Age group
Designed for Young Children
The program supports children from two to five years of age.
- Age-appropriate activities
- Learning at the child’s pace
- Individual attention
Early Childhood Education Division
Little Steps. Big Beginnings. Ready for School, Ready for Life.
Personalised Montessori and preschool-readiness support at home for children aged 2 to 6. Build early literacy, numeracy, communication, independence and confidence through gentle, structured activities.
Children aged 2–5 years
One-to-one at your home
Five sessions every week
Personalised home schooling
A 12-month renewable plan guided by assessment and progress
Program at a glance
A Complete Home Schooling Program for Ages 2–5
A personalised child-development and school-readiness program delivered one-to-one at home, with a structured plan, regular psychologist review and active parent involvement.
Months
Renewable Program
A structured twelve-month learning journey that can be renewed.
- Long-term development goals
- Monthly milestones
- Updated learning plan
Every week
Five One-to-One Sessions
Consistent home learning five days per week with focused attention.
- One child, one educator
- Regular weekly routine
- Personalised activities
Minutes
Age-Based Session Duration
Each session lasts sixty to ninety minutes depending on the child’s age.
- Focused learning blocks
- Activity-based teaching
- Suitable rest and transition
Location
Learning at Your Home
The child learns in a familiar and comfortable home environment.
- No daily travel
- Parent visibility
- Comfortable adjustment
Class size
Personalised Learning
The educator follows an Individual Learning Plan created for one child.
- Individual strengths
- Specific development needs
- Flexible learning pace
Our comprehensive curriculum
Eight Modules for Holistic Child Development
The curriculum combines cognitive, academic, physical, emotional, creative and practical-life development in one personalised program.
1. Cognitive Development
Memory training, attention building, matching, sequencing, patterns, logical thinking, problem solving, cause and effect, critical thinking and decision making.
2. Language Development
Vocabulary, speaking, listening, storytelling, conversation practice, pronunciation, phonics, reading readiness and writing readiness.
3. Early Mathematics
Number recognition, counting, shapes, colours, size comparison, measurement basics, time concepts, money recognition and simple addition and subtraction.
4. School Readiness
Classroom behaviour, following instructions, independence, concentration, sitting tolerance, pencil grip, book handling and confidence building.
5. Motor Skills
Fine motor: pencil control, cutting, colouring, tracing, beading, clay and folding. Gross motor: balance, jumping, running, coordination, stretching and body awareness.
6. Social & Emotional Development
Emotional recognition, confidence, self-control, sharing, teamwork, respect, empathy, communication and conflict resolution.
7. Creativity
Drawing, painting, music, dance, pretend play, building blocks, craft activities and imagination games.
8. Life Skills
Hygiene, dressing, eating habits, cleaning up, responsibility, safety awareness, manners and routine building.
Our program journey
Assessment, Personalised Planning and Monthly Review
The program begins by understanding the child, then follows a personalised plan that is reviewed and updated through regular professional oversight.
01
Initial Child-Development Assessment
A licensed child psychologist visits the home to assess cognitive, language, emotional, social, motor, attention, learning-style, memory, problem-solving, confidence and school-readiness areas.
02
Individual Learning Plan (ILP)
The academic team creates a personalised plan with weekly goals, monthly milestones, learning pace, activity recommendations, parent tasks and behavioural strategies.
03
Monthly Psychologist Review
The psychologist revisits the child every month to review development, learning, emotional progress, behaviour and feedback from both parents and the educator.
04
Updated Learning Direction
The child’s plan is updated as progress, needs and school-readiness goals change throughout the twelve-month journey.
Parents receive regular information about completed work, participation and improvement.
A structured report records the child’s development and learning progress each month.
Families receive suitable activities to reinforce learning, routine and behaviour between sessions.
Parents can discuss concerns, receive practical guidance and ask questions throughout the program.
Home schooling consultation
Apply for the Home Schooling Program
Share your child’s age, development, routine and learning needs. The NEXTGen team will review the information before arranging the initial consultation and child-development assessment.
Initial development assessment
A psychologist-led assessment identifies the child’s current stage and needs.
Individual Learning Plan
Weekly goals and monthly milestones guide the child’s personalised program.
Five home sessions weekly
One-to-one sessions are delivered at home five days every week.
Monthly psychologist review
The child’s progress is reviewed monthly and the learning plan is updated.
Register Your Child
Complete your child’s requirements and our team will contact you regarding suitable early-childhood learning support.
Program deliverables
What Your Family Receives
The Home Schooling Program includes assessment, planning, frequent instruction, professional review, documented progress and completion evidence.
Assessment and planning
Personalised Starting Point
- Initial Development Assessment
- Development Assessment Report
- Learning Readiness Score
- Individual Learning Profile
- Individual Learning Plan (ILP)
- Parent consultation session
Teaching and review
Consistent Guided Development
- Five one-to-one sessions per week
- 60–90 minute sessions
- Monthly child-psychologist home visit
- Weekly progress updates
- Monthly development report
- Updated learning plan
Evidence of progress
Documented Learning Journey
- Learning portfolio
- School-readiness evaluation
- Parent coaching support
- Home activity recommendations
- Progress and feedback records
- Completion certificate
Early-learning essentials
Early Learning Essentials
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Questions from parents
Home Schooling Program FAQs
Important information about the assessment, schedule, psychologist review, parent involvement and twelve-month home-schooling journey.
Begin Your Child’s Personalised Home Schooling Journey
Book a free consultation and share your child’s needs so NEXTGen can arrange the initial assessment and personalised learning plan.