🎉 Exciting news for students, families and educators!

KIN College is coming to Sydney Olympic Park.

KIN College is a K–13 school for children with:

Mild Intellectual Disability Autism Spectrum Disorder Communication & Language Disorders Learning Disabilities

We provide a dynamic learning environment for students from Kindergarten to Year 13. Through personalised education, innovative teaching, and a strengths-based approach, we nurture academic excellence, emotional resilience, and social connection — preparing every learner to flourish in life beyond school and the world of work.

We follow the NESA curriculum and have five additional subjects implemented throughout the week. Therapy is integrated into the school day, and there is an opportunity for 1:1 targeted therapy before and after school at our on-site clinics.: 

Mon – Wed9:00am – 4:30pm
Thu – Fri9:00am – 3:00pm
Opening 2027Kindergarten – Year 6
From 2028Year 7 onwards
Expression of Interest

We’d love to learn more about your child and family. Please complete the form below to stay connected with the latest updates from KIN College.

Before submitting, we encourage you to read our Frequently Asked Questions. If you have any further questions, please email info@kincollege.org or call 0493 118 423.

If your child is currently in Year 6 or high school, we are sorry that we won’t be able to support your enrolment at this time. KIN College will be enrolling primary students only in 2027, with Year 7 opening in 2028.

ABOUT KIN COLLEGE

A school where every learner is celebrated.

We provide a dynamic, inclusive learning environment for students from Kindergarten to Year 13. Through personalised education, innovative teaching, and a strengths-based approach, we nurture academic excellence, emotional resilience, and social connection.

Our Vision

We envision a world where neurodiverse learners are celebrated for their strengths, equipped with the tools to succeed, and supported to become confident, compassionate changemakers.

Our Mission

We provide a dynamic, inclusive learning environment from Kindergarten to Year 13, where personalised education and a strengths-based approach empower every learner to flourish in life and the world of work.

Our Name

KIN reflects who we are — a connected community grounded in belonging, respect and shared purpose. Our values shape our culture, guide our teaching, and inspire every learner to grow and thrive together.

Our Values

The principles that guide everything we do.

Creativity
Celebrate original thinking

We nurture curiosity, imagination and original thinking. Through inquiry, design, the arts and problem-solving, students are encouraged to explore new ideas and express themselves with confidence.

Innovation
Adapt learning to unique profiles

We prepare learners for a changing world. Through evidence-informed practice, contemporary learning environments and purposeful technology, we cultivate adaptable, future-ready thinkers.

Inclusion
Every student belongs

Belonging is at the heart of KIN College. We celebrate diversity and honour the unique strengths of every learner through personalised support, inclusive practices and a culture of respect.

Compassion
Lead with empathy

Relationships are at the heart of everything we do. Kindness, empathy and understanding guide how we connect. Wellbeing is prioritised so everyone feels supported, respected and genuinely connected.

Empowerment
Build confidence and independence

We build confident, capable young people. Students develop voice, agency and self-belief — learning to advocate for themselves, make informed decisions, and take ownership of their learning journey.

Excellence
Support students to reach full potential

We pursue personal best. High expectations, strong foundations and meaningful feedback ensure each learner achieves growth — academically, socially and emotionally.

Learning at KIN College

The NESA curriculum, reimagined for every mind.

We follow the NESA curriculum and have five additional subjects implemented throughout the week, designed to build real-world skills alongside academic foundations.

Our strengths-based approach means every student has a personalised learning plan that celebrates what they can do — and builds confidently from there.

📚 NESA Curriculum

Full curriculum delivery from K–13

🎯 Personalised Plans

Tailored to every learner's profile

+ 6 Extra Subjects

Unique programs across the week

💼 Life Readiness

Preparing students for work and life

School Hours

Monday – Wednesday 9:00am – 4:30pm Extended
Thursday – Friday 9:00am – 3:00pm Standard

Enrolment Timeline

2027 Kindergarten – Year 6
2028 Year 7 onwards

Integrated Therapy

Therapy woven into every part of the day.

Therapy is integrated into the school day at KIN College. There is also an opportunity for 1:1 targeted therapy before and after school at our on-site clinics.

Our therapists work alongside teachers throughout the day — so children practise communication, regulation, independence and social skills in the very spaces where they need them.

Occupational Therapy Speech Pathology Psychology Sensory Regulation 1:1 Before & After School On-Site Clinic

Enrolments

Expression of Interest

We’d love to learn more about your child and family. Please complete the form below to stay connected with the latest updates from KIN College.


