A complete science pathway for learning at home.
A structured, flexible science curriculum framework for home-educated learners—combining core scientific knowledge, practical investigations, engineering, data, projects, assessment evidence and portal-supported progress.
One science curriculum. Five levels of depth.
Families can enter at an age-appropriate band and progress over time. The precise sequence can be adapted to prior learning, local requirements and the learner’s interests.
Foundation Explorer
Observation, patterns, living things, materials, motion, Earth and guided making.
Junior Scientist
Core biology, chemistry, physics, Earth science, engineering and structured investigations.
Middle Science
Deeper concepts, variables, measurement, data, lab thinking, coding and multidisciplinary projects.
Secondary Science
Rigorous biology, chemistry, physics, environmental science, methods, data and research communication.
Advanced Science
Specialist pathways, research methods, quantitative analysis, scientific writing and capstone work.
Broad science without becoming superficial.
The curriculum can spiral back to major ideas at increasing depth so knowledge, practical skill and scientific reasoning develop together.
Chemistry & Materials
Matter, reactions, measurement, materials, energy and laboratory reasoning.
Biology & Biomedical
Cells, genetics, organisms, physiology, ecosystems and health science.
Physics & Engineering
Motion, forces, energy, electricity, waves, systems and design.
Earth, Ocean & Climate
Geology, weather, climate, oceans, ecology and sustainability.
Space Science
Astronomy, planetary science, astrophysics concepts and space technology.
Robotics & Technology
Engineering design, robotics, coding, sensors, AI and computational thinking.
Maths, Data & Evidence
Measurement, graphs, uncertainty, data analysis and scientific interpretation.
Inquiry & Research
Questions, hypotheses, variables, fair tests, projects and scientific communication.
A year that has rhythm.
Learn → test → build → explain.
Clear explanation, examples and key scientific language.
Home-safe experiment, observation or model-building task.
Measurement, graphing, coding, data or research method.
Quiz, written explanation, photo evidence, lab note or short presentation.
Give the family a real learning system.
Progress should be visible without turning home learning into constant testing.
Knowledge checks
Short quizzes and retrieval activities can identify what needs reinforcement.
Practical evidence
Lab notes, observations, data tables, photographs and explanations can document hands-on work.
Projects
Longer investigations and design projects bring together knowledge, evidence and communication.
Portfolio review
Periodically select stronger work and reflect on improvement rather than saving everything indiscriminately.
Parent reporting
Structured progress summaries can support families who need a clearer record of learning.
External mapping
Where needed, SED Hub can map the framework against learning outcomes supplied by a family, school or jurisdiction after review.
Structured and rigorous—without false accreditation claims.
This SED Hub framework is designed as a science-education curriculum and learning pathway. It should not be presented as a government-approved, examination-board-accredited or legally sufficient homeschool curriculum in a particular jurisdiction unless that status has been formally established.
Families remain responsible for checking their local home-education obligations. SED Hub can adapt content and map learning outcomes where appropriate.
Build a richer homeschool programme.
Add live group science classes, 1-to-1 science support, online camps, virtual labs, science projects, Science Passport milestones and specialist courses from the 10,000-course catalogue.
Build a homeschool science pathway around your learner.
Tell us the learner age, current level, country, preferred schedule and whether you want curriculum-only, live teaching or a combined portal-supported programme.