The school caters for all students and has always been recognised by the local community for the learning programs offered and the personal excellence achieved by the students.
The school enrols a number of students who come from other areas, largely as a result of parents wanting to have their children experience the Student Welfare programs offered by the staff.
Student welfare practices involve children learning about health, child protection, peer support and drug education. These experiences provide for a happy, cooperative and educationally productive school. Since the early 1990s there has been an increasing involvement of parents that has seen the school develop into a 'Learning Community’. This partnership approach to your child’s education is essential in building school tone and harmony. Your participation is valued and we would welcome your support and assistance in any way possible.
