Bradfordville Public School, a member of the Goulburn Community of Public Schools, has as its mission statement 'to promote a love of learning in a safe and caring environment that encourages the pursuit of excellence'. The school provides a safe and supportive, orderly and purposeful, interesting and challenging learning environment. Its curriculum has a child-centred focus that encourages a love of learning and a desire to succeed. The school has a comprehensive range of support programs to cater for individual differences and interests. These include Reading Recovery, Learning Support and Peer Support. The school has high expectations for student achievement and behaviour which is reflected in a strong student welfare policy that encourages self discipline. The main focus of all staff are the literacy and numeracy programs, which are supported by excellent programs in sport and fitness and the creative and performing arts. All programs are supported by an innovative technology program, with all classrooms and the library fitted with interactive whiteboards and multiple computers. A new video conferencing system is used regularly by both small and large groups in the hall. In 2010, the school choir was selected to perform in the Festival of Music at the Opera House. Flute and recorder groups and a K-6 dance program highlight the outstanding opportunities available for students in the performing arts. Excellent programs in sport and fitness have enabled many of our students to excel at district, regional and state level. Outstanding school grounds are maintained through an irrigation system supplied by rainwater and an underground bore. Three new classrooms and a computer lab will be available for use in 2011. Covered walkways link all school buildings and are integral to supporting our students with disabilities and their access to school facilities.