Home learning enrollments in Queensland have skyrocketed by 229% in the last five years as more parents opt to homeschool due to concerns over bullying, poor academic results, and activist-driven school curricula. With over 11,000 students now learning from home, One Nation addresses these issues in their education policy, which focuses on eliminating political indoctrination, improving literacy and numeracy, and empowering parents with greater control over what their children are taught. The policy also aims to reward teachers based on academic results, ensuring a return to fundamental education principles in Queensland schools.