Many young people are home schooled and it has become more common for parents and carers to decide to educate their children at home.
There can be different reasons why you are home schooled - your parents or carers might believe they can offer you a better education at home, or you might have a negative experience of education.
Homeschooling has plenty of benefits and we have some tips below for how to get the most from your home schooling experience.
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You can talk to your parents or carers, or a trusted adult within your school or setting, or any trusted friend.
If you live in Norfolk:
If you're 11-19 you can text ChatHealth on 07480 635060 for anonymous and confidential advice from a health professional. ChatHealth is available Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm.
You can also contact the Norfolk Healthy Child Programme by calling Just One Number on 0300 300 0123. Our opening hours are 8am-6pm Monday-Friday (excluding bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays.
If you live in Waveney:
You can call the Suffolk School Nursing service on 0345 607 8866 or email childrenshealth@suffolk.gov.uk.
Student Space is run by Student Minds, the student mental health charity. They offer university students information and advice, help to find what support is available at your university and support services for students.
Childline - if you're under 19, you can call 0800 1111 for free support.
Kooth offers online counselling, advice and emotional well-being support for anyone aged 10-18, seven days a week until 10pm.
Self-care videos, ideas and support for helping with your mental wellbeing.
Information and guidance about home education.