Help us build a better way to learn Year 1 Maths.
SkillrHub is opening its Year 1 Mathematics experience to families while our team continues building and refining the platform. It follows Australian Curriculum V9 topics and brings teaching resources, structured practice, tests and progress tracking into one learning journey.
This is a real working beta, not a finished product. You may find a question that needs improvement, a screen that behaves unexpectedly or a feature that is still being polished. That is exactly why we are inviting homeschool parents and early users in now.
Create a free account and add a Year 1 learner. Your parent dashboard keeps the learning journey together — showing mathematics progress, mastery, completed tests, questions answered and active learning time. From there, open Year 1 Mathematics and work through the available curriculum modules, teaching slides, practice and tests.
Become part of the QA team. If something looks wrong, confusing or simply could be better, please take a screenshot and report what happened to SkillrHub Learning. Include the curriculum code or module name, what you expected to happen and what actually happened. Your reports will help us improve the experience for the families who come next.
We are deliberately starting small with Year 1 Mathematics only. More learning areas will appear as the team finishes building and testing them.
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Beta access requires sign-in so progress and test results can be saved to the correct learner profile.
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