Homeschool laws in Canada
How to homeschool in Saskatchewan
Register each year with your school division as a home-based educator.
What to file
Register each year with your school division as a home-based educator.
When
The Ministry expects registration by August 15; some divisions set their own dates.
Education plan
Yes: a written education plan for each child, with yearly goals and how you will record progress.
Reports and evaluation
An annual progress report or portfolio, usually by June 30 (some divisions ask earlier).
Funding
Some divisions provide modest support; ask yours.
Good to know: Your school division’s home-based education office has the forms and dates for your area.
Keep records from day one
Even where reports are not required, a simple record of days, books and work samples answers any question later and helps if your child returns to school.
Questions parents ask
Is homeschooling legal in Saskatchewan?
Yes. Homeschooling is legal in every Canadian province and territory. In Saskatchewan: Register each year with your school division as a home-based educator.
When do I register to homeschool in Saskatchewan?
The Ministry expects registration by August 15; some divisions set their own dates.
Do I need to report progress in Saskatchewan?
An annual progress report or portfolio, usually by June 30 (some divisions ask earlier).
Official sources
A plain-English summary checked November 2026, not legal advice. Rules and forms change, so confirm with the official source before you file.