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The John Berne School exists to fill a gap in the education system: the education of young people in Years 7 to 10 who find themselves excluded from mainstream education. Our co-educational school provides a secure, safe, enriching, and challenging educational environment which gives students in difficulty a second chance, outreaching to their families and wider social networks. Berne is

Skillset Senior College features an adult learning environment with a high teacher-to-student ratio, in an environment that emphasises mutual respect and responsibility. The College has small class sizes, and staff work with students to develop an individual approach to learning that is best suited to their needs. Skillset Senior College operates on a student-centred model: accounting for the needs of students

Redfern Jarjum College’s mission is to educate urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who are not participating or coping in mainstream primary schools as a result of their domestic circumstances. It will serve boys and girls aged between 4 and 13 from Kindergarten to Year 6 and fees will not be charged for tuition. The aims are to, among

We believe that school should be a pathway towards that future. But we know that mainstream education can’t always cater to the unique needs of every individual. NG Central School exists for students who are looking for an alternative. For education, done differently. Our school is designed for young people who need an innovative, flexible and personalised approach to learning.

Margaret Jurd College is a registered, non-government alternative option for young people who may not have been able to engage with mainstream secondary education … and we do this as a proud part of the Uniting Church in Australia (UCA). The college was created by the community of Newcastle in collaboration with UCA more than three decades ago to provide

Indie School is a registered and accredited non-government school which provides an alternative education for young people aged 15-18. The greatest difference between Indie School and many other alternative education settings is that our foundations lay in Adult Education philosophies. Choice, independence, mutual respect, accountability all have a significant role to play. Indie School teachers are committed to changing the lives of young

An Adult Training College and Independent Years 7 to 12 Secondary College providing students with the skills to be successful in employment and/or further studies along with delivering customised training and free recruitment services to business

Celebrate Learning offers an intentionally small community with interest-based electives and weekly 1-on-1 mentoring to help teenagers thrive without highschool. The program runs on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-3pm. Electives include life skills, social skills, work preparation and optional academic subjects using a discussion-based approach. It includes assistance with homeschool registration and parents are encouraged to teach life skills

Croydon CS is a stand-alone co-educational government school for young people in years 7-12. It is situated in the outer east of Melbourne and students travel from a wide geographical area to attend. Croydon CS operates as a Big Picture School, focussed on ‘One student at a time in a community of learners’. The program is passion/interest based and students