Specialist school St Paul’s College in Balwyn open their new doors
St Paul’s College in Balwyn specialist school in Balwyn has thrown open the doors on its new, modern building.
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A new state-of-the-art specialist school has opened its doors in Balwyn for 60 students this month.
St Paul’s College relocated its campus from Fernhurst Grove Kew, where it had been since it was founded in 1957.
Originally opened by Brother Patrick O’Neil as a school for the blind, it has since evolved to include students with a range of abilities and additional needs.
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The new campus offers Assistive Technology Centre, a Sensory Room, a STEAM centre, inclusive playgrounds, a cafe and kitchen garden.
St Paul’s College principal Tim Hemphill said the new campus has been designed to use technology and modern design to support the learning needs of a diverse range of students.
“Building independence, nurturing talents and encouraging creativity are pivotal to help children of all abilities reach their full potential,” Mr Hemphill said.
For more information visit the website at vmch.com.au
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