Founded in 2021, Wycliffe Hope School has adopted the same vision as Wycliffe Christian School: to encourage learning founded on God’s word by nurturing faith, unwrapping truth, encouraging discernment and enabling thoughtful action. It is within this context that all students are able to learn to value and respect themselves and each other.

Sharing in life together

Wycliffe Hope School and Wycliffe Christian School together provide one inclusive learning community. This ethos underpins the provision of a differentiated and comprehensive curriculum within an appropriately tailored learning environment.

“Two schools, one learning community” provides the benefits of both targeted special education and general learning experiences within a large mainstream schooling context. We seek a dynamic learning experience where designated classroom spaces, that are equipped and resourced in response to the special needs of students, are enhanced with the activities and events of the broader learning environment.

What does learning look like at Hope School?

Wycliffe Hope School offers educational choices for families whose children have additional learning needs, which are best able to support significant learning progress for all students.

One of the key aspects of the outworking of “two schools, one learning community” is the possibility for integration of students between Wycliffe Christian School and Wycliffe Hope School. This is supported by our learning enhancement staff and is one of the incredible blessings that is created for students across both schools.

Hope School is centrally located on the grounds of Wycliffe Christian School, providing opportunities for students to be involved in whole school and sub-school events, including assemblies, incursions, excursions and camps. The shared playground spaces and learning spaces encourage students across both schools to celebrate their identity as one learning community as they “do life together”.

Every student enrolled in Wycliffe Hope School has an individual education plan which sets learning goals that reflect the needs of each student. These plans are developed in consultation with parents or caregivers and include both long and short term goals, and strategies that will assist in achieving these.