How do we work?
The concept of “common ground” applies to all who choose to participate throughout EREA Flexible Schools.
Adults and young people alike commit to participate in a learning environment that is democratic, relational and operates through key principles.
Relationships at our Flexible Schools are based on a respect for personal dignity and recognition of difference.
An emphasis is placed on the peaceful resolution of conflict and spirituality is recognised as a universal human experience. Within this understanding of spirituality is the belief that all individuals are unique and gifted.
Rather than having rules, our Flexible Schools uses principles which are agreed upon (common ground) as a basis for respectful social engagement amongst the FLC community.
Where are we?
Situated in the former Hemmant State School site, the Hemmant Flexible School is next door to the Hemmant railway station making it easy for young people to access
