Yeronga State Primary School was opened in 1871 and offers educational programs from Prepatory to Year 7, with the attached Yeerongpilly Early Childhood Development Unit for preschool hearing- impaired children located off-site. The enrolment varies between 560 - 590 primary students, while the Yeerongpilly Early Childhood Development Unit caters for between 60 - 80 hearing impaired preschoolers. A goal of the school is to encourage students and the school community to value and appreciate the multi-cultural aspects of the school and to respect and show tolerance towards all people. Cultural and individual issues are taken into account in student behaviour management and curriculum delivery to involve student experiences. Because of the requirement for teachers to accommodate the range of student capabilities and performances within the key learning areas, all teachers should reflect variable outcomes aimed at active participation by students in their curriculum program areas. Equitable identification of students for subsequent targeted intervention programs to optimise outcomes is a necessary part of accountable and professional practice in the school.