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Homeschooling families face gov’t control under UK’s proposed Education Bill

Updated: May 31, 2022 at 10:58 am EST  See Comments

Tue May 31, 2022 – 9:59 am EDT

(Daily Sceptic) – Who is responsible for your child’s education? It may well surprise you to learn that if you are a parent in the U.K. today then it is legally your responsibility to ensure that your child receives an “efficient full-time education… either by regular attendance at school or otherwise” (Education Act 1996 Section 7).

This law makes complete sense since nobody loves a child, knows a child or is more committed to his or her wellbeing than the parent. Moreover, as a committed Christian, I believe that the Bible clearly delegates the responsibility of educating and training children to their parents, as well as admonishing us not to exasperate them! There is no space for the Government to usurp us on this point.

Most parents entrust the educational aspect of parenting to the Government. They are perfectly entitled to do so. A few of us do not.

My husband and I have seven children, aged four to 11, including two sets of twins. We have never made use of Government nurseries nor of Government schools. We have elected to give them a Classical Christian education at

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