Glenbrook centre

The Glenbrook Centre is the off-campus support unit of Springwood High School. The Glenbrook Centre provides flexible learning in a smaller setting, catering for students with internalising mental health disorders.

Glenbrook Centre

Flexible learning spaces.

Gym facilities.

Exciting opportunities.

Support from the Glenbrook centre

The Glenbrook Centre is focused on individualised support for young people’s learning and wellbeing needs. Drawing on a trauma informed framework, the Glenbrook Centre provides a positive and welcoming environment.

Connectedness

Providing students with safety, trust and empowerment.

Collaboration

Using explicit teaching, data and feedback processes in a collaborative and supportive environment.

Diversity

Acknowledging the influence of culture, history, gender and mental health on the experiences and behaviours of the Glenbrook Centre community.

Enrolment

An Access Request for the Glenbrook Centre must begin at the student’s local school. Positions are then allocated by a central placement panel who meet at set times during the school term.

The criteria for a student to receive an offer of placement include the following:

currently enrolled in Years 8-12. Year 7 enrolments will only be considered subject to a discussion with the Principal.
completion of an Access Request by the student’s current school. This is best discussed with the Deputy Principal, Head Teacher Student Services or School Counselling service.
documentation from specialist personnel such as school counsellors, psychologists and doctors.
living within proximity to Glenbrook that will be manageable daily.

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