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Old Mar 25th 2012, 4:37 am
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Hi,my kids currently do the IGCSE exams course at school here in NZ .. we may return to the UK later this year and want to think about home schooling and continue the IGCSE course ... does anyone else have experience of home schooling for teenagers in the UK and study groups etc that operate ... many thanks.
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Old Mar 25th 2012, 5:10 pm
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I would try googling "home education" rather than "homeschooling". From what I understand there are many sites dedicated to the practice, with www.home-education.org.uk being one of the most informative. Best of luck!
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I know absolutely nothing about IGCSEs, so please feel free to discount what I say, but I taught teenagers for GCSEs in the UK for a long time. I would advise you, if possible, to send your kids to the local school because they can then make friends in the local area, essential when moving to a new country. Also, they are probably flexible enough to change from one system to another, and there may be some overlap in what they`ve been taught.
Sorry, I dont want to seem interfering. I just encountered a number of children who were home schooled and then sent to us at the last minute to get their exams and it would have been easier for them if they`d been in school a bit earlier on.
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