Inclusive education hub
Gymea Bay Public School is proud to offer three support classes for students with diagnosed disabilities as part of our Inclusive Education Hub (IEH).
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Gaining a placement in a supported setting
The enrolment process for gaining a position in a supported setting is completed through a selection process at the local education office.
Students seeking a supported placement at Gymea Bay Public School will complete an application through Miranda Education Office.
Once you have received a formal offer of placement, you will then be required to complete an enrolment form which can be done either online or in paper form.
Getting to school
All families are responsible for the transport of their children to and from school. Families who have a child with a disability may be eligible for transport through the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP), however other support and assistance is also available.
Assisted School Travel Program
The Department of Education Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) plays a significant role in meeting the needs of eligible students with disability by providing free specialised transport to and from school where parents and carers are unable to provide or arrange transport for the student either fully or in part.
More information about the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) can be found here: ASTP
Drop off & pick up procedures
Gymea Bay Public School has a dedicated driveway and drop-off/pick-up zone for students from our Inclusive Education Hub.
From 8:30am until 8:45am in the morning, and from 2:25pm until 2:55pm in the afternoon, ASTP drivers and parents/carers of students in the Inclusive Education Hub are able to enter the dedicated driveway.
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