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ESC 6 ( Room 12 ) Meet the Team Taylor Brenan Teacher Christine Aristides Education Assistant Jess Summers Education Assistant Karen Flanagan Education Assistant Teresa LeLievre Education Assistant Notices Booklist Click to view Home

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School Photos Wednesday, March 6, 2024 6 March 2024 at 1:00:00 am All students will sit and have both individual and class photos taken, purchasing forms will come home later in the month. Photos will be taken on Wednesday March 6-8th Anchor 1 Home

ESC 1 ( EC 8 ) Meet the Team Gleneice Coventry Teacher Cath Becker Education Assistant Christine Procak Education Assistant Lina O'Dwyer Education Assistant Tracey Masuku Education Assistant Notices Booklist Click to view Home

How Can We Help? After School Care Therapy Services General Services Dental Therapy Clinics Additional Links Intellectual Disability Download PDF Form Autism Spectrum Disorder Download PDF Form Global Development Delay Download PDF Form Severe Medical Condition Download PDF Form Home

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Anzac Day Public Holiday Thursday, April 25, 2024 ​ ​ Anchor 1 Home

Book Fair The 2020 Book Fair is Coming! ​ Students will be give a chance to make a wish list; they will then able to purchase books before and after school. Parents are welcome to come and have a browse and make purchases between 8.00am and 4.00pm. Anchor 1 Home

About Us O'Connor Education Support Centre (OESC) is the only primary disability special education centre in the Goldfields Region and is located in Kalgoorlie. The Centre caters for students from Kindy to Year 6, with Autism Spectrum Disorder, intellectual disabilities, physical disabilities, sensory impairments and complex communication needs. O'Connor ESC aims to develop the whole person socially, emotionally, intellectually and morally, engendering a positive self-image and independence in daily life. The school is co-located with O'Connor Primary School and the two schools pride themselves on the collaborative relationship that exists between them. Students integrate with O'Connor Primary School students in the playground and in selected classroom activities. The inclusion plan created collaboratively by both schools promotes a multitude of opportunities for students from both schools to engage in educational activities that promote social skill development, acceptance and understanding. O'Connor ESC shares with the Primary School a library, canteen, staff room, and playground areas. The schools have a combined P&C and provide pastoral care through the breakfast program. Joint activities include the weekly assemblies, athletic faction carnival, swimming carnival, Harmony, and NAIDOC day celebrations, Year 6 camp and Year 6 graduation. O'Connor ESC students have the opportunity to participate in additional school activities, with two of the Year 6 school councillors being appointed from the Centre. O'Connor ESC is an inclusive school that welcomes all students and shows respect for all cultures and religions. O'Connor ESC has a targeted communication program that incorporates both speech and occupational therapy. A relationship with Bega Health has begun with a shared vision to promote health, including overall health amongst our First Nations students and families. O’Connor ESC also welcomes the EarBus to school each term to support the ear health of the First Nations and at-risk children. This allows students and families who have difficulty attending medical appointments for various reasons to be seen by an Ear Screener, Nurse, GP, Audiologist and ENT on school site which offers a full medical check for each child. Staff are trained to incorporate research based teaching strategies into their teaching. Social and play skills programs are implemented with communication as the focus. Our teaching practice also incorporates Protective Behaviour programs. We provide a targeted, differentiated curriculum, linked to the Western Australian Curriculum and Abilities Based Learning Education, Western Australia (ABLEWA). This combined with a rich social environment is designed to meet the individual learning needs of each child. Our aim "Empower Today for Tomorrow' supports students to participate meaningfully and successfully within their family, school and local community. Home

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Principal's Welcome As Principal, I am excited about the future of our students and the centre. I have a passion for education and children with disabilities. For me, job satisfaction is seeing the happiness in children when they succeed and sharing that success with the family. I have an incredible group of staff who go above and beyond to ensure all our students can be all they can be. This website will give you an insight to our school and a sense of what we are about. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with me or the school if you would like any more information. Mrs Mandy Stacey Principal Home