Goodna State School proudly boasts a multicultural school community with an increasing enrolment of approximately 620 students. It is a National Partnership school and this agreement provides an exciting range of increased opportunities collaboratively identified by the school community. Underpinning the future direction of the school is a commitment by the whole school community to work together to achieve excellence in teaching, learning and school image. Each and every member of our school community believes that each and every child can learn and achieve. This belief 'drives' all work at Goodna State School. The school community also values 'respect for all' and this, together with Pathways to Peace - the behaviour support program, has provided an environment where all children can be safe and happy and ready to learn. The innovative teaching and learning programs offered cater for individual needs, interests and abilities across Prep to Year 7. NAPLAN results in 2010 continue to show definite improvement across Years 3/5/7, and reflect the exciting attitude and dedication of the school community. The school commitment to increased use of ICTs in learning is reflected in the resourcing of netbooks for eLearning for a trial in a Year 7 class. The allocation of a Science specialist for the teaching of Science to all students is also proving to be very effective. The new hall, refurbished Library and eLearning Centre, and improved classroom resources, together with other community initiatives such as the Community Choir and additional Pre-Prep playgroups, offer increased opportunities for parent/community involvement in the school. Partnerships with the Goodna Employment Agency, Bremer TAFE (English classes for parents) and Worklinks are providing increasing opportunities for the school and community to be working collaboratively. Together our school community is building capacity, commitment and aspirations so as to improve learning outcomes for each and every student.