Starting school is a big step, especially for children with disability. A good start helps your child feel safe, confident and ready to learn.

When you enrol, the school will talk with you about supports your child might need—like visual schedules, sensory tools, or extra help learning routines. Your ideas are important because you know your child best.

Sharing reports from your child’s specialists (for example, speech language pathologists, occupational therapists or paediatricians) helps the school understand your child’s needs and put the right supports in place from the very beginning.

Further information about the transition to Prep for students with disability can be found here.

Transition from Primary to Secondary

Moving to high school is an exciting step. Some students with additional needs may benefit from extra support, such as additional transition days. We will be in touch about your child’s 2026 enrolment to share information and help support a smooth transition. The high school will also provide details about these opportunities once enrolment is confirmed.

Book Week 2026
We celebrated Book Week 2026, with SSS staff joining in to share the joy of reading and encouraging students to take part.