ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT
This statement was last updated on 16th July 2025
At Aurilah Home Ed, we are committed to making our website and learning materials accessible to all users, including disabled and neurodivergent learners. We aim to provide an inclusive online experience that reflects our values of simplicity, ethics, and beautifully designed education for every child.
1. Our Commitment
We want every visitor — whether parent, carer, or child — to be able to:
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Navigate our website easily
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Understand our content clearly
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Use our resources across different devices
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Access lesson content in a way that suits their learning needs
We are actively working to improve accessibility in line with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA.
2. Features That Support Accessibility
We have designed the Aurilah Home Ed platform with the following considerations:
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Simple navigation and clear visual hierarchy
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Colour contrasts chosen to aid visual processing
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Fillable and printable PDF workbooks
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Minimal distractions for learners with ADHD or sensory sensitivities
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Compatibility with most modern screen readers and browser zoom tools
3. Areas We Are Improving
We are actively working to improve:
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Full keyboard-only navigation on interactive sections
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Alt text on all images
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Mobile responsiveness across all devices
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Additional accessibility testing with neurodivergent users
If you notice an issue or have difficulty using any part of the site, please let us know so we can improve.
4. Feedback and Contact
If you experience accessibility barriers on the Aurilah Home Ed website or in our downloadable resources, please contact us directly.
📧 Email: learning@aurilah.co.uk
📝 Subject Line: Accessibility Feedback
We aim to respond within 5 working days and will work to address your needs wherever possible.
5. Enforcement
Although Aurilah Home Ed is a private company and not a public sector body, we still uphold the spirit of the Accessibility Regulations 2018 and the Equality Act 2010, which protect users against discrimination and require reasonable adjustments to digital services.