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Homeschool maths in Australia: options and costs for Kindergarten to Year 6
Homeschool maths options in Australia for Kindergarten to Year 6: programs, apps, free resources and printables, with prices shown in October 2026.
Read the guideKey points
• This article groups homeschool maths options into five types: full online programs, book-based and print curricula, distance education, maths apps and practice sites, and free government resources.
• Pricing models differ. Some prices are per enrolment or per student, and some cover several children in one family [1][2][3].
• NSW, Victoria and Queensland each set different requirements for home education [4][5][6].
Full online homeschool programs
Euka is one example of a full online program covering every subject. It says its Grade 1 program covers "the full Australian curriculum" [1]. It describes "short online portal lessons with the printable downloaded activity sheets" [1]. Its Grade 1 NSW page lists a term enrolment at A$237 and a yearly enrolment, paid upfront, at A$697 [1]. Euka's help centre says enrolments from Foundation to Grade 6 include a free Matific membership [7].
Book-based and print curricula
Simply Homeschool sells memberships. It says it is "not grade or stage based" [8]. Its pricing page lists a free Mini Membership and a Standard membership at A$45.95 a month or A$419.95 a year [9]. It says all memberships "can be used for multiple children" [9]. Its core programs are "typically based on a book" [8]. Its FAQ refers to maths separately, as "one core plus maths" [8]. It also says it offers discounted annual subscriptions to Maths Online [10].
My Homeschool offers programs from Foundation to Year 10 [11]. It says its Year 4 program is written "to align with the Australian, NSW and WA Curriculum" [11]. Materials are supplied digitally, "many as printable PDFs", and printed book packs are optional [11]. The Year 4 program is listed at A$340 for two terms or A$580 for four terms, digital only [11]. My Homeschool says its programs are reusable for other children in the family [11]. Maths is not named in the Year 4 course overview on that page [11].
Distance education
Distance education is a different arrangement from homeschooling. Australian Christian College (ACC) says distance education students are taught by qualified teachers through a registered school [12]. It also says families in distance education do not register with the government as homeschoolers, or create or buy their own learning program [12]. ACC says five of its colleges deliver school fully online to students in Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Western Australia and Tasmania [12]. At ACC Marsden Park (NSW), 2026 annual fees are A$1,280 per child for Kindergarten to Year 2 and A$2,155 per child for Years 3 to 6 [13]. The same page lists A$0 for a fourth or later child, and says most textbooks are included [13].
Maths apps and practice sites
• Mathletics says it is suitable for children aged 5 to 16 and "aligned with Australia and State Curricula" [14]. It lists "over 600 print friendly worksheets" [14]. Its knowledge base says home users can pay monthly or yearly, with discounts for more than one child [15].
• Maths Online describes itself as maths tuition for students in grades K to 12, with video tutorials, worksheets and solutions [16]. A single student costs A$39.90 a month or A$257 for 12 months [2]. A family membership, for two or more students, costs A$59.90 a month or A$397 for 12 months [2].
• ABC Mathseeds describes itself as an online maths tutoring program for years K to 3 that "aligns to the Australian Curriculum" [17]. The maths-only plan is A$9.99 a month or A$79.99 a year, for up to four children [3].
• IXL says its maths skills are aligned to the Australian Curriculum version 9.0, from Foundation to Year 12 [18]. Its family pricing page says memberships start at A$15.95 a month for a single subject [19].
• Khan Academy says it is a nonprofit and "a free tool for anyone" [20]. Its help centre says its content is aligned to US standards such as Common Core, and that much of its maths content is mapped to US state standards [21]. That help article does not mention the Australian Curriculum [21].
Free government resources
The Mathematics Hub is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education and managed by Education Services Australia [22]. It says it aligns to Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics [23]. Its families pages offer ideas for maths at home, and show no price [22].
ACARA's Australian Curriculum website presents version 9 of the Foundation to Year 10 curriculum [24].
Comparison table
Prices as shown on providers' websites in October 2026; prices change. All prices are in Australian dollars. The curriculum column reports what each provider says.
Euka [1] — Type: Full online program; Year levels: Foundation to Grade 12; Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it covers the full Australian curriculum; Format: Online lessons with printable activity sheets; Price: Grade 1 NSW: A$237 per term enrolment; A$697 per year paid upfront.
Simply Homeschool [8][9] — Type: Curriculum membership; Year levels: Not grade or stage based; Curriculum (as described by provider): Not stated on the pages checked; Format: Book-based core programs; Price: Mini A$0; Standard A$45.95/month or A$419.95/year; usable for multiple children.
