Following significant consultation with key stakeholders, the department has developed a new model called the Tailored Learning Provision (TLP). 

The goal of the TLP model is to better support young people who are vulnerable to chronic non-attendance, early school leaving and education disengagement to remain connected to school and ultimately improve learning outcomes.

Our school has been invited to further develop the TLP model during 2024.

We are currently working closely with the department to understand the practical operations of TLP model and will be seeking student and staff feedback and learnings during the coming year.

You can read further detail on the South Australia Tailored Learning Provision model here:

 This week we have a high level of coaches offsite and wanted to inform you that there will be no case management this week.

Due to this low staffing, the Wellbeing and Transition Hub will be closed Thursday Week 6 (8 June 2023).

Until then, programs will be running as usual - please call (08) 8551 1900 option 3, if you have any questions regarding this.

 Thank you

Hosted by City of Victor Harbor, the 2023 Disability Expo aims to connect people with disabilities, their families, and carers to service providers and suppliers in the region.

Discussions will cover a broad range of subjects and you'll have the opportunity to explore stalls, chat with local service providers and gather information relevant to your needs. This event is free to attend, and all are welcome.

DATE: Tuesday | 23 May 2023
TIME: 12:00pm-6:00pm

VENUE: McCracken Convention Centre | McCracken

In the last decade, children’s participation in physical activity and exercise has been in decline. In this digital age, children are using computers and mobile devices, not only for learning, but for relaxation and recreation purposes. This sedentary lifestyle is having a detrimental effect on today’s youth. The key is finding the balance.

Research shows, that regular physical activity and exercise leads to changes in the brain. It improves cognitive function, elevates mood, enhances learning and improves academic outcomes. Playing sport helps kids develop fundamental movement skills impacting positively on their confidence, self-esteem and ability to develop social skills. ¶¡ÏãÔ°AV play an important role in helping children establish positive habits that will benefit their children in the long-term.

In this edition of SchoolTV, parents will discover practical advice relating to the benefits of regular physical activity and exercise, as well as tips on how to get their kids motivated and moving more.

We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this edition of SchoolTV and we always welcome your feedback. If you have any concerns about your child, please contact the school counsellor for further information or seek medical or professional help.

Here is the link to the Physical Activity & Exercise edition of SchoolTV

There is no charge for these opportunities. To book your seat, please email dl.0799.info@schools.sa.edu.au or call (08) 8551 1900.

HINDMARSH - Yellow

INMAN - Green

MURRAY – Blue

Who will be holding the Winners’ Cup this year??
Good Luck everyone!

Our German students had a lovely day exploring The Hahndorf Academy Cultural Centre, learning about Indigenous and Migrant Art, visiting various German speciality shops, then finishing off the day at the iconic South Australian owned Fruchoc Shop!

The forum will focus on the Autism Inclusion Teacher initiative, introducing the Autism Inclusion Multidisciplinary team and associated projects

Enjoy the break and we look forward to seeing everyone back onsite Tuesday 14 March.

There are great resources available at  

All NAPLAN tests will be completed online this year with the testing being tailored to adjust to the students as they complete it. We have produced a short video which you may wish to watch with your year 7 or 9 student to explain further. 

Additional information can be found at