All students will have an Individualised program designed for them based on their strengths.

No, the person who picks you up should be over the age of 18 and have permission from your guardian to collect you.

No, as we are a school, you will still have to follow the Depart of Education Policy ‘Off and away all day” policy. Student Mobile Phones in Public Schools policy

School hours vary dependent on individual plans. However, is it intended that you attend full time from 9:00 am until 1:30 pm. Initially you may have a modified timetable to ensure a smooth transition.

No, there is no canteen, but our schools have a small range of food items that can be eaten during break times.

No, you will not be able to leave the site to get food.

This is dependent upon your individual plan; your desired future educational pathway, our success in transitioning. You will be placed at your allocated site until you are able to successfully integrate back into your new school or your alternative program.

There is no specific time limit, the time spent at the centre varies and is dependent on many different aspects.

You will need to attend your SSEN school to assist you in the transition to your new school where you will build the skills needed to (repeat similar incidents that led to your being offered a placement at the engagement centre)

SSEN:BE is a specialist school, part of the specialist school network that work with schools to support students with varying needs including behaviour. Our school name is based on a number of schools that make up a specialised program run through the education department, it does not mean that you have “special needs” if you come to our school.

Yes, there will be opportunities for you to be involved in programs and other external learning settings outside of your allocated site

The teachers at SSEN:BE are highly qualified and all have different strengths. You will probably have interactions with all the onsite teachers and support staff.