The Support Unit at Ingleburn High School was established in 2013 with two Autism classes and one class with Moderate Intellectual Disabilities. Students ranges from year 7 to 12. There are three Special Education teachers and three SLSOs in the Support Unit.
Students work towards curriculum outcomes from English, Mathematics, Science, HSIE, PDH/PE, Music, LOTE, TAS and Work Education. Students also participate in a Community Access program which encourages students to apply knowledge and skills learnt to everyday concepts, such as using public transport to attend local community venues and places of interest which are connected to their learning.
Students in the senior years also participate in work experience in a variety of places to further develop their skills for post school employment. Work crews also attend to a school vegetable garden and maintain and develop gardens around the school to enhance the aesthetic look. Students also participate in a variety of social skills such as cooking, washing and wiping up the dishes, cake decorating, sewing, ironing and washing clothes to increase their social independence.