EOTAS stands for Education Otherwise Than At School. In England, it describes an arrangement where a local authority organises a child or young person’s

Elective Home Education (EHE) is when parents choose to take responsibility for educating their child at home, or through other arrangements they organise, instead of

The main advantages of homeschooling are greater flexibility, more control over how a child learns and the ability to adapt education around their individual needs.

A new article co-authored by Nisai Learning and ASDAN considers how education can help learners reconnect – and why attendance alone cannot tell the whole

Nisai Learning founder and CEO Dhruv Patel has contributed a new article to the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council, exploring how artificial intelligence can support

Low literacy remains one of the most persistent and under-addressed barriers facing young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) in England.

Exploring inclusion, belonging and the future of digital alternative provision Nisai Learning was proud to sponsor and attend the Digital Engagement, Social Justice and Alternative

Alternative provision, often shortened to AP, is education arranged for children and young people who would not otherwise receive suitable education because of exclusion, illness

OEAS and Ofsted both play an important part in the quality assurance of full-time online education in England, though they have different responsibilities. The Online