Differentiating learning to your child's strengths

Our Learning Centre supports the needs of students across all year levels within the mainstream setting.

Our Learning Centre is a specialised learning support space, providing curriculum differentiation and modification in consultation with the student’s subject teachers and family. These include:

• Students with disabilities on a One Child One Plan (OCOP)
• Students with learning Difficulties with an Individual Learning Plan (IEP)
• Students who have status as Child In Care of the Minister
• Students at risk who are referred by our support teams

In consultation with teachers, students may attend the Learning Centre and receive small group or 1:1 tutoring. School Support Officers provide this additional support under the guidance of the Learning Centre Leader.

• English and Mathematics support classes are facilitated and taught in the Learning Centre at years 8-10 to build skills for functional literacy and numeracy. 
• At Year 10 students complete a 10 credit Stage 1 SACE unit.

How we differentiate learning for your child

Our Learning Centre, in collaboration with classroom teachers, leads differentiated content delivery, environmental support, assistive technologies and modified assessment.

All Students negotiating support via the Learning Centre need to have their parent/caregivers’ permission.

To find out more about how our Learning Centre can support your child's needs, please contact Learning Centre Leader via email, or by phone on (08) 8282 6400.