Homeschool Skateboarding

DAYTIME SKATEBOARDING LESSONS FOR HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES

Looking for something different for your homeschool group? Get the kids together for a daytime skate session with coaching tailored to their individual experience and ability.

Choose between 50 or 90-minute sessions and book a one-off lesson or organise regular sessions throughout the term.

Don't have a group yet? Register your interest and we'll help connect families looking for lessons in the same area.

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How Homeschool Lessons Work

Our homeschool sessions are available for groups of three or more children and can be booked as either 50 or 90-minute lessons.

Complete beginners are welcome, and coaching is adapted to each child's age, experience and goals. Book a one-off session to try it out or organise a package of 5 or 10 lessons for regular coaching.

Choose Your Lesson Option

  • ONE-OFF LESSON

    Perfect for trying out a homeschool skateboarding session or adding something different to your group's week.

    - 50 MINUTES - $30 per child

    - 90 MINUTES - $45 per child

    Minimum 3 children to form a group.

  • 5-LESSON PACKAGE

    Five coached skateboarding sessions for groups who want to make skating a regular part of their homeschool routine.

    - 5 × 50 MINUTES - $150 per child

    - 5 × 90 MINUTES - $225 per child

    Minimum 3 children to form a group.

  • 10-LESSON PACKAGE

    Ten coached sessions with plenty of time for kids to build their skills, confidence and independence on a skateboard.

    - 10 × 50 MINUTES - $300 per child

    - 10 × 90 MINUTES - $450 per child

    Minimum 3 children to form a group.
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Where We Skate

Homeschool lessons are primarily available at our regular skateparks in Federal Park Skatepark (Glebe) & Sydney Park Skatepark (Erskineville).

Have another location in mind? Let us know - other suitable skateparks may be available depending on your group and our availability.

What to Expect

  • COACHING FOR EVERY LEVEL

    From learning stance, balance, pushing and stopping to obstacles and more advanced tricks, coaching is adapted to each child's current ability and goals.

  • SMALL GROUP COACHING

    With small groups, every skater gets individual attention while still enjoying the social side of learning alongside other kids.

  • EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE

    Don't have a skateboard or protective gear yet? No problem - equipment is available for children who need it.

Don't Have a Group Yet?

No problem. Register your interest and tell us your child's age, preferred location and availability.

If we have other homeschool families nearby looking for daytime lessons,
we'll do our best to put a group together.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many children do we need to form a group?

A minimum of three children is required to form a new homeschool group. Once a group is running, additional children may be able to join subject to available places.

What if we don't already have a group?

That's completely fine. You can either book a private lesson or register your interest with your preferred location and availability and we'll let you know when we're forming a suitable group in your area.

How long are the lessons?

Choose between 50-minute and 90-minute sessions. Both options are available as a one-off lesson or in packages of 5 or 10 sessions.

Where are homeschool lessons available?

Lessons are primarily available at Meadowbank, St Ives, Blackman Park and Federal Skatepark. Other suitable locations may also be available by agreement.

Do we need our own skateboards and protective gear?

No. Skateboards and protective equipment are available for children who need them. Kids are also welcome to bring their own equipment.

What happens if it rains?

Skateboarding requires a safe, dry surface. If a lesson can't go ahead due to wet weather, we'll arrange a replacement session.

Do the children need any skateboarding experience?

Not at all. Complete beginners are welcome, and coaching is adapted to each child's individual ability. Children with different experience levels can participate in the same group.