Sometimes it’s not best to look at another’s exemption until after you’ve had a go at doing your own first. Otherwise all you can think to write is what you’ve seen in the other person’s sample exemption application. Have a go at writing yours after reading the material below and then have someone look at [...]
This is a cut-down and clarified version of an exemption application, showing exactly what statements / questions on the application the MoE expects parents to respond to.
1. Special Education Needs
If enrolled in a registered school, would your child be likely to need special education, forexample in a special class or clinic [...]
Greetings all,
There have been a couple of requests lately for people willing to give exemption advice and encouragement.
Just a reminder that this is precisely what we at the Home Education Foundation are here for!
We help with preparing for exemptions and ERO reviews, how to understand and answer the exemption [...]
MoE Management Centre Offices to which one must apply for Exemption Certificates
http://www.minedu.govt.nz/index.cfm?layout=document&documentId=5908&indexid=2107&indexparentid=1000#P1_488
Auckland
12-18 Normanby Road
Mt Eden
Auckland
Private Bag 92644
Symonds Street
Auckland
Tel: (09) 632 9400
Fax: (09) 632 9401
email: enquiries.auckland@minedu.govt.nz
Hamilton
Corner Victoria St & Marlborough Place
136 – 150 Victoria Street
Private Bag 3011
Hamilton
Tel: (07) 858 7130
Fax: (07) 858 7131
Fax: (07) 858 7132 (Network Division)
email: enquiries.hamilton@minedu.govt.nz
Lower Hutt
19 Market Grove
PO Box 30177
Lower Hutt
Tel: (04) [...]
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Question:
I have received a letter back from the MOE saying;
“Please add to the sections on assessment, including your plans to set learning goals for………… and the evaluation of these goals over time in a planning and review cycle. You need to show how you will [...]
The NZ curriculum isonline at :
http://www.minedu.govt.nz/index.cfm?layout=document&documentid=3561&data=l
Here are some other helpful websites in preparing the exemption.
Te Whâriki is more relevant for a six year old?? since it is widely accepted that Early Childhood ranges from 0?? 6 years.http://www.minedu.govt.nz/web/downloadable/dl3567_v1/whariki.pdf
It could also be useful to take note of development documents like this one:
http://www.nncc.org/Child.Dev/ages.stages.6y.8y.html
tags: MOE payment homeschool nz; supervisory allowance; child turns 6; MoE; ERO;as regularly and well as in a registered school; To apply for a Certificate of Exemption;
Your child does not need to be enrolled in any school until s/he turns six.
A couple of months before this, in order to legally home educate, you need to [...]
Here is a letter from the Ministry saying Home Educators do not need to follow the National Curriculum Guidelines, the list of subjects on the Exemption Application. Use them if you like, but you are free to change them around to quite an extent. Dennis Hughes and Derek Miller of the Ministry of Education in [...]
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