Home Education Resources

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Looking for Home Education Resources?

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Ed Place uses smart technology to adapt to your child's needs, automatically assigns topics for your child based on their year and progression, follows the National Curriculum covering the core subjects English, Maths & Science. As parents, you can easily track your child's progress and measure results using the parent's dashboard.

For more info or to start your £1 trial check out Ed Place by clicking the link on the right (or below if you're reading this on a mobile)!


 

 

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