Saturday, December 18, 2010

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Daragh Domenic writes about the case.

http://friendsofdomenic.blogspot.com/

urgent action is underway to send letters of support.

The trial is on day 20.

too late to react.

http://friendsofdomenic.blogspot.com/2010/12/urgent-action-needed.html

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Be outraged.

Do.

Feel angry.

If you don’t, something’s wrong.

Read about what has happened to Domenic. Put yourself in his shoes, those of his parents. Still feel nothing? Then I’m sorry, you’ve been too long in the system. Get out, before you die from stupor.

Or maybe it’s just me. I home educate my children. I live in a foreign country. There are cases of persecution of parents by social services in Spain too. Maybe someone might not like my accent, my hair, the clothes my children wear, the way they look, how well they read. It could happen to me, so it’s natural I emphasize, right?

It could happen to you.

My children used to go to school. They weren’t happy, so we took them out. Everyone can have children. The same thing could happen to anyone, where you make a decision to do what is best for your children, what you think is the right thing to do, that you see in front of your eyes, that you’ve learnt from nights being up with your child when your child is ill, being with them in moments of joy and sorrow, developing the strong, deep connection that is natural between parent and child.

Then imagine someone decides that they know better than you, that some soon-to-be-disproved theory on how many exams children should do per term or how important it is for children to learn to sit still for long periods of time should take precedence over what you think to be best. Imagine that that person was backed up by a whole system, that would take your child from you, not allow you to comfort him, would imprison you if you wanted to spend more time with him.

There’s something rotten in the state of Sweden.

But it’s not only there, it’s around the corner, in your country, in mine, in the mind of someone who believes that the state should interfere in the lives of people who aren’t from the right background, the right class, the right country, when a happy child is taken from his parents ‘for his own good’, when a man is imprisoned for putting his child’s happiness above rule 502, and a woman is left without her husband or her son.

If you tolerate this, then your children will be next-Manic Street Preachers.

Daragh McInerney, home educating parent, Spain.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

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official release before the Constitutional Court Case


The Association for Free Education, before the Judgement issued by the Constitutional Court, in which denied the right to a family from Malaga to educate their children at home, and in the interpretation of that sentence has been some media, aims to highlight the fact that a sentence, by itself, does not create law so its effective implementation is not comparable to that of legislation force.
As to the merits, we believe that the fundamentals of the sentence containing some legal uncertainties that result from the lack of a clear positioning in the English legal framework. The Constitutional Court made a narrow interpretation of the right of parents to choose education for their children (right, however, give both the English Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights). However, he admits that "it is rule out other legislative options to incorporate some flexibility into the education system and in particular basic education," which indicates an invitation to the legislator to finish once and for all the legal vacuum in which this option is currently education in Spain and leaving families in a state of absolute helplessness and uncertainty. Do not forget that, despite this void, the English courts are interpreting the law in an entirely favorable to home schooling and, in particular, freedom of choice of each family.


Wednesday, December 15, 2010

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Article published in Diari de Balears and Last Time:

Crosas Messina's family opted earlier this year 2010-2011, for his son desescolarizar Nil, eight, fifteen days after the start of the third year primary .
"Nil always been schooled but saw that did not fit. Had a hard time following the structured school system, "explained her mother, and now, her teacher Paula Messina who, in turn, added:" Although Nil always got good grades had always been mindful of this option to educate home. We like how you can raise. "
She has four children together her husband, Nam more, Melania, 12, attends first of ESO and always has been schooled in the future but could follow the footsteps of his brothers, their goal is to study dance and current school schedule leave little time for their classes. "Despite being children we listen and we like them decide what is best for your future", noted Messina. The other infants of the family, Okoa, two years and Antü, eight months, will also be educated by their parents at home when they enter school. Family Crosas
Messina, who lives in a country house in Sant Lluís, is one of fifteen in all Islands that performs a free education or education at home, also known as homeschooling. Of these fifteen, the most visible are the five distributed throughout Menorca as part of the Association for Free Education (ALE).

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Wednesday, December 1, 2010

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