Inclusive Education 

It has been another wonderful and busy few weeks in Inclusive Education, with our students enjoying a range of exciting opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.

One of the highlights was seeing students represent the school in our first-ever Tenpin Bowling Knockout Team. The students approached the day with great enthusiasm and displayed fantastic teamwork, encouragement and sportsmanship throughout the competition. It was a terrific opportunity for them to build confidence, develop new skills and enjoy representing the school alongside their peers.

With the warmer spring weather arriving, our students have also been busy in the garden. New seeds have been planted in preparation for the growing season, and students will continue to care for the garden by watering, monitoring growth and maintaining the area. It is always rewarding to see students take pride in these practical, hands-on activities.

We have also welcomed students who will be joining us in 2027 as part of our transition program. These visits are an important opportunity for new students to meet staff, become familiar with the school environment and begin building confidence ahead of next year. 

We are very proud of the enthusiasm and positive attitude our students continue to show and look forward to many more exciting experiences ahead as we head towards Term 4.

Stephen Kayes

Head Teacher Inclusive Education