Elective Home Education Resource Bank

Twinkle

Free and paid for downloadable resources covering a range of topics.

White Rose Maths

Downloadable planning and resources covering a range of topics.

Corbett Maths

Downloadable maths resources covering a range of topics

Oak National Academy

Nearly 10000 free lessons and resources arranged by subject. 

BBC Teach

Interactive lessons featuring some of the BBC’s biggest brands.

BBC Bitesize

Free resources designed to help with learning, revision and homework

Your Money Matters

A free financial education text book written by Martin Lewis.

School Reading List

A fantastic collection of book lists for primary school aged pupils.

Canva.com

Kahoot.com

TedEd

Video based lesson which can be filtered by age and subject.

Continuity Oak

A range of free curriculum resources from United Learning 

Educational Visits UK

Filter events and attractions  by age and subject.

Estudiamos

Free GCSE Spanish resources and exam specific support. 

Digital Parenting

Free online safety advice and support for families. Links to safety settings  updated articles and expert advice.

Keeping Children Safe Online

Online safety advice, resources and support from one of the UK’s leading children’s charities.

South West Grid for Learning

A not for profit charity ensuring everyone can benefit from technology free from harm.

Common Sense Media

Families and teachers everywhere trust Common Sense for expert reviews, objective advice, helpful tools, and so much more.

Home Education

Sue Fairhead’s website contains a wealth of information about EHE, in particular look out for the topic containing local groups.

Ed Yourself

Fiona Nicholson’s website provides a comprehensive collection of information and latest news about EHE.  

Home Education UK

Mike Wood’s comprehensive collective of articles and resources to support home education.

AWE Discounts

Debbie Towns’ site contains exclusive discounts for a range of products that are used by home educators.

Education Otherwise

Promoting and supporting the right of a parent or guardian to home educate their child should they wish to do so.

Streams

A community of home educators on a life-long learning journey, exploring new opportunities.

Frugal Mum

How to home educate on a budget: Discounts, tips, cheap travel, freebies and loads of ideas to support your family 

The Open University

Free resources from The Open University – articles, videos, audio and courses tailored to support home educating parents.

Eduqas

Information about qualifications and exam arrangements can be found at www.eduqas.co.uk

Eduqas private candidate information can be found here.

Past papers are available here.

Pearson

Information about qualifications and exam arrangements can be found at www.pearson.com

Pearson private candidate information can be found here.

Past papers are available here.

AQA

Information about qualifications and exam arrangements can be found at  www.aqa.org.uk.

AQA private candidate information can be found here.

Past papers are available here.

OCR

Information about qualifications and exam arrangements can be found at www.ocr.org.uk.

OCR private candidate information can be found here.

Past papers are available here.

Find a Private Exam Centre

You can search for private exam centres at www.jcq.org.uk

You can also contact independent companies like tutorsandexams.uk.

For a more detailed look at the exam process visit the HEQA – Home Educators’ Qualifications Association Youtube Channel 

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Download a PDF containing our free revision guide

Enrolment of 14 to 16 Year OIds in Further Education and Sixth Form College

You can find out information about the enrolling of 14 to 16 year olds in further education and sixth form colleges at  www.gov.uk

Youth Employment UK

Youth Employment UK has a free online learning programme which aims to boost skills and career confidence.

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