Disability Program

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Student growth in academic, personal and interpersonal learning is maximised through regular student support group meetings with parents, teachers and other stakeholders. Educational needs are closely monitored and reviewed; individual progress is evaluated and relevant goals identified and set to optimise student outcomes.

Through the specific objectives of learning, engagement and wellbeing, the College supports students in the Program to achieve their personal best across the school curriculum and, through appropriate pathways, reach their full potential in the broader community.

For questions about the Program for Students with Disabilities please contact Melissa Trudel, Integration Coordinator. Ph: (03) 5382 7132, Monday to Thursday.

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