Inspire – High potential and gifted education

Some of our students learn faster and more easily than others. These students may shine in creativity, thinking, leadership or sport.

At our school, we recognise and focus on any strengths to build engagement and participation and build positive mental health. We support advanced learners with great lessons and personalised activities to help them grow and thrive.

Recognising potential and developing talent

Our teachers find potential and nurture our students to be the best they can be.

Tailored lessons

Each student has different abilities. Teachers respond to each student’s ability by providing extra challenges and extension activities to keep learning exciting and engaging.

Rich opportunities and activities

Students are heavily supported to take part in opportunities to develop their talent in the arts, leadership and sport.

Opening doors to wider experiences

Our students are heavily supported to participate in a wide range of opportunities that aim to extend and enrich student potential.

What is high potential and gifted education?

Inspire – High potential and gifted education (HPGE) is how our school supports students with advanced learning needs.

We do this through:

Our high potential and gifted education opportunities

Our students engage with HPGE education in the classroom, in our school and across NSW.

In our classroom

Room 13 - Artist in Residence Song Production

Ceramics

Personalised Learning - Extension and Enrichment

Across our school

Community Radio Show

Choir and Band

Green Team (Environmental Sustainability)

Community

Across NSW

Interschool Leadership Collaboration with other supported settings

Duke of Edinburgh and Cultural Camps

Want to know more?

If your child shows signs of high potential, contact us. We can share how our HPGE support can guide their learning journey.

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