AEHEP committee members

Chatham House and the Stafford meeting

Now that the official notes from the Stafford AEHEP meeting last month are supplemented by Tricia Farey’s notes and EO’s notes, the drawbacks – or advantages depending on your perspective – of the Chatham House Rule are becoming apparent, particularly when the meeting involves only a small number of people and their identities have become public knowledge.

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EO REPORT ON AEHEP MEETING 24th April 2015

EDUCATION OTHERWISE REPORT ON AEHEP MEETING 24th April 2015

pros and cons of ways to write up a meeting

I keep being asked about different ways a meeting might be written up – prompted by the national body for local authority home education professionals [AEHEP] meeting with ‘EHE support groups’ in Stafford last month.

I thought I’d set out the pros and cons of the main options here as I see it.

what we now know about AEHEP

AEHEP meeting Stafford April 24th 2015

Ofsted new guidance about home education to inspectors

At the end of March 2015 I received a message from Matthew Brazier (Ofsted’s social care policy team) saying that Ofsted has provided inspectors with new advice and guidance about elective home education, covering the following points:

a few answers about how AEHEP will be run

I have some answers from the Association of Elective Home Education Professionals to the questions I posed here.

I was obviously hoping for a bit more detail, but this is what I have so far and being realistic I think it’s all I’m likely to get for quite a while.

my first 20 blog posts

I started blogging a month ago. These are my first 20 blog posts

thoughts about the AEHEP meeting in April