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The steps most families in Australia take when they start homeschooling, each linked to a guide or tool. Tick them off as you go β€” your progress is saved in this browser.

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  1. Each state and territory runs its own home education registration. Find out who you apply to and what they ask for.

    State-by-state guide β†’
  2. Most families register before they start. Check whether your child must stay enrolled at school until registration is granted.

    Registration summary β†’
  3. Spend a week or two on short, low-pressure activities in reading, writing and maths to see where they're at.

    Free practice checks β†’
  4. List what you'll cover in each learning area this year and the resources you'll use. Many states ask for this with your application.

    Curriculum library β†’
  5. Structured, Charlotte Mason, unit studies, interest-led β€” or a mix. Start with one and adjust.

    Homeschool methods β†’
  6. Decide your learning days and roughly how long each subject gets.

    Timetable generator β†’
  7. A weekly log and a few dated work samples each term make reports and reviews easy.

    Free printables β†’
  8. Local groups, co-ops, sport and library programs.

    Groups and co-ops β†’
  9. Know where you'll turn for senior subjects or a stubborn gap.

    Homeschool tutoring β†’

General information, not legal advice. Always confirm current requirements with the official authority.