Before submitting, we encourage you to read our Frequently Asked Questions. If you have any further questions, please email info@kincollege.org or call 0493 118 423.


If your child is currently in Year 6 or high school, we are sorry that we won’t be able to support your enrolment at this time. KIN College will be enrolling primary students only in 2027, with Year 7 opening in 2028.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fees

Fees reflect our model as an independent school with integrated support. Our primary school fees are $12,000 and high school are $15,000. Please chat to us about the fee structure. We will also be offering scholarships — further details on these will be announced soon.
Support is built into our model — it's not an add-on. The only additional charges will be camps, sport, excursions and other special events. We'll be transparent about what families can expect.
Yes. Families are welcome to engage independent therapists alongside our school-based support. We aim to work collaboratively with your existing providers.

Enrolment & Admissions

We're currently taking expressions of interest. After reviewing your EOI, we'll be in touch to discuss your child's needs and whether KIN College is a good fit. Once NESA has given approval to operate we will send you an email and guidelines on how to enrol.
We'll ask for assessments across several areas of development. Common tools include:
Area of developmentAssessment tool / instrument
CognitiveStanford Binet, WIPPSI, WISC
Autism SpectrumCARS, GARS, DSM-V, A.D.O.S
Social and behaviouralABAS, Vineland, Baileys
SensoryVision Acuity, Hearing Acuity
LanguageCELF, DEAP, CSL, PLS, PPVT, EVT
KIN College is designed for neurodiverse learners, including those with autism, ADHD, anxiety, mild intellectual disability, language disorders and related profiles. We focus on finding the right fit for each child.
Yes, we are taking enrolments for Kindergarten. Please fill in your expression of interest and we will get back to you with details as our intake planning progresses.
There is no strict geographic catchment. Families from across Sydney and beyond are welcome to apply. We're located at Sydney Olympic Park in NSW.
KIN College is an independent school and is not affiliated with the Mastery School.

Curriculum & Learning

Yes we follow the NESA curriculum with additional subjects - adapted to how neurodiverse learners think and learn — smaller classes, integrated support, and flexible pacing. We will work with where your child is at and challenge them to build their knowledge and skills.
Yes. We will be offering a non-ATAR HSC, as well as exploring flexible pathways — including TAFE courses and life skills credentials — to suit students with different goals.
The senior years at KIN College are designed with transition in mind. This includes academic pathways, vocational options such as TAFE, and deliberate programs to build life skills, independence, and community connections for post-school life.
Alongside the NSW curriculum, KIN College offers six additional subjects designed to build real-world capability: Pathways to Employment, Financial Literacy, Digital Literacy, Healthy Relationships, Outdoor Education, and Skills for Life.

School Environment & Support

Classes at KIN College are intentionally small — 10 to 12 students depending on enrolments — to ensure every student gets the attention and support they need.
There will be two educators in each class, in addition to therapists who transition in and out of classrooms throughout the day.
Therapy is embedded into the school model — not a separate service you need to arrange. Our aim is for support to feel seamless and connected to learning, not pulled out of class at random intervals.
Yes. We're equipped to develop individual health care plans for students with medical needs. Please share details of your child's needs in your expression of interest so we can discuss this with you directly. On enrolment, we will develop these plans with you, your child and their medical team.
KIN College is designed exactly for students like this. A nurturing, low-stress environment that's still academically engaging is central to our model. We'd welcome a conversation about your child's specific needs.

Practical & Logistics

KIN College has supervision before school from 8.15am five days a week. The school day finishes at 4.30pm Monday to Wednesday, and 3.00pm on Thursday and Friday.
We're exploring before and after school care options beyond our 8.15am supervision. Please register your interest and indicate this as a priority for your family so we can factor it into our planning.
Canteen arrangements are being planned. We'll confirm details for enrolled families before the school opens.
We're actively working to ensure transport options are available for families, including exploring eligibility for Department of Education assisted transport. Please flag transport as a consideration in your expression of interest.

About the School

Recruitment is underway. We're looking for educators who are not just credentialled but genuinely passionate about neurodiverse learners. We believe the right mission attracts the right people — and we're committed to building a team that reflects our values.
Community connection is a core part of our model. We're actively building relationships with local businesses, TAFE, and employers to create meaningful pathways for students transitioning out of school — particularly in the senior years.
KIN College draws on evidence-based approaches to neurodiverse education, integrating therapeutic support, strengths-based learning, and a strong focus on community and belonging.