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Curriculum evidence reports

Tick off the Working Wombat sheets each child finishes, add a photo of the work and a short note, and download a neat A4 report for the term: which Australian Curriculum v9 content the work covered, when, and what it looked like.

  1. Mark sheets done

    Pick a child, choose the sheet from your library (already filtered to their year level) and the date. Add a note if you like.

  2. Add a work sample

    Snap a photo of the finished page. It’s shrunk on your phone before upload and stays private.

  3. Download the report

    Choose a term or your own dates and download an A4 PDF, or a CSV for your own spreadsheet.

What’s in the report

Please note: the report is a record you keep, not an assessment, and it can’t guarantee that a home-education registration, review or report will be approved. Check your state’s requirements: South Australia, Department for Education (home education); New South Wales, NESA; Victoria, VRQA; Queensland, the Home Education Unit at the Department of Education.

South Australian school terms, 2026 and 2027

The report defaults to the current SA term. Families in other states can enter their own dates.

Source: SA Department for Education
TermStartsEnds
Term 1 2026Tue 27 January 2026Fri 10 April 2026
Term 2 2026Mon 27 April 2026Fri 3 July 2026
Term 3 2026Mon 20 July 2026Fri 25 September 2026
Term 4 2026Mon 12 October 2026Fri 11 December 2026
Term 1 2027Wed 27 January 2027Fri 9 April 2027
Term 2 2027Mon 26 April 2027Fri 2 July 2027
Term 3 2027Mon 19 July 2027Fri 24 September 2027
Term 4 2027Mon 11 October 2027Fri 10 December 2027
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Already a member? Open the link in your Working Wombat library email, then choose Curriculum evidence reports.

Questions

Will this report get our home-education registration approved?

No report can promise that, and this one doesn’t. It is a tidy record of the work your child did, which many families find useful to keep. Each state sets its own requirements, so check with your regulator: in South Australia the Department for Education (home education), in New South Wales NESA, in Victoria the VRQA and in Queensland the Home Education Unit.

Which curriculum codes does it use?

The Australian Curriculum version 9 content descriptions each worksheet was written to, such as AC9M3A03 (Year 3 multiplication facts for 3, 4, 5 and 10). Where a sheet supports a learning area and strand but we haven’t matched it to one content description, the report says “strand” instead of guessing a code.

What about colouring and planner pages?

You can still log them, and they appear in the list of completed sheets, but they don’t add curriculum codes to the summary. Holiday colouring isn’t curriculum work, and the report doesn’t pretend it is.

What do you store about my child?

A first name and year level, the sheets you mark done with their dates, your notes and any photos you add. Photos are shrunk on your device first, kept privately for your reports and deleted when you remove them (or delete everything with one button). We suggest photographing the work, not your child.

Can I use our own term dates?

Yes. South Australian terms for 2026 and 2027 are built in, and “Custom dates” covers any other range: another state’s term, a semester or a whole year.

Who can use it?

Members: a year-level subscription or an All-Access pass. Subscribers log sheets for their children’s year levels; All-Access members can log any pack in the library.

Curriculum references are to the Australian Curriculum (version 9.0), © ACARA. Working Wombat is not affiliated with or endorsed by ACARA or any state regulator.