Swayneville State School, named in honour of Edward Swayne (former M.L.A. for Mirani), opened in August 1935. We are a small, rural, multiage, co-educational state school. Our school curriculum structure is based on students progressing from Prep to Year 7. Each year level offers distinctive learning opportunities developed by year level teachers guided by QCAR (Queensland Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting) Framework. As a member of the Sarina Links Cluster (six primary schools, one high school and a HOC) we are committed in the implementation of our new revised Curriculum Programs i.e. Mathematics and English. At Swayneville State School we believe that the Primary School years are some of the most important in your child's life, and that the foundations for future vocational and social success are laid during this time. All staff are committed to providing a range of quality academic, sporting and social opportunities to maximise the potential of each child. This can only be achieved through a partnership based on respect between the child, parents and staff.