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Why St Paul's?

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What makes St Paul's College different?

Choosing a school for your child with a disability is a deeply personal decision. Here's what families tell us sets St Paul's apart:

  • A specialist Catholic school — Grounded in Catholic values of compassion, respect, and belonging, in a safe and nurturing environment
  • Truly small classes — An average of just 5 students per class, with 1 Teacher and 2 Learning Support Officers
  • Exceptional staff ratio — Approximately 1 staff member for every 1.7 students — far exceeding typical classroom ratios
  • Individual Learning Plans — Every student has a personalised learning plan developed with their family
  • On-site allied health team — Speech Therapist, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapists, Psychologist, and School Nurse — working alongside teachers every day
  • A full-time Learning Support Officer in every classroom — Ensuring immediate, individualised support
  • A purpose-built campus — Modern, state-of-the-art facilities designed for specialist education, including a Sensory Room, Living Skills Room, STEAM Centre, and café social enterprise
  • Communication at the centre — AAC devices and assistive technology are encouraged and integrated into daily learning
  • Prep to Year 12 — One school, one community, from the first day of school through to preparing for life beyond it
  • A strong, caring community — With deep roots in the Balwyn community and strong connections to All Hallows Church and the local Rotary Club
  • Part of VMCH — Backed by Villa Maria Catholic Homes, a trusted Catholic not-for-profit with over a century of service

Anyone who walks into St Paul's can feel the real sense of community and joy that lives there.

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