Crestmead State School is a co-educational state school centrally located in Logan City and a proud National Partnership Smarter School. We are a learning community focussed on improving outcomes for all. Our educational philosophy places an emphasis on putting students first, maximising student learning potential and improving student outcomes. Literacy and Numeracy, scaffolded differentiated learning that is challenging, motivating and developmentally appropriate, underscores all curriculum, teaching and learning across our school. At Crestmead, our curriculum from Prep to Year 7 is enhanced by specialised teaching and the support of our Head of Curriculum, Literacy and Numeracy coaches, Key Teacher, Guidance Officer and Chaplain. Our Special Education Unit, led by our Head of Special Education, provides support for children with disabilities generally within our mainstream setting. An extensive range of educational programs including sport, performing arts and technology programs (including laptop classes) are offered to support a diverse student population. Our Student Engagement Officer promotes our students’ active engagement in school and participation in the wide range of activities. School initiatives include a school breakfast program and a variety of clubs including our ‘Bright Start’ homework club, technology, art and crafts, guitar and gardening club. The Early Learners Club supports early learning opportunities and school readiness for children from birth to 5 years old. At Crestmead, we value the productive partnerships with our parents and welcome their involvement including membership of our active Parents and Citizens Association. Our Community Liaison Officer fosters a vital and positive link between home and school. Parents are encouraged to participate in a range of parent programs to enhance their support of their children at home and at school. Community partnerships and relationships, building student resilience and capacity to achieve are values cornerstones that our school..