Oxford Home Schooling: Difference between revisions

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Oxford Home Schooling provides courses from Key Stage 3 to GCE A Levels to support parents who wish to homeschool their children.

A full KS3 programme is currently advertised, covering the following subjects:

A broad range of IGCSEs (I), GCSEs (G) and GCE A Levels (A) is shown:

The website emphasises the benefits of homeschooling and contains links to two home schooling support organisations: Home Education Advisory Service (HEAS) and Education Everywhere.

It is the sister organisation of Oxford Open Learning, which caters for students aged 18+ and therefore qualifies as one of the Virtual Colleges.

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	The website emphasises the benefits of homeschooling and contains links to two home schooling support organisations: [http://www.heas.org.uk Home Education Advisory Service] (HEAS) and [http://www.educationeverywhere.co.uk Education Everywhere].		The website emphasises the benefits of homeschooling and contains links to two home schooling support organisations: [http://www.heas.org.uk Home Education Advisory Service] (HEAS) and [http://www.educationeverywhere.co.uk Education Everywhere].

	It is the sister organisation of [http://www.ool.co.uk/ Oxford Open Learning], which caters for students aged 18+ and therefore qualifies as a [[Virtual ~~College~~]].		It is the sister organisation of [http://www.ool.co.uk/ Oxford Open Learning], which caters for students aged 18+ and therefore qualifies as one of the [[Virtual Colleges]].