Ranked as a High Achieving School by Education Queensland
Students from all post codes - Coolangatta to Beenleigh attend Mudgeeraba State School for our outstanding Gifted and Talented Program

21st Century Learning Programs:

• Differentiated, innovative and inclusive learning for all students

• Learning intervention and extension programs

• Extensive 'Gifted and Talented' opportunities

• Arts Program: Dance, Drama, Music and Visual Arts

• Hands-on investigative Science program

• Many Co-curricular activities: Extension Science, Writers Group, Thinking Skills, Maths Extension, Friday Challenges, Opti-minds, Debating, Interschool Sport, Chess Club, Speaking Competition, Spell-Off, Book Week, Under 8's Week, Junior Dance Troupe, Wakakirri, Choral Group, Strings Ensemble, School Band, Mudgee Singers, Senior Extension Dance and Drama groups

• Community Celebrations and Events

• Leadership programs from Year 1 to Year 7

• Gross Motor and Learning Connections programs

• School-Wide Positive Behaviour Support program

• Dedicated and caring staff

• Parents as active partners

• Green, shady and spacious school grounds

• Air conditioning in all classrooms

• New, state-of-the-art Performing Arts Hall

• 21st Century freshly painted classroom environments

• Interactive Whiteboards, Computer Labs, Ipads, Ipods

• New Science and Technology Centre

• Interactive Library

• Research Based Teaching, Technology and Resources

• Our own Swimming Pool, Multi-purpose courts, Tennis Courts, full sized Oval
  
• C & K Pre-Prep (Kindergarten) program for 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 year olds
   

Year 3 Loves Camping

 Year Three students enjoyed their first overnight camp at Numinbah Valley Environmental Education Centre. They participated in Freshwater Studies where they caught a variety of fresh water creatures and Creature Feature which involved identifying bird calls, and Gabby the snake.  The students participated in Bush Cooking programs where they lit wood fires, boiled the billy and cooked damper.  One of the many highlights was a nigh walk with ‘glow fungi’.   The camp teachers and other staff favourably commented on the excellent behaviour of our students and their inquisitive nature and thought provoking questions.  We are all proud of their enthusiasm, industry, effort and willingness to learn and enjoy themselves in a different environment. Our 2011 Year 3 students are already talking about this coming event