



Welcome to Noblehill
Where every student is valued and empowered.
At Noblehill Inclusive Education, we believe that every child deserves access to a meaningful, supportive, and high-quality education, one that recognises their individuality, honours their journey, and equips them to thrive.
Noblehill was founded with a clear purpose: to create a learning environment where neurodivergent and diverse learners are not just accommodated, but truly understood, supported, and empowered.
We are more than a school; we are a community committed to dignity, growth, and possibility.
A note from the founders:
Noblehill was born out of years of working closely with neurodivergent children and their families. Through this work, we have come to understand both the extraordinary potential these children carry and the deep challenges that arise when learning environments are not designed with them in mind.
We dreamed of something different. A place where neurodivergent children would not merely be accommodated but truly understood. A place where their unique ways of thinking, sensing, and engaging with the world would be honoured. A place where families would feel held, supported, and never alone.
We hope, as you read, you will feel the heart of what we are building and that, if it speaks to you, you will consider joining us on this journey.
Kimber Gould & Tamara Pasquali
Co-Founders, Noblehill Inclusive Education
ABOUT NOBLEHILL
At Noblehill, we are committed to fostering an inclusive educational environment dedicated to students with diverse learning needs. Our innovative curriculum, combined with specialised support services, ensures that every child receives the personalised attention they need to flourish academically and socially. Learn more about our vision and educational philosophy.

OUR VISION
AND MISSION
here at Noblehill
OUR VISION
To become a leading inclusive education provider in KwaZulu-Natal, offering a credible and compassionate alternative for learners who experience barriers within mainstream education, while contributing to broader systemic change through teacher development and community collaboration.
OUR MISSION
To provide high-quality, adapted academic programmes within a structured, nurturing environment that:
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Supports learners with diverse needs
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Builds confidence, independence, and resilience
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Maintains transparency and partnership with families
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Prepares learners for meaningful participation in society
OUR CORE VALUES - N.O.B.L.E
At Noblehill Inclusive Education, our values guide every decision, every interaction, and every learner journey. They are captured in the acronym N.O.B.L.E.






WHO WE SERVE
Noblehill is designed for students who:
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Experience barriers to learning in mainstream settings
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Require smaller class environments and individualised support
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Benefit from structured, predictable routines
Learner profiles we typically support:
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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ADHD
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Anxiety and emotional regulation challenges
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Specific learning difficulties (e.g. dyslexia, dysgraphia)
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Sensory processing differences
Our focus is primarily on low support needs students who are capable academically, but who require the right environment to access learning effectively.
View our Prospectus
OUR EDUCATIONAL APPROACH
Individualised Learning (IEDP-led)
Each learner follows an Individual Education Development Plan (IEDP) tailored to their:
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Academic level
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Emotional needs
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Learning style
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Sensory regulation profile
Curriculum Offering
We currently offer a blended, flexible, adapted CAPS-aligned curriculum, with future expansion into senior-phase pathways including skills-based programmes.
Teaching Methodology
Our classrooms are guided by:
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Relationship-based learning (DIRFloortime® principles)
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Multi-sensory teaching strategies
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Structured, scaffolded instruction
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Inquiry-based learning
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Small group instruction
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A pace that allows learners the time they need, we work with students who may finish school a little after eighteen years of age

OUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Our environment is intentionally designed to support regulation and engagement:
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Small class sizes (no more than 10 learners per class)
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Developmental-stage grouped classes (rather than chronologically grouped)
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Calm, structured classrooms
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Sensory-aware spaces
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Access to outdoor regulation areas
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Functional learning spaces

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
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Creative spaces (art and woodwork studios)
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Vocational training environments
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Coffee shop training space
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Life skills kitchen
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IT studio
WHAT YOU WILL SEE IN A NOBLEHILL CLASSROOM
• Small, structured class sizes with high adult-to-learner ratios
• Sensory-aware spaces that support regulation
• Adapted curriculum content delivered at each child’s pace
• Movement breaks, regulation tools, and calm-down spaces woven into the day
• Visual supports, predictable routines, and clear expectations



GET IN TOUCH WITH US
Let us know if you have any queries, or if we can help in anyway.