Enrolment enquiries

We are a School for Specific Purpose (SSP). We provide specialised support for students with Medium / High Support needs. Learn more about Schools for Specific Purposes (SSPs).

How to enrol

Enrolment into an SSP is different from other public schools. It involves a referral and placement process. If you believe an SSP may be the right setting for your child, your local school is the first place to start. They will work with you to understand your child’s needs and help you explore the right support options available.

1. Find your local school: you can use School Finder to locate your local public school.
2. Discuss support pathways: talk to your local school about available support pathways for your child.

Enrolment in an SSP is considered when:

• your child has significant and ongoing support needs
• they meet the department’s disability criteria
• this type of specialist support is the most appropriate.

For placement in an SSP, your child's current school must submit an application called an access request.This is done in consultation with the family. A local placement panel then reviews the application and makes a recommendation.

Learn more about access requests.

Talk to us

If your child is already enrolled at our school, or you’ve been recommended for a placement with us, we are here to support your transition. Contact us if you have questions about our programs, orientation process or how we work with families.

How to enrol in Distance Education

Distance education is for students who cannot attend school regularly in person. Our school provides distance education for eligible students. Students learn from home with lessons and support from our teachers.

How it works

Students may be eligiblebecause of geographical distance, health needs or other approved reasons. Students learn from home using online lessons, learning materials and regular support from our teachers.

How to apply

1. Contact our school to talk about your child’s needs.
2. Provide any required documents.
3. Submit a distance education application.

Learn more about distance education in NSW public schools.