To counter some of the negative (narrow minded) responses you've had already, I'll give you mine.
We decided to HE our DC within weeks of our eldest starting reception. She went from being an enthusiastic, happy learner and devourer of books into a shell of a child that was sick to death of the lack of reading choice.
That coupled with all the reasons you want to HE your DD, sealed the deal for us.
We were very child led and reading was never a chore, never something they felt that had to do so they were confident, competent readers before their schooled peers.
We went entirely at their pace, no unnecessary tests, no pushing anything that clearly shut down that innate child curiosity. Maths, science and English all happened naturally at a pace that suited them without them even realising that 'learning' was happening.
We approached GCSEs with DCs input from the offset. They were fully involved with which GCSEs they were ready for and when. They started at age 12 and 13 and achieved 9 each over 3/4 years.
One is now through her A levels with 3 As and the other is halfway through. Eldest has offers for all the unis she has applied for.
They're social, confident kids with plenty of friends and hobbies and both have part time jobs.
They've never had a single experience of being bullied. Sorry to those that think they won't be tough enough to face the 'real world' because they haven't been bullied, bossed around or forced to spend 7 hours a day with 30 people the exact same age as them.
No I'm not sorry, Home Education was the best decision we ever made and I wish we could do it all again.