Wanted: Free school type sites.

Cinders2001

TGM wrote: »

"I have 3 home schooler friends that do not have internet access"

That seems rather odd these days.

Yes, but unlike the rest of us they are not addicted to the computer!! hahaha :rotfl:

TGM

Cinders2001 wrote: »

Yes, but unlike the rest of us they are not addicted to the computer!! hahaha :rotfl:

:rotfl:Good 'un

I thought home schooling had to follow a syllabus, and 'puters are generally on the school sillabus

Cinders2001

No, we home schoolers can set the curriculum ourselves.
As long as the child is being taught acceptably for their Age Ability and Aptitude they they (LEA) are fine. They're not daft...they can see when things are not being done right!

vlad111237

www.primaryresources.co.uk is an excellent website.

TGM

Cinders2001 wrote: »

No, we home schoolers can set the curriculum ourselves.

So do the children have regular tests?

I can certainly see why some parents home school though. A couple of hours at home one on one, is far better than a whole day in a classroom of 1 in 32

grotbags19

mango850 wrote: »

are there any sites suitable age 8 an 10 for maths and english comphrension tryin to prepare them for their SATS

Try this link: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=400488 It has loads you can download and save or print off.HTH:beer:

Cinders2001

TGM wrote: »

So do the children have regular tests?

I can certainly see why some parents home school though. A couple of hours at home one on one, is far better than a whole day in a classroom of 1 in 32

I set the girls tests based on what I know they can do and a little extra to stretch their learning.