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Visible improvements to learning content and the SkillrHub experience for students, parents, teachers, tutors and home educators.
September 2026
A quick view of the biggest learning-content improvements before the full release history.
New free samples are being posted, with complete term-by-term curriculum packs for homeschooling and independent learners coming soon. Have a look at the Products page.
Our learning companions grow with students and offer optional guidance through lesson steps, while assessment banks stay clear and focused. Read their story.
Optional topic videos now support the written lessons, worked examples, worksheets, Practice and Tests.
New Foundation–Year 2 planner packs help families organise curriculum learning into a practical sequence.
Maths, Science and English are now Content Verified from Foundation through Year 3; Year 4 Maths is also complete and verified.
Topic teaching, question banks, worked models, diagrams and homework support continue to be strengthened across the curriculum.
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Newest releases are shown first. The whole number advances on a new release day; decimals mark additional releases on the same day.
The app now focuses on parent and tutor records for Foundation–Year 10. Use worksheets on paper, record dated learning against Maths, English or Science codes, add other activities, and print a summary with prompts for your learner’s jurisdiction.
Multiple learner profiles, optional session minutes, work-sample folder references and a built-in guide keep recording simple. Tutors can review a weekly email draft. This replaces the earlier student practice beta; public topic guides, worksheets, Practice and Tests remain on SkillrHub.
Historical release: this student practice beta has been replaced by the parent and tutor worksheet progress tracker announced above.
Meet our two fictional learning companions, with familiar faces that mature as students progress through school.
Try a guided Year 4 fractions lesson or open its companion-free Practice.
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