Home schooled due to bullies, 13 July 2008, Courier Mail, Bowen Hills, Queensland, Australia Parents of both bullying victims and expelled bullies are turning to home schooling in a bid to salvage an education for their children. There are now an estimated 22,000 students learning from home in Queensland, double the number counted by...
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‘Balanced’ article on homeschooling in Australia
Parents unhappy with traditional system turn to home school, 4 November 2007, Melbourne Herald Sun, Melbourne, Australia THOUSANDS of Victorian parents are pulling their children out of schools to educate them at home. About 10,000 children are being educated this way – and the number is growing fast. … Critics believe home education lacks...
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Trend in home schooling, 27 October 2007, Courier Mail, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Thousands of students are being pulled out of Queensland state and private schools to be educated at home by their parents. The home schooling revolution is being driven by parents looking to shield their children from bullying and undesirable teenage peers. posted...
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Australian homeschooling “taking off,” but rules are being tightened, too
Melbourne Herald Sun, Melbourne, Australia, 10 April 2007, Home schooling taking off Ms Wight said 400 families were registered with the network but many more received their education at home. The State Government has recently changed the laws regarding home schooling, making it necessary for parents to register children. Before the changes, registration was...
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Western Australia Cracking Down
Father to face court for letting kids miss school The West Australian 5th July 2009 A father of six who believes youngsters should be set free from schooling has become the first parent in WA to go to court and face a fine for not sending his children to school. Mr Meier, also known...
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