Our alternative high schools

Education for young people who have become disconnected from mainstream high school.

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Our approach to education is distinctive and impactful, combining the expertise and lived experience of our staff with evidence-based practices.

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Our unique education model is supported by a range of student wellbeing programs and initiatives. 

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Our FAQ section is your go-to resource for quick information about admissions, support service fees and campus life.

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Set in a small and welcoming campus, The Bowen College’s focus on vocational education and life skills sets it apart from other alternative education schools. 

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Key College  Chapel School, an additional campus of our first school, brings to life our vision to expand our alternative education model that meets the unique needs of every student. 

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“If you can see it, you can be it” – Craig Davis College offers individualised learning in a world-class environment.

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Our largest school in south-west Sydney, EDEN College provides students with flexible learning pathways, whether on campus or through innovative online programs. 
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Key College was the first school established by our founder, the late Father Chris Riley AM, who saw the need for flexible and individualised education to support the wellbeing of at-risk young people. 

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Set in a small and welcoming campus on the Central CoastThe Lakes College’s focus on vocational education and life skills sets it apart from other alternative education schools. 

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Here you’ll find up-to-date policies, procedures and official reports that reflect our commitment to transparency, safety and excellence in education.

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If you’re facing an immediate crisis, it’s important to get help right away. There are lots of free support services available to you 24/7.

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