Students attending Croxton School receive funding through the ‘Program for Students with Disabilities’ under the criteria of Intellectual Disability. Enquiries for enrolment come from many sources – usually from parents – but also from directors of kindergartens, doctors, educational psychologists, speech pathologists and from principals and teachers at government and independent schools.
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Enrolment at Croxton School is based on a child’s educational needs and a recommendation of eligibility from a registered psychologist. Students must be deemed eligible for support from the Program for Students with Disabilities (PSD) under the criteria of Intellectual Disability. This does not preclude other diagnosis such as Autism Spectrum, but they have to be assessed as having a full scale IQ of between 50 and 70. Those eligible are then enrolled at the school with parent / carer consent. Student intake may be at any stage of the year and at any age level.
The first step to enrolling your child at Croxton School is a school tour with Leading Teacher Poppie Hatzi. To organise a school tour, please phone the school on +61 3 9482 5482 or complete the contact form