Curriculum

So, you've decided you'd like to have a closer look at home educating, or you've even made the decision to do it and now you'd like to find out where you can get curricula from. You might like to take a look at our Curriculum Resource Booklet that's available in our online shop.

Well, there is no end to the number of places that you can get curriculum resources from. Here are just some examples of where you can find curricula for free and for a charge:

Book shops

Libraries

Educational supply shops - like the ones that supply to schools

Local home educating families and networks

Online shops

In your house - the home is full of things that you can turn in to learning for kids

Your back yard

The local shops

Computer software

The internet - the internet is a massive resource for anything you can think of to help you educate your children. If you have some time to invest in searching the internet for your curriculum you can save a bundle and expose your children to so much more knowledge than they would get exposed to at school.

Almost everywhere you turn you can find resources and things that you can turn into a learning experience for your children.

A place that you might like to start is our online resource directory. We provide this directory for businesses to list their services and products so that you can find them.

If you are interested in looking at the various education departments standards and the Australian Curriculum:

Australian Curriculum

VELS (Victoria)

BOS syllabus K-6 (NSW) BOS syllabus 7-10 (NSW)

Queensland Studies Authority, Essential Learnings and Standards Years 1-9

SACSA (SA)

Years K-10 (WA)

Tasmanian curriculum

NSW curriculum support (DET)

NT curriculum framework

WA curriculum support (DET)

WA K-10 syllabus