My Homeschool [11] — Type: Digital and print curriculum; Year levels: Foundation to Year 10; Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it aligns with the Australian, NSW and WA curricula; Format: Online platform, many printable PDFs; printed books optional; Price: Year 4: A$340 (2 terms) or A$580 (4 terms) digital; A$395 or A$750 with books; reusable in the family.
ACC Marsden Park distance education [12][13] — Type: Registered school; Year levels: K to Year 12; Curriculum (as described by provider): Registered school; see provider's website; Format: Online, with teachers; most textbooks included; Price: 2026, per child: A$1,280 (K–2); A$2,155 (Years 3–6); A$0 from the fourth child.
Mathletics [14][15] — Type: Maths practice app; Year levels: Ages 5 to 16; Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it is aligned with Australian and state curricula; Format: Online, plus over 600 printable worksheets; Price: See provider's website (monthly or yearly; multi-child discounts).
Maths Online [2][16] — Type: Video lessons and practice; Year levels: K to 12; Curriculum (as described by provider): Not stated on the pages checked; Format: Video tutorials, worksheets and solutions; Price: Single: A$39.90/month or A$257/12 months. Family (2+ students): A$59.90/month or A$397/12 months.
ABC Mathseeds [3][17] — Type: Maths practice app; Year levels: K to 3 (ages 3 to 9); Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it aligns to the Australian Curriculum; Format: Online lessons; Price: Maths only: A$9.99/month or A$79.99/year, up to 4 children.
IXL [18][19] — Type: Practice site; Year levels: Foundation to Year 12; Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it is aligned to Australian Curriculum version 9.0; Format: Online; Price: From A$15.95/month (single subject); see provider's website.
Khan Academy [20][21] — Type: Free lessons and practice; Year levels: K–12 and early college courses; Curriculum (as described by provider): Help centre refers to US standards such as Common Core; Format: Online; Price: Free.
Mathematics Hub [22][23] — Type: Government-funded resource site; Year levels: Content for students, families and teachers; Curriculum (as described by provider): Says it aligns to Australian Curriculum v9: Mathematics; Format: Online ideas for maths at home; Price: No price shown.
Noooli [25] — Type: Practice app plus free printables; Year levels: Kindergarten to Year 6; Curriculum (as described by provider): Follows Australian Curriculum v9; NSW and Victorian codes on planners; Format: Printable planners and 600+ worksheets with answers; app; Price: Printables free, no sign-up. App: Free plan, 3 missions a day per child; Plus A$9.99/month or A$107.89/year (one child); Max A$19.99/month or A$214.99/year (every child).
State requirements
This article covers NSW, Victoria and Queensland only.
• NSW. The educational program must be "based on and taught in accordance with the relevant NESA syllabuses" [4]. There must be an adequate system for recording the child's progress and achievement [4]. Records must be kept to show how the program has been delivered [4].
• Victoria. The VRQA checks that students receive "regular and efficient instruction that, taken as a whole, substantially addresses the 8 learning areas" [5]. It selects up to 10% of home education registrations for review each year [5]. It describes developing a learning plan as "a key responsibility of home schooling", and its guidance lists mathematics as a learning area [26].
• Queensland. Once registered, parents are legally responsible for providing "a high-quality education" [6]. A written progress report is due each year in the 10th month of registration [6]. It should include comparative work samples over time [6].
Paper and screen
Formats vary. Several options combine screen work with printable material, including Euka, My Homeschool, Mathletics, Maths Online and Noooli [1][11][14][16][25].
Record keeping is also part of the picture. Queensland's annual report asks for comparative work samples [6], and the VRQA's review guidance refers to work samples and photos sent as evidence [5].
Per-child and per-family pricing
Prices are set up in different ways:
• Per enrolment or per student. Euka lists prices per grade enrolment, with an option to add another student [1]. ACC lists fees per child, with A$0 from the fourth child [13]. Maths Online's single plan is for one student [2]. Noooli Plus is for one child [25].
• One price for several children. Simply Homeschool memberships can be used for multiple children [9]. My Homeschool programs are reusable for other children in the family [11]. Maths Online's family plan covers two or more students [2]. ABC Mathseeds plans cover up to four children [3]. Noooli Max covers every child in the family [25].
• Discounts for more than one child. Mathletics says it offers discounts for signing up more than one child [15].
Where Noooli fits
Noooli publishes this article. It covers Kindergarten to Year 6 in maths, English and science, and follows Australian Curriculum v9, with NSW and Victorian codes on its planners [25]. Free printable term planners (/planners) and more than 600 printable worksheets (/worksheets) with answers are available with no sign-up [25]. In the app, the Free plan gives every child 3 missions a day [25]. Noooli Plus is A$9.99 a month or A$107.89 a year for one child [25]. Noooli Max is A$19.99 a month or A$214.99 a year for every child in the family [25]. More detail for home-educating families is on the homeschool page (/homeschool).
