Traditional school isn’t for everyone, so we provide flexible, individual learning programs for all our young people. At Hester Hornbrook Academy, we combine education and wellbeing support with a teacher, youth worker and education support officer in every classroom.
Everyone's journey is different, our innovative model is designed to embrace differences and provide choices and opportunities.
Our experienced and passionate team see potential – not problems. We’re here to support students in every aspect of life and to see them transition to successful, post-secondary pathways. Everyone’s journey is different, our innovative model is designed to embrace differences and provide choices and opportunities.
Our flexible learning options give students the chance to:
Still taking enrolments for 2024 – including our exciting new offering, Hybrid Classroom - a class designed for young people who would benefit from a balance of online and in person learning opportunities.
Werribee Campus (opening in 2025) |
Sunshine Campus |
South Melbourne Campus |
City Campus |
Prahran Campus |
Every classroom is led by a teacher, youth worker and educational support officer, enabling students to build strong relationships and access the support they need. Our class sizes ensure safe, welcoming space for students to develop their literacy and numeracy skills and to gain confidence in learning and in themselves.
Our classrooms are not like traditional school classrooms – our classrooms are:
We offer a range of learning options, tailored to the interests, educational needs, and goals of our students. Our programs involve building literacy and numeracy skills through applied learning. Our students can choose their own learning journey.
All information for current Hester Hornbrook Academy students can be found on our school website. Please note that by clicking the link, you will be leaving the www.mcm.org.au website.
Our Living Learning program provides education and support for young people aged 15 to 21 who are disengaged from employment, education and training and who have a mental health condition.
More about Living Learning program
A first of its kind in Australia, the Living Learning program supports 15-to-21-year-olds with mental ill-health who are isolated and have not stepped foot inside a classroom for years
Hester Hornbrook Academy opens new campus in South Melbourne
Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm