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If you would like to meet some CHE Members then a great way to do this is to attend an Info Evening

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There are two ways a child can enrol at The Correspondence school (TCS). The first way is as an eligible student where they do not have to pay fees, and go on the TCS roll. To work out if your child may be eligible for TCS please ring TCS on 0800 65 99 88.
The second way is as a fee-paying student. If you would like to look at this as an option you still need to apply for an exemption to home educate and explain in your application that you will be purchasing TCS resources for your home education programme.
The cost of each subject through TCS depends on whether your child is at primary or secondary school. Please ring TCS on 0800 65 99 88 to find out more information.
If you are applying to use TCS for your home education programme please note that the Ministry of Education still requires you to complete the full application including what you will be teaching your child in the different subject areas. This is because we need to be satisfied under section 21 of the Education Act that you can "teach your child at least as regularly and as well as in a registered school".

There are two ways a child can enrol at The Correspondence school (TCS). The first way is as an eligible student where they do not have to pay fees, and go on the TCS roll. To work out if your child may be eligible for TCS contact here.

 

The second way is as a fee-paying student. If you would like to look at this as an option you still need to apply for an exemption to home educate and explain in your application that you will be purchasing TCS resources for your home education programme.

 

The cost of each subject through TCS depends on whether your child is at primary or secondary school. Please contact TCS to find out more information.

 

If you are applying to use TCS for your home education programme please note that the Ministry of Education still requires you to complete the full application including what you will be teaching your child in the different subject areas. This is because we need to be satisfied under section 21 of the Education Act that you can "teach your child at least as regularly and as well as in a registered school".

 

 

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