One plan, by the week.
ParkSyde Learning 2027: every lesson in your learner's year of the Australian Curriculum, then 11 senior starter units in each of Years 11 and 12 (no certificate). Not a school: registration stays with you.
From $9.99 a week at the founding rates, while the first hundred places remain — then from $12.99 a week. GST included, cancel anytime. The first 7 days are yours to try: nothing is charged until day 8.
See the weekly rates ↓What's on, and what's coming
The prices through to April 2027, in the order they open. Dates are Brisbane time and every figure is GST included. Entries that have not opened yet are shown ahead of time and cannot be bought until their date.
On now · to 24 December 2026
The Founders Club
$299.99 for each child, once. Each learner is covered to 31 December 2027, with the Tier 2 supports through 2027 as they are released. The first hundred places, shared with the founding weekly rates. See the Founders Club
Opens 26 December · 26 December to 4 January 2027
The Boxing Day price
$499 a year for each child, with Tier 1 and Tier 2 included — the same plan that is $999 a year for each child from 5 January 2027.
Opens 5 January · from 5 January 2027
The new-year rates
Tier 1 by the year: $299 for each child. Or by the week, for the whole family: $12.99 for one learner, then $18.99, $24.99 and $29.99 for two, three and four. Tier 1 and Tier 2 together by the year: $999 for each child.
Opens 1 January · 1 January to 30 April 2027
Tier 2 and Tier 3 by the week
Tier 2 is $19.99 a week. Tier 3 is $25.99 a week, limited to 10 places.
The tiers
Tier 1 is the whole of the learning: every lesson, every subject, the learning record, the diagnostic check-ins, the daily review and the term planner. Tiers 2 and 3 add support around it. Screening tools are screening instruments, never a diagnosis, and each report says when to talk to your GP or school. Features are released progressively through 2027.
Tier 2, targeted · $19.99 a week
Everything in Tier 1, plus:
- A weekly progress report: what was practised, what is sticking and what is next.
- Targeted practice sets built from the exact ideas your learner has stumbled on, on top of the daily review.
- Trailmakers, the social and emotional program, walked one station at a time.
- Priority support: your questions go to the front of the queue.
- Developmental screeners, being prepared with ParkSyde's practitioners for release in 2027: screening, never a diagnosis.
Tier 3, intensive · $25.99 a week
Everything in Tiers 1 and 2, plus, with only 10 places:
- Up to 3 one-on-one learning consultations every 6 months, with a person who knows your learner's pathway.
- Fortnightly pathway reviews and a termly learning plan.
- 20% off formal assessments booked through ParkSyde Therapy Services (Australia only).
Each consultation: $160 with a registered teacher or counsellor, $190 with a social worker, $250 with a psychologist, GST included. Your first is 20% off. When the places are gone, a waitlist opens.
Tiers 2 and 3 can be joined from 1 January to 30 April 2027. Not sure which? Try an open lesson first, or start on Tier 1 and move up while the window is open.
The weekly rates
One plan — the Learning plan, billed by the week. Founding rates are for the first hundred families and locked to 31 December 2027; when the hundred are gone, the standard rates are what remain. Joining at a founding rate happens on the founding page, where the places left are counted live.
| Learners | Founding (first hundred) | Standard (after the hundred) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 learner | $9.99/week | $12.99/week |
| 2 learners | $16.99/week | $18.99/week |
| 3 learners | $22.99/week | $24.99/week |
| 4 learners | $24.99/week | $29.99/week |
Every rung is the same plan, and every figure is GST included. Stay on the one weekly subscription for twelve months and your next year comes at 10% off. Five or more learners are quoted individually — talk to us in the Support Hub first. Change your mind in the first 14 days of a weekly plan and what you have paid comes back. Refunds · Terms
What your family gets
2,306 lessons, about 2,323 hours, across 13 year levels. A plan opens every lesson in the year each of your learners is in, and moves them up a year on 1 January; the year they finished stays open until 30 April. If a learner needs their curriculum adjusted, we agree that with you and open the year below and the year above for twelve months; if they also need allied health support, we arrange it with you alongside. See what's there for your learner's year
- Every lesson in your learner's year, Prep to Year 10, plus Year 11 and 12 starter units
- Short check-ins that show where your learner is up to
- Set up for your state's home-education process and records
- Your learner chooses how to show what they have learned
- A learning record that builds as your learner works, ready to print
- One family account: every child, every device
When the year doesn't fit
Every lesson has been designed, planned, developed and presented for a learner working at that year level. Plenty of children are working above it, and plenty below. Learning doesn't happen in a straight line, however carefully it's planned.
So if you subscribe for a child in Year 3 and the work is too challenging or too easy, contact us as soon as you can and we'll look at changing the year level with you. There's no extra charge. The point is the learning your child needs, not pushing on with learning for learning's sake.
If you believe your child needs significant adaptations to their learning, contact the office to talk it through and, where it suits your child's learning and development needs, make a time for a learning consultation. Contact us in the Support Hub or call 0467 937 659.
Tier 1 carries no consultation; Tier 3 includes some, set out above. Further sessions with our registered psychologist are a separate service, charged by the hour — see psychology and assessment fees.
See a sample learning record
What your registrar would see
Built the same way as your learner's, for a made-up Year 4 learner.
Not ready to decide? Come and try a lesson.
The first lesson of each learning area is open to try, in full, in every year level. No account, no card.
Government help: what's real, and how to get it
The honest picture first
Australia has no general payment for choosing to home educate. Some families do qualify for support. Services Australia decides who does, and where a clinical assessment supports a claim, we can provide the documentation.
Home education also doesn't affect your usual Family Tax Benefit, and NDIS plans can fund disability-related learning supports (not tuition itself).
Assistance for Isolated Children (AIC) — rates vary by circumstance
A non-taxable Centrelink payment for children who can't attend a local government school because of geographic isolation, or a disability, medical or additional need that makes school unsuitable. The test is specific: choosing to home educate does not by itself qualify a family, but some households do meet the criteria without realising — it costs nothing to check.
Claims on disability/medical grounds need supporting documentation from a professional. Where a clinical assessment supports it, we can provide that documentation — always on professional judgement, never written to order, and never a promise of a particular outcome. If you are on a plan that carries a consultation, that session is where to raise it; on any plan you can raise it in the Support Hub. The clinical assessment itself is a further session. Check eligibility at Services Australia or call the AIC line on 132 318.
General information only, not financial or legal advice. Payment rates and rules change — always confirm current eligibility and amounts with Services Australia. ParkSyde can supply clinical documentation where it is professionally warranted; Services Australia alone decides claims, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Questions about pricing or funding? Ask us in the Support Hub.