What is the difference between homeschooling and traditional schools?
Homeschooling provides the flexibility that traditional schools cannot offer. In general, parents decide to homeschool when their child has particular needs that cannot be accommodated within a traditional school such as a busy sports schedule where they cannot attend a traditional school for months on end, or where the learner needs dedicated attention and larger school classes cannot accommodate this.
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What is homeschooling, home education or distance learning?
Home education (often referred to as homeschooling) is where parents choose to educate their children at home instead of sending them to a traditional public or private school. Families choose to homeschool for a variety of reasons, including: ...
BELA Bill - how does this impact homeschooling?
The BELA Bill is an amendment to the current act and the majority of its attention is focused on changes in schools. The law does not want to stop all "homeschooling" activities. For homeschoolers, there is an intensified focus on the curriculum used ...
Is homeschooling legal?
Yes. Home education is a legally recognised alternative to formal education in South Africa. It was legalised in 1996 and Section 51 of the South African Schools Act states that parents have the option to register their child with the Head of ...
Interested in homeschooling or distance learning in 2025?
When you choose to homeschool with Impaq, you get access to an integrated education solution that gives you full control over your child’s education and provides you with the necessary products, services, and tools to enable your child to complete ...
What does my registration with Impaq Homeschooling include?
When registering for Impaq Homeschooling, your registration includes all assessments, access to education specialists, engagement events and webinars, as well as access to our online portals, which you will use for administrative purposes and ...