The City of Tea Tree Gully understands that every family's home education journey is different. Families choose learning styles that work best for their children.

While Council does not provide formal home education programs, families can access a range of helpful resources, local activities and flexible learning opportunities to support learning at home.

Libraries and learning spaces

The Library offers free access to books, online learning tools, study spaces, and community programs that support learning at home.

Families can access:

• borrowing across a wide range of educational resources
• free Wi-Fi and study spaces
• school holiday programs and activities
• digital learning platforms and databases.

Programs

Our programs and activities provide opportunities for children to learn, explore and connect.

• Something STEM
• Art Club
• Chess Club
• Science Club
• School holiday programs.

Check out our Events and programs listing for children and youth.

Additional learning resources

While we don’t endorse specific providers, families may find the following useful starting points:

• Home Education (SA Government)
  Official information about home education requirements, responsibilities, and registration in South Australia.
• Australian Curriculum
  Curriculum guidance and learning frameworks used across Australia.
• State Library of South Australia
  Free access to digital collections, research tools, and learning resources.
• Local community groups and co-operatives
  Families may wish to explore local homeschooling networks, co-ops, and community-led learning groups for social and shared learning opportunities.