by Oscar Nowell | Sep 27, 2024 | Blog
I’m a programmer – I work with numbers everyday – but as a child I never learnt any maths – and by maths I mean the sort of thing that’s being taught in our schools; I never learnt my times tables, I never learnt any algebra – I never even learnt to count in any sort...
by Elly Nowell | Mar 28, 2024 | Blog
Hidden away in the depths of the government guidance to local authorities is a sentence that reads; … the information provided by parents should demonstrate that the education actually being provided is suitable and address issues such as progression expected...
by info.eheapp.co.uk | Mar 28, 2024 | Blog
When designing the EHEapp we quickly realised that we wanted to take whatever activities we were doing with our children and get the app to reflect the educational elements the activity actually encompassed. We wanted all the great things we do with our children and...
by Elly Nowell | Mar 26, 2024 | Blog
The EHEapp has functionality built in for sharing your journal. This can be used for sharing it with family and friends or, if you wish, with your local authority for the purpose of evidencing your child’s educational provision. The first thing to be aware of is...
by Elly Nowell | Mar 23, 2024 | Blog
While the legal definition of education is wonderfully vague and confusing a few things have been established. One important element is that education should achieve what it sets out to achieve. While this doesn’t help with narrowing down exactly what education is, it...
by info.eheapp.co.uk | Mar 21, 2024 | Blog
This is often a key point in separating out families which are genuinely providing a suitable education at home from those who are not, because the latter often cannot demonstrate satisfactory content or measurement of progress. Elective home education: departmental...
