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As salamu 'alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

I must say, looking back, one of the best things about raising children is being a child which homeschooling offers the opportunity to do as the teaching-learning process then becomes enjoyable to both parent and child, and the discoveries more valuable especially when the learning process is shaped by the science of all religions - Islam.

However, homeschooling in one environment is not necessarily the same as homeschooling in another area, especially if one environment is less defined by nature than the other. Also an environment that is more defined by modernity has less to offer in the maturation process of a child's development and is less flexible when it comes to a child's natural world. Of course, I am making an assumption here, becuase it will also depend on where you are going to live in the U.K., but from experience, these are important considerations, the impact of which I myself did not realize until afterwards.  The type of homeschooling is also influenced by the country in which you life, naturally becuase the resources that are available in one country will differ from another.

With the ups and downs of state education in the U.K., an increasing number of parents are considering homeschooling for different reasons so below is a link that contains  some important resources that you may want to consider
 

Between Homeschooling and the National Curriculum

For further guidance, please try the following link:
•    Education Today

• Association of Muslim Schools, U.K.

• Meeting the Needs of Muslim Pupils in State Schools