent
 
Old Aug 25th 2013 | 8:16 am
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wow very impressive results and you get to feel proud twice as your the teacher and the parent

Dont envy your position though with the top marks of the last two lots of exams it would be very hard to hand over to mainsteam education

with everything going on I forgot it was results day until I caught sky news with the drop in top grades in the UK
Helio, just a note of caution for you in the future. Many A levels can not be taken by homeschooling due to the coursework criteria. They do not do international A levels, instead it's the good old IB which, even if suitable for home schooling, I wouldn't dare tackle it. There are "certain" subjects which can be taken as an external candidate at A Level and so perhaps best thinking ahead and looking at the options as one of my sons main subjects isn't available and so he now has to decide to drop it or return to school
 

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