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Home Education Courses for A Level, GCSE, and KS3

Key Stage 3 Home Schooling

Quite simply, Key Stage 3 is the education a student is expected to cover in UK schools from the ages of 11 to 14.

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GCSE Home Schooling

Home Schooling GCSE courses. Take a wide range of GCSE courses by home education: english, maths, french, history, geography and much more.

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A Level Home Schooling

A level courses are still the gold standard of the English examination system. They are highly rated by employers and are required for most university degree courses.

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International GCSE Home Schooling

International GCSEs are widely recognised by higher education institutions and employers around the world. It is equivalent, grade for grade, to GCSE. IGCSEs with 100% assessment by examination

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About Oxford Homeschooling

Increasing numbers of parents are deciding to take control of their children’s home education and provide home schooling.

This may be to provide extra support in learning areas which the child finds difficult, or perhaps it’s simply because a parent is unable to send their child to a suitable school in the area. Whatever the reason, more parents are turning to home education. There are an estimated 150,000 children currently being educated at home, and this number is predicted to rise by 3% per year. Whether the qualifications you require are Key Stage 3 Courses, GCSE Courses or A level Courses, Oxford Home Schooling can support your home education needs.

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WHAT IS HOME SCHOOLING?

Increasing numbers of parents are deciding to take control of their children’s home education and provide home schooling.

There are many benefits to Home Educating your child, especially if your child is unhappy in traditional schooling...

It's perfectly legal to Home Educate your child in the UK. However, you do have obligations you will need to meet and the rules are not the same in Scotland.

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May 21, 2021

One of the beautiful aspects of learning is that it never stops. No matter how old you are, there’s always something new to discover. Interestingly, this is also true for things that you thought you knew. Our knowledge is constantly evolving, and occasionally this means that, over time, things that were taught as ‘facts’ at […]

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How to encourage your child to read more

February 26, 2021

Ahead of World Book Day (4th March), we’ve researched the nation’s favourite school books and found that George Orwell’s Animal Farm and Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol are the UK’s most popular reads. For many people, reading is a wonderful and enriching experience that brings a huge sense of reward and enjoyment. This is especially […]

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Making The Leap From GCSE To A-Levels

October 15, 2021

A-Level study often requires a Non-Examination Assessment (NEA) component – essays, or a project, which you work on independently.

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What Is Ikigai?

October 13, 2021

Ikigai can be translated into your “reason for being”. “Iki” in Japanese means “life” and “ga” means value or worth.

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What Is A Digital Nomad?

October 8, 2021

The digital nomadic lifestyle offers several benefits to your average office job.

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Oxford Home Schooling
Home Education Courses for A Level, GCSE, and KS3

Key Stage 3 Home Schooling

GCSE Home Schooling

A Level Home Schooling

International GCSE Home Schooling