Acacia Hill School

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80 Spearwood Rd

Sadadeen, Northern Territory 0870

+61 8 8955 2222

http://www.acaciahill.nt.edu.au

Acacia Hill School, located in Sadadeen, Northern Territory, provides educational services for students aged 3 to 18 with intellectual impairments or multiple complex disabilities. The school comprises a base school and six satellite classes in mainstream schools around Alice Springs, facilitating a transition to full participation in regular classes.

With approximately 100 students enrolled, each classroom operates with a teacher and a special education support assistant, ensuring individualized educational adjustment plans are in place. The curriculum is based on a developmental approach, utilizing the Victorian Curriculum in alignment with the Australian Curriculum to support diverse learning needs.

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