A little structure. A lot of possibility.
A shared learning home with a different space for every child \u2014 and a clear view for you.
01 \u00b7 Start with your child
Create a parent account and a profile for each learner. Choose a starting stage and adjust individual subject levels to fit their understanding. School year is recorded separately; age alone does not decide their learning level.
02 \u00b7 Find your rhythm
Explore a 39-week planning framework, including subjects, breaks, reading and practical work. Set learning days, starting times and holiday weeks. Move individual slots and add appointments as family life changes.
A scheduled subject is a plan for learning. Where a complete teaching activity is still being developed, the hub labels that clearly.
03 \u00b7 Make a discovery
Children work through a short explanation, an example and an activity. Practice questions offer feedback and hints; independent checks give them a chance to try without assistance.
Read-aloud uses a supported browser voice. Practical tasks need suitable materials and an adult’s judgement about safety.
04 \u00b7 See their thinking
Parents can see saved activities, support used, independent checks, written work and observations from learning away from the screen. Leave feedback and choose what to revisit together.
Review new teaching activities before publishing them to your family. Family approval is distinct from professional educator review.
05 \u00b7 Keep growing
The first focus is useful learning for a real family, including children starting around ages eight and eleven. The product scope remains ages five to fifteen, every subject in the planned pathways and the whole school year.
Public subscriptions, a complete reviewed teaching library and accredited examination support are not available in the pilot.
A learning home.
A world of possibility.
We’re building Homeskolar with family life at its heart.
Come and see where we’re heading.