Parents who choose to homeschool must apply to register their child with the Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture.
A child learning at or from home while a parent or another adult is responsible for the child's learning.
Learning at a hub or centre. A hub or centre must register as a private school.
Parents or legal guardians complete Form 4, the Application for Registration for Home Schooling, and submit it directly to the Ministry.
Each application is considered individually.
The parent or legal guardian is responsible for registering the learner for homeschooling.
Educe Homeschool Academy provides educational programmes and guidance but is not responsible for registering learners with the Ministry.
Yes.
Families may choose the curriculum that best suits their child, provided it meets the Ministry's educational requirements.
The Ministry may request progress reports or assessments to confirm that learners are receiving an appropriate education.
We recommend that parents keep organised academic records throughout the learner's homeschooling journey.
Educe Homeschool Academy strongly recommends following the Ministry's registration process.
Registration helps avoid complications if your child later returns to mainstream schooling or applies for further education.
The Ministry's Application for Registration for Home Schooling is available online.
The 2027 Family Membership includes practical guidance and resources for the registration process.