Home Learning Jamaica Practical support for learning at home.

Independent · Parent-created · Jamaica

Practical support for learning at home.

Jamaican resources for parents who teach their children at home — lessons and printables sorted by grade and subject, planning sheets you can actually use, and a simple way to keep your own records.

You do not need to recreate a whole school at your dining table. You need a plan for the week, something to teach from, and proof of what was covered. That is what this site is for.

Find something to teach today

Filter by grade, subject or resource type.

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How the site works

Three things, in order

Most parents arrive with the same three questions. The site answers them in the order they come up.

Understand where you stand

What homeschooling in Jamaica involves, what you are responsible for, and what it does not have to look like.

Homeschooling in Jamaica →

Find what to teach

Lessons, worksheets and printables filed by grade, subject and resource type, so you can pull tomorrow's work in a minute.

Lessons and resources →

Keep your records

Attendance, work samples and a term plan — the paperwork that proves the learning happened.

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Printables

Print it, teach it, file it

Planner sheets, attendance logs, tracing pages and subject worksheets — formatted for ordinary paper and an ordinary printer.

This week at a glance

Sample of the weekly planner sheet

Monday — Mathematics, Language Arts, outdoor science
Tuesday — Language Arts, Social Studies, art
Wednesday — Mathematics, reading, Spanish
Thursday — Science, Religious Education, movement
Friday — Review, work samples, catch-up

About this site

An independent platform, made by a parent

Home Learning Jamaica is not a school, an agency or a government service. It is a collection of practical resources put together by a Jamaican parent who needed them and could not find them in one place.

Everything here is free to use. Nothing here is accredited, approved or official, and it does not replace advice from the people who regulate education in Jamaica.