Home Schooling
How we can help homeschoolers
ADR Education can support homeschoolers by providing structured, Australian Curriculum-aligned planning and practical resources that make delivery and progress tracking straightforward.
Personalised annual learning plan (by subject/year level) with clear goals, pacing and term-by-term focus
Weekly/fortnightly lesson sequences with suggested activities, resources, and time allocations
Differentiation and adjustment plans tailored to the learner’s needs (support and extension options)
Assessment checkpoints (simple tasks, rubrics, exemplars) to evidence progress and achievement
Unit plans and project-based units with hands-on investigations and cross-curricular links
Resource lists and learning materials (task sheets, worksheets, slide-style guides, practical activity instructions)
Progress tracking tools (checklists, work samples guidance, portfolios, reporting templates)
Consultation and review to refine the plan, troubleshoot challenges, and adjust pacing across the year
ADR Education designs interactive lessons that increase student engagement and make learning visible through inquiry, collaboration and practical application. These can include hands-on investigations, station rotations, problem- and project-based learning, structured discussion and debate, and digital interactive tasks with embedded checks for understanding. Each lesson type is aligned to curriculum outcomes and includes clear success criteria and evidence collection so teachers can monitor progress and adjust instruction effectively.
Free Guide to Homeschooling
The Homeschool Parent's Guide Planning, Curriculum and Teaching Strategies for Successful Home Education
Starting - or rethinking - your homeschooling journey shouldn't mean guessing your way through it.
This short but comprehensive, Australian-specific guide walks parents through every stage of home education, from registration and choosing an educational philosophy, right through to daily teaching strategies, assessment, and avoiding burnout. Across 14 practical chapters and four appendices, you'll find clear, step-by-step guidance on:
Understanding home education requirements and registration in Australia
Choosing an educational philosophy and curriculum that actually suits your child
Building daily and weekly routines that hold up under real life
Teaching reading, writing and numeracy with confidence
Supporting reluctant or struggling learners
Tracking progress without formal testing
Keeping socialisation and connection front of mind
Looking after yourself as the teacher, term after term
Written in plain, practical language rather than education jargon, this guide is designed to be read once for confidence and returned to repeatedly for reference - whether you're homeschooling for the first term or the fifth year.
Includes ready-to-use planning template ideas, a curriculum mapping guide, and a short glossary of homeschooling terms.