The Monster Files
A free, neuro-affirming science inquiry for Years 3–4 learners. The Monster Files invites curious kids to explore features, habitats, and survival needs through imaginative, low-pressure learning. Available in NSW and Australian Curriculum versions.
Project Spotlight: Dream Team Manager
Help your learner explore strategy, data, and creative thinking with this 8-week Stage 3 homeschool project. Dream Team Manager guides neurodivergent kids to analyse real competitors, design a team identity, build a smart line-up, create graphs, and develop a strengths-based strategy — all through the competition they love. Flexible, interest-led, and curriculum-aligned.
Creativity, Community, and Storytelling
Explore creativity in two worlds — Mythos and Maps sparks mythic imagination, while Hearts and Harvests designs thriving, sustainable communities. A perfect pairing for creative homeschoolers.
Project Spotlight: Hearts and Harvests
Explore Hearts and Harvests, an 8-week Stage 3 homeschool project inspired by the cosy world of Stardew Valley. Learners design their own valley and record its rhythms in The Valley Almanac — a creative journey through community, sustainability, and storytelling.
Spotlight: The Rainbow Project
Explore human rights, identity, and inclusion through art, maths, and technology. The Rainbow Project empowers learners to use creativity to make change.
Project Spotlight: Sensory Architects
In Sensory Architects, learners explore how light, sound, colour, and texture shape the way we feel. This 8-week nuro co project helps homeschoolers design a sensory-friendly space built around what helps them feel calm, focused, and inspired.
Project Spotlight: Mythos and Maps
Step through the portal into imagination. Mythos and Maps is an 8-week homeschool project where kids build their own fantasy world — designing maps, myths, and stories while covering English, Maths, Science, HSIE, and Creative Arts.
Project Spotlight: Game Makers
Turn play into learning with Game Makers, an 8-week homeschool project where kids in years 5-6 design, prototype, and share their own game. Flexible, creative, and curriculum-aligned.
Cosplay Quest: A Spotlight on Our Newest Creative Project
Cosplay Quest is an 8-week homeschool project where kids design and create their own cosplay. Covering Creative Arts, English, Maths, Technologies, and PDHPE, it’s interest-led, neuro-affirming, and aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
Project Spotlight: Planet Protectors HQ
Discover Planet Protectors, an 8-week homeschool project for learners in years 5 -6. Creative, flexible, and neuro-affirming—perfect for registration.
From Zines to Animal Rescue: How Creative Projects Teach Real-World Skills
Discover how homeschool projects like zines and animal rescue centres build real-world skills in communication, problem-solving, and creativity.
Project Spotlight: Animal Rescue Centre
Do you have an animal-loving kid? This creative homeschool project lets them design their own animal rescue centre, care for animals, and take action for wildlife.
Coming Soon: Planet Protectors HQ
Sneak peak: Planet Protectors HQ, a creative homeschool project where kids become eco-heroes and explore sustainability through fun, hands-on-learning.
The Ultimate Guide to Zines for Neurodivergent Homeschoolers
Discover why zines are the perfect creative outlet for neurodivergent homeschoolers. From self-expression to project-based learning, zines encourage authentic voices, flexible formats, and stress-free learning. Read the Ultimate Guide to Zines to get started.
10 Creative Ways to Use Zines in Your Homeschool
Discover 10 creative zine ideas for homeschoolers, from special interest showcases to animal facts. Perfect for neurodivergent learners, zines are flexible, low-pressure projects that make writing and learning fun.