Letter to Child Magazine to rectify the incorrect perception created by an article on the legal status of home education on their website.

Request to convey the message to the Swedish government that South African parents wish for the reunification of the Johannsen family, as well as the recognition of the rights of Swedish parents to choose the kind of education that should be given to their children.

A letter thanking Living and Loving for a thorough and open minded article on homeschooling.

'n Brief aan die Wes Kaapse NG Kerk om die die Vereniging se ondersteuning van die Biddag vir Opvoeding en Onderwys uit te spreek en die NG Kerk op te roep om ook ouers wat tuisonderwys gee in hulle gebede te herdenk.

Letter to the Department of Higher Education and Training providing inputs to the Call for Comments on the National Senior Certificate for Adults (NACSA).

Brief aan die TygerBurger as reaksie op die kennisgewing van die Wes-Kaapse onderwysdepartement waarvolgens ouers goedkeuring moet kry alvorens hulle met tuisonderwys begin, dat die kurrikulum wat gevolg moet word in lyn met die Nasionale Kurrikulumverklaring moet wees en dat leerders vanaf Gr.9 by ’n skool ingeskryf moet wees.

Submission on the draft regulations pertaining to the National Curriculum Statement Grade R-12. The implication of these regulations is that it will not be possible to get a National Senior Certificate (NSC) through home education.

Onderstaande brief is deur die Vereniging vir Tuisonderwys gestuur aan Beeld en Die Burger in reaksie op artikel van prof. Jonathan Jansen wat tuisonderwys beskryf as ’n vorm van onderwys “waar jong mense in ’n eng, bevooroordeelde, “Nederduitse Gereformeerde” denkwyse geïndoktrineer kan word,...”.

Letter to New Zealand Embassy in connection with a proposed bill that will infringe on the rights of parents to homeschooling if they are beneficiaries.

Letter to Kenya High Commission on the proposed Education Bill that does not make provision for Home Education.

The US Attorney General has appealed against the judgement to provide political asylum to the Romeike family. If this appeal is succesful, it could affect the rights of Homeschooling families in South Africa. The Association urges the Attorney General to consider the rights of South African parents.

Ms Cherylynn Dudley (ACDP) has asked the minister of Education in parliament when the draft policy of home education will be available for public comment. In the answer, the minister claims to have performed an extensive consultation process. Since the Association for Homeschooling has not been consulted, the Association request ms Dudley to ask another question on who was consulted.

In December 2012, a Swedish appeals court overturned a lower court ruling in favor of the parents and ordered the guardianship of Domenic transferred to an appointed third party. The ruling effectively terminated Annie and Christer’s parental rights over Domenic, who has now been in a foster home for nearly four years.

Letter to British High Commission on the education board in Northern Ireland that has released a draft policy which will require mandatory registration, approval to home educate, approval of curriculum, home inspections and interviews with children.

Brief as antwoord op die GPS rubriek van Louwrens Selzer waar volgende bewering gemaak word : “Die groot fout wat baie ouers egter maak is om hul kinders uit die sogenaamde “onderwys maalkolk” te haal vir die tydperk van sy of haar skoolloopbaan en hul tuisonderig te gee of dan by ‘n privaatskool in te skryf. Hulle dra by wyse van spreuke dan oogklappe. Na skool, moet hul die egte Suid-Afrika in die oë kyk.”

Letter to British High Commission on the education board in Northern Ireland that has released a draft policy which will require mandatory registration, approval to home educate, approval of curriculum, home inspections and interviews with children.

In December 2012, a Swedish appeals court overturned a lower court ruling in favor of the parents and ordered the guardianship of Domenic transferred to an appointed third party. The ruling effectively terminated Annie and Christer’s parental rights over Domenic, who has now been in a foster home for nearly four years.

Ms Cherylynn Dudley (ACDP) has asked the minister of Education in parliament when the draft policy of home education will be available for public comment. In the answer, the minister claims to have performed an extensive consultation process. Since the Association for Homeschooling has not been consulted, the Association request ms Dudley to ask another question on who was consulted.