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This document explains the principles on which the SA Schools Act is based. One of these principles is : "Parents or guardians have the primary responsibility for the education of their children, ... Parents have an inalienable right to choose the form of education which is best for their children, particularly in the early years of schooling, whether provided by the state or not, subject to reasonable safeguards which may be required by law."

Legal & Research

Research on Home Education

Research on home education consistently proves that home learners

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Homeschooling and the law

Home schooling was recognized in 1996 in the SA Schools Act.

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History of homeschooling in SA

History of home education in South Africa (Wikipedia article)

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Centres

Learning centre overview

Homeschool, micro-school, learning centre, unregistered private

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Start a Learning Centre

Important considerations when starting a learning centre

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Find a learning centre

There are various ways to find learning centres. Since there is

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Homeschool ABC

A

Approaches

Popular homeschooling approaches and styles ...

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B

Beginning

5 Easy steps to start homeschooling ...

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C

Curriculum

How to choose a curriculum for your family ...

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Videos

Support

Homeschool Family blogs

Blogs by homeschooling families that share their experiences and ...

Tutors

Tutors provide additional support to homeschooling parents. ... ...

Support Groups

Forums where parents and learners discuss issues with each other and ...

Assessment Tools

Homeschoolers make use of a variety of formal and informal ...

Curriculums

Learn, code and create with Ubbu!

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Edu8SA: Curriculum options and ...

  Our program is easy to navigate, making learning simple and easy! ...

British International Distance ...

We offer children in South Africa the opportunity to begin their ...

Pestalozzi Trust

The Pestalozzi Trust is a registered public benefit organisation ...

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