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Supported Transition Year 7

 
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Starting high school is an exciting milestone, but for some students, having a little extra time and support can make a big difference.

Upper Coomera State College’s Supported Transitions Program is designed for current Year 6 students with additional needs, or students who may benefit from some extra support as they prepare to commence Year 7.

The program gives students additional opportunities to become familiar with the people, places and routines of secondary school, helping build confidence and familiarity before their first day of Year 7.

Term 4 Supported Transition Sessions

The program includes four sessions during Term 4:

Weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8
9:00am – 10:30am

Students must be enrolled to commence Year 7 at Upper Coomera State College in 2027 to participate in the program.

Apply for the Supported Transitions Program

If you feel your child may benefit from additional transition support, please contact:

Annette Caltabiano
HOD – P–12 Support & Intervention
Email: acalt5@eq.edu.au

Annette can provide further information about the program and a hard copy permission form. Once the completed form has been returned, the College can confirm your child’s participation.

Not yet enrolled at UCSC?

Families wishing to participate whose child is not yet enrolled at Upper Coomera State College will first need to complete an application for Year 7 enrolment.

Enrol now for Year 7 2027:
Use the College’s online Enrolment Application to begin your child’s enrolment.

Enrol now!​

We look forward to welcoming our future Year 7 students and helping them feel confident, comfortable and connected as they begin their secondary school journey.

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Last reviewed 18 September 2026
Last updated 18 September 2026