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Home Schooling Information

Home schooling is a viable, educational alternative which appears popular in other countries, especially the United States, and which seems to be gaining increasing popularity in Australia. Home schooling provides an alternative educational solution for people holding particular beliefs, or having genuine concern about specific circumstances relating to an existing situation. It is most certainly not just a simple and easy solution for any problem that may exist.

Those considering involvement in this process must understand there are not only potential benefits but also responsibilities associated with such a decision. Removing a student from a situation causing major concern is only the first step. Then come the obligations linked to legal requirements and most importantly, the effective ongoing education of your child, as this will affect not only their education but future life. It must be done with due care and understanding for it to be effective. Done properly, it can work very well. Done wrongly, it may have devastating consequences.

This page looks at Home Schooling programs, registration, support groups and other information for all Australian states & Territories. Registration and Support Group information is provided at the top of each section.

The Second Page looks at beginning home schooling, home schooling blogs, magazines and journals, research, specialist areas and other general information. Some Australian material is included in these sections.

The Home Schooling Resources page provides a range of resources from Australia and overseas.

Select the relevant page for information by using the links above or the page number links at the top of this section.


States & Territories

Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Queensland

South Australia

Tasmania

Victoria

Western Australia

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Australian Information

Activity Test Exemption

Discussion Groups

Discussion groups for those involved, or interested, in home education. You need to be a member to access the material included.

General Sites

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