The goal of this study is to "explain the objectives of the family education curriculum in primary school." The research approach was qualitative and the method was Conventional Content Analysis (Inductive approach). The target populations was 20 faculty members of curriculum planning groups, sociologists, family education counselors and psychologists, and were selected by purposive sampling. The data collection method was Semi-structured interview. For data validity and reliability, Credibility and Verification criteria were used. To analyze the data, Induction-based Conventional Content Analysis was used. Data analysis led to the extraction of 70 concepts, 12 sub-categories and 5 main categories. The main categories that have emerged include: "Promoting media literacy", "Awareness towards life etiquette and skills", "Family participation and the role of parenting", "Knowledge of the growth and life stages of children" and "Knowledge of the principles and bases of education". The results can facilitate the better planning and implementation of family education courses in primary schools, and the planners and facilitators of these courses can also apply them in the practical dimension.
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