sec.217Standard conditions

sec.217 Standard conditions

The registration of a child for home education is subject to the following conditions (the standard conditions of registration )— the child’s parents must ensure the child receives a high-quality education; a parent of the child must give to the chief executive a written report on the educational progress of the child while undertaking home education; a parent of the child must notify the chief executive of any change in the address of the child’s usual place of residence within 28 days after the change happens. A report mentioned in subsection (1) (b) must— be given to the chief executive at least 2 months, but not more than 3 months, before each anniversary of the registration; and be in the approved form; and be accompanied by any other documents, identified in the approved form, the chief executive reasonably requires. (sec.217-ssec.1) The registration of a child for home education is subject to the following conditions (the standard conditions of registration )— the child’s parents must ensure the child receives a high-quality education; a parent of the child must give to the chief executive a written report on the educational progress of the child while undertaking home education; a parent of the child must notify the chief executive of any change in the address of the child’s usual place of residence within 28 days after the change happens. (sec.217-ssec.2) A report mentioned in subsection (1) (b) must— be given to the chief executive at least 2 months, but not more than 3 months, before each anniversary of the registration; and be in the approved form; and be accompanied by any other documents, identified in the approved form, the chief executive reasonably requires.

• (a) the child’s parents must ensure the child receives a high-quality education;
• (b) a parent of the child must give to the chief executive a written report on the educational progress of the child while undertaking home education;
• (c) a parent of the child must notify the chief executive of any change in the address of the child’s usual place of residence within 28 days after the change happens.
• (a) be given to the chief executive at least 2 months, but not more than 3 months, before each anniversary of the registration; and
• (b) be in the approved form; and
• (c) be accompanied by any other documents, identified in the approved form, the chief executive reasonably requires.