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Townsville Flexible Learning Centre provides specialised services to individual young people and their families so that they could engage and participate more actively in learning.

The Burdekin Education Program is a learning group to build young people’s existing skills in the areas of literacy, numeracy, and digital technology. It provides a range of youth and community services, some include, Burdekin PCYC, Salvation Army, and Ayr Police.

We are a small secondary school in Kingston that offers educational pathways for young people in grades 7-12 who have difficulty accessing school for a variety of reasons.

We work with young people to improve cognitive and academic skills, enhance social and emotional competency, strengthen cultural and spiritual life, and to find employment or further training.

St Mary’s FLC offers an inclusive and non-discriminating learning community to young people who, for a variety of reasons, are disenfranchised from mainstream education. Young people from both genders are enrolled and may come from a variety of language, cultural, and religious backgrounds with sensitivity to Indigenous culture and/or socio-economic disadvantage.

Pambula Beach FLC offers an inclusive and non-discriminating learning community to young people who, for a variety of reasons, are disenfranchised from mainstream education. Young People are enrolled are from all genders, a variety of language, cultural, and religious backgrounds – with sensitivity to Indigenous culture – and, at times, are from backgrounds of socio-economic disadvantage.

SMYL Community College is a referral only ‘Curriculum and Re-engagement in Education’ (CARE) School that caters specifically for students who have disengaged from mainstream education. The College offers a full-time alternative education programme under the School Education Act 1999 (WA) for 12-to-18-year-olds.

SMYL Community College is a referral only ‘Curriculum and Re-engagement in Education’ (CARE) School that caters specifically for students who have disengaged from mainstream education. The College offers a full-time alternative education programme under the School Education Act 1999 (WA) for 12-to-18-year-olds. This campus only supports school years 8-10.

No matter who the client is, Atwea’s aim is to enhance people’s lives by delivering quality learning, accessible to all.

The campus accommodates to Year 9, Year 10 and Senior students by featuring functional, engaging learning spaces, modern technology, outdoor areas to support student wellbeing, a student kitchen, and a performance space.

No matter who the client is, Atwea’s aim is to enhance people’s lives by delivering quality learning, accessible to all.

No matter who the client is, Atwea’s aim is to enhance people’s lives by delivering quality learning, accessible to all.

No matter who the client is, Atwea’s aim is to enhance people’s lives by delivering quality learning, accessible to all.

Located at the old Port Stephens Council Building, the Raymond Terrace Campus offers a vibrant and engaging environment for students. Students are involved in a gardening and sustainability program on campus, and often spend time in our kitchen cooking and baking.