Nurturing Independence,
Transforming Lives
St Gabriel’s caters to students who have a mild to moderate intellectual disability - as well as additional needs, such as Autism, hearing impairment, vision impairment and other disabilities.
We deliver tailored curriculum in a purpose-built environment that enables the most positive outcomes for our students. We’re a registered not-for-profit.
Leaders in Special Education
St Gabriel’s offers core primary and secondary education, including numeracy and literacy, as well as subjects to develop social skills and communication.
Working in Partnership
We work in partnership with our students, their families, allied health professionals to get the best outcomes for the students’ education and wellbeing.
Building to Thrive
As a not-for-profit, we invest everything back into our school. We rely on the generous support of grants, corporate sponsors, foundations and individual donations.
Growing with Confidence
Our Primary classes have 8 students with a dedicated teacher and a learning support officer. Primary students take part in English, Mathematics, Science History, Geography, Personal Development and Health and Religion with their class teacher, and Art, Music and Physical Education with a specialist teacher. In addition to this they participate in House Meetings, Pastoral Care and assemblies each fortnight.
Learning to Thrive
Our Secondary students have classes of 10 to 12 students with a homeroom teacher and learning support staff. They stay in these cohorts to attend classes in English, Maths, Science, Music, Languages, Food Technology, Textiles and Applied Sciences and Physical Education.
When they enter Year 11 and 12 the students can choose to undertake accredited Vocational Educational Training courses, such as Hospitality. We also have work experience training facilities on site, like our Mini Woolies retail store.
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