The Plan.

What's inside an Apply-ED
home education program.

how it works

program
structure

learning
areas

inside each
study block

evidence &
monitoring

using your
program

Not a curriculum map. Not a worksheet bundle. A complete year.

A comprehensive custom program with weekly plans.
All eight learning areas.
Registration-ready in two business days.

the big picture

How your program is structured.

Your program is a yearly overview. A structured plan covering the full registration year, organised by learning area and broken into four study blocks.

Together, the four blocks provide complete curriculum, scaled and shaped by your child's intake responses.

It's a framework, not a daily timetable. You decide the pace, the order, and how each day looks.

your year at a glance

A
foundations
core skills
introduction
↓
B
development
application
deepening
↓
C
extension
connection
real-world
↓
D
reflection
consolidation
mastery

what's covered

The eight learning areas.

Every program covers your state's full curriculum across the eight learning areas. The specifics: content, activities, depth, pace and emphasis, are shaped by your child's intake responses.

📖
English
Reading, writing, spelling, grammar and oral language skills - building comprehension, communication and creative expression across different text types and purposes.
📐
mathematics
Number, measurement, geometry, statistics and probability - developing mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills with increasing application to everyday life.
🔬
science
Biological, physical, earth and chemical sciences - explored through observation, hands-on investigation and developing scientific thinking and vocabulary.
🌏
humanities & social science
History, geography, civics and economics - inquiry-based exploration of people, places, communities and how the world works, past and present.
💻
technologies
Design and digital technologies - problem-solving, computational thinking, and creating practical solutions through both physical and digital projects.
🎨
the arts
Visual arts, music, drama, dance and media arts - creative expression and appreciation across multiple art forms, developing confidence and imagination.
🏃
health & physical education
Physical activity, health literacy, personal safety, wellbeing and relationships - building healthy habits, movement skills and personal development.
🗣️
languages
A chosen language - building communication skills, vocabulary and cultural understanding through listening, speaking, reading and writing activities.

For secondary students (Year 7+), some learning areas include elective subjects. Your program will reflect the subjects selected during the intake process.

the detail

Inside each study block.

Every study block is built from four components. Together, they give you a complete picture - what to teach, what your child will do, what you need, and how to know it's working.

📋
teaching
For you, the parent-educator.
The topics, content, and instructional strategies for this block. This is your guide - what to introduce, how to explain it, and what approaches work well for this content and your child's learning style.
Example: "Shared reading sessions with parent-led comprehension questions. Modelled writing — demonstrate persuasive techniques before independent practice."
✏️
learning
For your child.
The activities, tasks, and projects your child will complete. These are designed to build specific skills and apply what they've been taught through hands-on work, independent practice, and creative application.
Example: "Read two chapter books independently with reading log entries. Write a persuasive letter to a local council about a community issue of personal interest."
📚
resources
What you'll need.
Books, workbooks, websites, hands-on materials, digital tools. Everything is chosen to be accessible and appropriate for home education, with no specialist equipment or expensive subscriptions required.
Example: "Age-appropriate chapter books (library or home collection), writing journal, dictionary and thesaurus, persuasive writing scaffold template."
✅
monitoring
How you'll track progress.
How you'll observe and record your child's progress, including achievement indicators tied to your states curriculum, monitoring methods, and the types of evidence you'll collect. This is what gives your application its substance.
Example: "Student produces a persuasive text with clear introduction, supported arguments, and conclusion. Evidence: completed persuasive letter (work sample), reading log entries, parent observation notes."

staying on track

Evidence and progress monitoring.

Your program outlines clear, practical evidence methods. No formal testing, no external assessments, and no school-style grading.

Evidence is collected naturally through the work your child produces and the learning you observe together day to day.

Each study block includes achievement indicators - observable outcomes tied directly to your state's curriculum achievement standards for your child's year level.

📝
work samples & learning artefacts
Drawings, written pieces, models, projects - anything your child produces that shows learning in action.
📁
completed tasks & projects
Finished activities aligned to study blocks, collected in a work sample folder or portfolio.
👁️
observation notes & reflections
Brief parent notes on what your child did, explored, or achieved during learning time. A few lines is enough.
💬
informal assessments & conversations
Conversations, demonstrations, or checks that show understanding and progress, without formal testing.

All evidence methods are practical and achievable within a home learning environment. You don't need to create anything beyond what your child is already producing.

making it yours

How to use your program.

Your program is a starting point, not a script. Here's how it works in practice.

01

it's your document.
Your program is delivered as a fully editable DOCX file. You can review it, adjust the language, add details, or adapt sections before submitting your application. It's yours to own.

02

you set the pace.
Study blocks outline what to cover, not when to cover it. You decide the daily and weekly rhythm. Some families follow the blocks in order; others work across blocks based on the day's energy and interests.

03

it grows with your child.
If your child races ahead in one area or needs more time in another, the program flexes. The study blocks are a guide - not a rigid checklist.

Ready to start?

Begin with the guided intake, about 10 minutes, and your application-ready program is in your inbox within two business days.

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$195 per child · One-off payment · Revisions included until approval.

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