William Campbell College is purposefully designed to meet the needs of students who have experienced, or are experiencing, trauma and are struggling to cope in mainstream schooling. The College provides a holistic approach towards the education of children and young people, including education, health, welfare, social, cultural emotional and spiritual.

 

We recognise that there are times when children require additional support in their academic learning, emotional development and evolving of social skills that is not always available in mainstream schools.

 

William Campbell College provides support and education through high quality, inclusive, individualised educational programs, in accordance with the specifications of the NSW Educational Standards Authority.

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The school currently comprises of two classrooms, one has been set up as a nurture room providing children the space to regulate, develop a sense of self and feel safe enough to positively engage in learning. The other also follows a nurturing approach following the same principals but caters for upper primary students.

 

Both rooms have a higher ratio of teachers and support staff to allow for differentiation of leaning and quality education, whilst building positive and lasting relationships with the students. This is the first phase of the school’s plan and will expand with the communities needs of supported education. The school is set on 120 acres of land with a stunning outlook providing space and the rich connection to land that children need.