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Protecting our children’s rights to education
Home Educating families face ongoing and increasing challenges in protecting the right to educate our children without interference from the state. There have been three Government reviews into Home Education in the last four years. The most recent is extremely concerning as it alleges links between Home Education to abuse without producing any evidence. Details
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