The Berry Street Education Model (BSEM) is an educational initiative that (a) provides schools with training, curriculum and strategies to engage ALL students (including their most challenging students), and (b) is designed to improve a school’s capacity to engage vulnerable or disadvantaged young people and help them achieve their personal and social potential through educational achievement. It is currently being implemented at Collingwood College, a P-12 facility in inner Melbourne, as part of the Yarra Communities that Care (CTC) initiative.
The Collingwood College BSEM Pilot
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