Weethalle Public School

Weethalle Public School provides a quality all round education which caters for the diverse learning needs and styles of each student. Its educational philosophy focuses on the fact that all students have the right to learn uninterrupted, to reach their full potential educationally, socially and emotionally, and to receive high quality teaching enabling them to achieve this outcome. It provides opportunities and enrichment for all students in an inclusive environment. It strives to produce confident, well adjusted individuals who appreciate the value of a good education and have the skills and knowledge to remain connected to their school and local community. Our students are prepared to be successful future global citizens. It has developed strong relationships with the wider community, playing an important role through the co-ordination of the annual ANZAC Day service, participation in the Weethalle Show, CWA International Day activities, Senior Citizens morning tea, Clean Up Australia Day, regular school assemblies and School Presentation Night which are always very well attended. It has an active and supportive P and C which works tirelessly to promote the school and provide additional resources for the students.  It is a small rural school that is proud of its strong links with the local community. It has a positive and caring environment where friendship, kindness, respect, honesty, integrity and responsibility are valued. Weethalle Public School enjoys an outstanding reputation within the community. It has a family-like atmosphere and strives to promote a safe, caring and supportive learning environment where individual talents are recognised and fostered. Students are nurtured to develop lifelong skills by a caring, dedicated staff who commit to many additional activities for the benefit of all. Students are encouraged to achieve their best with the provision of comprehensive and relevant range of literacy and numeracy programs. . We host annual small schools Maths Days and Naidoc Day celebrations. The school actively promotes tolerance and understanding of others. Year 6 also have the opportunity to attend an annual Young Leaders Conference. .A productive vegetable garden is the result of an environmental focus.