Choosing home education doesn’t close the door to formal support for children with SEN. That’s worth saying plainly, because a lot of parents don’t know it, and some assume that leaving the school system means leaving the support system too. It doesn’t. You can apply for an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) as a…
Home education can offer children with SEN, diagnosed or undiagnosed, something the school system structurally cannot: a pace, environment, and approach built entirely around one child. In a classroom of thirty, a teacher flags what they see and starts a process. At home, a parent can watch, gather evidence, and respond to what’s actually in…
Your homeschool space doesn’t need to look like a classroom. Here’s what it actually needs — including how to adapt it for neurodiverse learners.