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Television feature on home education during lockdown on SABC.

Good quality education is a prominent thought in any parent's mind. But, with today's high cost of living, one needs to be able to earn well to afford private school education, which, the general public sees as being superior to the one offered in the public sector. What about home schooling? This is a growing trend in South Africa. An increasing number of parents are resorting to home-schooling for their children.

"The Big Debate" feature of 2 June 2019 of Sunday Independent focused on Home Education. It contained articles from Elijah Mhlanga from Department of Basic Education, Anelle Burger from Cape Home Educators and Bouwe van der Eems from SA Homeschoolers.

For years, thousands of parents have chosen to take their children out of mainstream public and private schools, for the benefit of learning and teaching at home. Now a new bill could change the face of home education, giving the state more power to dictate how homeschooling should be done. Carte Blanche explores this changing landscape.

An interview with Shaun Green of the Pestalozzi Trust about why homeschooling is growing in South Africa. Interview on 30 January on Radio 702.

Radio interview on home education with Anelle Burger from Cape Home Educators on Voice of the Cape on the 17 November 2018

Letter from Anelle Burger to Business Day, published on 3 August 2018, about the publication of the Home Education Policy.

Interview on 2 August 2018 on Radio 786 with Megan Puchert from the Eastern Cape Homeschool Association about the home education policy.

Interview on Cape Talk John Maythem show with Shirley Erwee on 2 August 2018 about the home education policy.

Article in Daily Dispatch in the Eastern Cape about the approval of the Home Education policy.

Interview on SAFM on 3 Aug with Megan Puchert about the home education policy.

Article in Vaal Weekblad in 2015 about the Meintjies family that served jail time in 1993, because the educated their children at home.