At Knox, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to learn in an environment where they feel known, supported and equipped to succeed.
The Diverse Learning Hub is a purpose-built space designed to meet the needs of students who benefit from additional learning support. Thoughtfully planned from the ground up, every element of the Hub, from its layout to its lighting, has been carefully considered to create a calm and focused environment where students can engage confidently in their learning.
"The Hub serves students who need a little more time, the ones who process the world differently, who work harder than most people realise just to get through a school day,”says Tina Moshkanbaryans, Head of Diverse Learning.
The Hub provides a dedicated space for one-to-one and small-group support, enabling the Diverse Learning team to work closely with students as they develop strategies, build confidence and make meaningful progress. It also offers a respectful setting for students accessing approved assessment adjustments, ensuring they can demonstrate their learning with dignity.
As Headmaster Scott James explains, "Amazing facilities, and specialist support allows us to meet the students where they are, and to also allow us to support them to fulfil their potential.”
The Diverse Learning Hub reflects Knox's commitment to recognising and valuing the diversity of learners within our community. By creating spaces that respond to different learning needs, we help students develop the self-efficacy, capability and independence to engage fully in school life.
Beyond the school day, the Hub continues to support students through Homework Club, where diverse learners can access guidance from staff who know them well. Senior students also make use of the space for focused evening study, benefiting from an environment designed to support concentration and academic growth.
The Diverse Learning Hub is more than a building. It is an investment in students, ensuring every Knox boy has the support, encouragement and opportunity to flourish.
21 September 2026
"When I think about my own time at Knox, I realise just how many different parts of this school have shaped me,” our 2026 School Captain Mani said, as he gave his final speech at the Valedictory Ceremony. “I came here as a Year 7 boy, I had absolutely no idea what the next six years would look like. I picked up a saxophone. I played football. I took up Cadets. I got involved in Social Justice and Service.
18 September 2026
Yesterday, the stands at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre were a sea of Black and Blue as students, parents, coaches, staff and supporters came together to cheer on our CAS Track and Field team, with the Tartan Army leading the charge.
15 September 2026
In 2025, Knox Grammar and Wahroonga Prep joined the Independent Schools NSW 'Respectful Relationships: Proactive Education' initiative. The program is designed to strengthen a whole-school approach to respectful relationships, helping young people develop the knowledge, skills and dispositions required to build healthy and respectful interactions throughout their lives.
