HERRD Kids Learning Portal

Learning Portal
$30.00
One time

HERRD Kids Learning is open to all Aussie homeschooling families, with a special love for supporting regional and rural kids. Our portal makes it easy to jump into fun, engaging online workshops, activities, and events with like-minded learners. It’s perfect for students who don't always have easy access to in-person opportunities because of distance, small communities, or other challenges.


✓ One family membership
✓ June membership (4 weeks)
✓ Access to free workshops for primary and highschool
✓ Activities for younger siblings
✓ Early bird access for returning term one members

Read our FAQs below to learn more.

“I’ve found the HERRD learning portal a great resource for both my kids aged 12 and 9. It filled a big gap I had in finding classes when my eldest hit high school age, that were Australian based and engaging.”

- Katrina F

“The HERRD Kids Learning Portal was a great initiative. It brought together a range of workshops and events for multiple ages in one place. This helped with planning and enabled easy registration and saving to google calendar. I found it easy to navigate and my kids enjoyed the workshops and activities offered. ”

- Sharyn G

Portal FAQs

What is the HERRD Kids’ Learning Portal?

HERRD Kids Learning is open to all Aussie homeschooling families, with a special love for supporting regional and rural kids. Our portal makes it easy to jump into fun, engaging online workshops, activities, and events with like-minded learners. It’s perfect for students who don't always have easy access to in-person opportunities because of distance, small communities, or other challenges.

How do I sign up for the HERRD Kids Learning Portal?

Families can sign up via our website. Once you’ve created an account and selected a membership, you’ll have access to our June workshops and resources. Please sign up with a parent's name, then register each child inside the portal.

How often are workshops held?

In Term 2, we’re offering about 20 workshops and activities. Most sessions run from Monday to Wednesday. You’ll receive a Calendar at sign-up with the current schedule (please note, session details may change).

What time zone are the workshops in?

All workshop times are listed in AEST (Sydney time). Please adjust for your local state or territory. If you save an event to your Google Calendar, it should automatically convert to your local time zone.

Are the workshops live or pre-recorded?

Most workshops are live and interactive, allowing kids to participate, ask questions, and connect with others. Some workshops or sessions may be recorded and available for later viewing.

What age groups are the workshops designed for?

Workshops are offered for a range of age groups, mostly from primary (year 3) to high school students, with some activities for younger siblings. Each workshop lists the recommended age range or learning stage to help families choose what suits them best.

What kinds of subjects or themes do the workshops cover?

We run workshops on literature (like book clubs), science, nature, coding, creative writing, art, fitness, and more. There’s a mix of fun, educational, and social content. Check the calendar at sign-up for the full schedule.

Who runs the workshops?

Workshops are run by a mix of education providers and volunteers. As some sessions rely on volunteers, details may occasionally change.

Can I suggest a workshop or topic?

Yes! We welcome ideas from families. We love hearing what your kids are interested in learning. Ideas may be incorporated into the next term's portal offerings.

Do I need special equipment or software to access workshops?

You just need a stable internet connection and a device (computer or tablet). Most workshops are run via Zoom or a similar platform.

Are workshops suitable for neurodiverse learners?

Yes. We aim to create inclusive, flexible, and respectful learning environments. If your child has specific needs, you can contact us so we can help support your experience.

Is there a fee to join?

Yes, there is a small administration fee. This helps cover the costs of running the portal and paying guest presenters.

Can I try it out before joining?

We may occasionally offer public workshops or trial sessions that non-members can attend.