Specialised Learning Programs (SLPs) provide individualised, *neurodiversity-affirming support that fosters academic growth, social-emotional development, and holistic well-being. By addressing **barriers to learning and engagement, SLPs support each autistic student to achieve positive outcomes throughout their school journey.
Enrolment of students within the program is the responsibility of the host school. The programs have a limited number of places and students are assessed on eligibility and suitability for the program. A position within the mainstream class must be available for a position to be offered. In the Primary SLP there are up to 25 students. In the secondary program there are up to 18 students.
Find more information about the specific Specialised Learning Programs, follow the links below:
Coming in 2025 - Eden Hill Primary School
Coming in 2025 - Kiara College
Early Intensive Intervention Programs are based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis for small groups of kindergarten and pre-primary aged children who have a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. The program aims to equip these students with the skills necessary for entry into a mainstream Year 1 class. The transition to Year 1 is supported by a shared placement in the Pre-Primary year.