Hospital School SA – Women’s and Children’s Campus is a specialized educational institution catering to children with acute and chronic health and mental health needs at Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre, and Lyell McEwin Hospital. Since 1990, the school has been committed to providing a safe and inclusive space for all students and staff, as demonstrated by their active participation in events like IDAHOBIT and Harmony Week. The school offers personalized learning programs following the Early Years Learning Framework, Australian Curriculum, and SACE, ensuring continuity in students’ education.
With a focus on targeted teaching and individualized support, Hospital School SA delivers classroom-based and online education for students across various age groups, from preschool to senior school. The school collaborates with other educational institutions to facilitate learning for outpatients and siblings of patients, including those from rural areas. Through their Targeted Teaching Framework, the school assesses, teaches, tracks, and adapts its educational approach to meet the diverse learning needs of each student, providing progress reports to parents and enrolled schools.
Emphasizing a holistic approach to education, Hospital School SA – Women’s and Children’s Campus goes beyond traditional classroom settings by offering teaching on the wards and through specialized programs like the Supporting Improved Mental Health in Schools Program. The school’s dedicated staff, including pastoral care workers and mental health professionals, work together to create a nurturing environment where students can thrive academically and emotionally. By fostering a sense of community and collaboration, the school aims to empower young individuals facing health challenges to reach their full potential.