References
1. Euka, "Grade 1 Homeschooling Programs in New South Wales", checked 7 October 2026, https://euka.edu.au/all-courses/grade-1-nsw/
2. MathsOnline, "Purchase Your MathsOnline Membership", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.mathsonline.com.au/purchase
3. ABC Mathseeds, "Home Subscription Pricing", checked 7 October 2026, https://mathseeds.com.au/pricing/
4. NSW Government, "Guidelines for home schooling registration in NSW: 4. Requirements for registration", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/home-schooling/registration-guidelines/requirements-for-registration
5. Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority, "Understand home education reviews", checked 7 October 2026, https://www2.vrqa.vic.gov.au/understand-home-education-reviews
6. Queensland Government, "Home education", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.qld.gov.au/education/schools/information/programs/homeed
7. Euka Help Centre, "How much does it cost to enrol?", checked 7 October 2026, https://help.euka.edu.au/en/articles/8653948-how-much-does-it-cost-to-enrol
8. Simply Homeschool, "Frequently Asked Questions", checked 7 October 2026, https://simplyhomeschool.com.au/what-we-do/faq/
9. Simply Homeschool, "Membership Options for Australian Homeschool Families", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.simplyhomeschool.com.au/pricing/
10. Simply Homeschool, "How Much Does it Cost to Homeschool?", checked 7 October 2026, https://simplyhomeschool.com.au/news/how-much-does-it-cost-to-homeschool
11. My Homeschool, "Year 4 Homeschool Curriculum Program", checked 7 October 2026, https://myhomeschool.com/homeschooling/programs/year-four-curriculum/
12. Australian Christian College, "Distance Education", checked 7 October 2026, https://acc.edu.au/distance-education
13. ACC Marsden Park, "Fees" (Annual School Fees 2026), checked 7 October 2026, https://www.acc.edu.au/marsdenpark/distance-education/fees/
14. Mathletics, "Mathletics for home", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.mathletics.com/au/for-home/
15. Mathletics Knowledge Base, "How much does Mathletics cost?", checked 7 October 2026, https://knowledgebase.mathletics.com/en_AU/pricing/how-much-does-mathletics-cost
16. MathsOnline, "Maths Tuition for All K-12 Students", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.mathsonline.com.au/
17. ABC Mathseeds, "Why it works", checked 7 October 2026, https://mathseeds.com.au/about/why-it-works/
18. IXL Learning, "IXL alignment to the Australia national maths curriculum", checked 7 October 2026, https://au.ixl.com/standards/australian-curriculum/math
19. IXL Learning, "IXL for families" (pricing and FAQ), checked 7 October 2026, https://au.ixl.com/membership/family/pricing
20. Khan Academy, "About", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.khanacademy.org/about
21. Khan Academy Help Center, "How can I change the standards that are displayed on content?", checked 7 October 2026, https://support.khanacademy.org/hc/en-us/articles/20263564832653-How-can-I-change-the-standards-that-are-displayed-on-content
22. Mathematics Hub (Education Services Australia), "Families", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.mathematicshub.edu.au/families/
23. Mathematics Hub (Education Services Australia), "About the Mathematics Hub", checked 7 October 2026, https://www.mathematicshub.edu.au/about-the-mathematics-hub/
24. ACARA, "V9 Australian Curriculum" (home page), checked 7 October 2026, https://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/
25. Noooli, "Pricing", checked 7 October 2026, https://noooli.com/pricing
26. Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority, "Develop a home education learning plan", checked 7 October 2026, https://www2.vrqa.vic.gov.au/develop-home-education-learning-plan
Common questions
Do homeschooling families have to follow the Australian Curriculum for maths?
The rules are set by each state. In NSW, the educational program must be based on and taught in accordance with the relevant NESA syllabuses. In Victoria, the VRQA checks that instruction is regular and efficient and, taken as a whole, substantially addresses the 8 learning areas, which include mathematics. In Queensland, registered parents are responsible for providing a high-quality education and a written progress report is due each year.
What free homeschool maths options are there in Australia?
Khan Academy describes itself as a free tool run by a nonprofit. The Mathematics Hub is funded by the Australian Government and shows no price on its families pages. ACARA publishes the Australian Curriculum online. Simply Homeschool has a $0 Mini Membership, and Noooli offers free printable planners and worksheets and a Free app plan.
Is a maths app a complete homeschool program?
State requirements refer to the child's whole educational program. NSW asks for records of how the program is delivered, Victoria asks for a learning plan, and Queensland asks for an annual report with work samples. Some app providers describe their products as practice alongside other learning. IXL, for example, says its content complements core lessons.
