Jindalee State School is a co-educational Queensland state government P to 7 school with an enrolment of 860 students. Jindalee State School has as its vision "Creating A Clever Future Today". This vision is realised through innovation, creativity and futures orientation of its teaching and learning programs. The Jindalee Way philosophy provides the values that influence our behaviour and our approach to learning and life. The alignment of our values and behaviours is paramount to the success of our school and community. Our students are active members in the school community, with students assuming greater levels of responsibility and leadership roles within the school. In addition, Jindalee State School genuinely engages parents as full partners in their children's education. There is an increasing demand for places at the school and this is being managed within the accommodation limits and future developments. We accept all students from within our local area regardless of their ability or potential. Our students are predominantly from the Centenary suburbs and nearby areas with some international students also currently enrolled. A program for students with disabilities operates inclusively in the school. All eight Key Learning Areas are addressed with a strong focus on literacy and numeracy development and new curricula are being incorporated in student programs, staff development, and resource provisions as appropriate. ICTs are a key focus, with laptop classrooms and interactive whiteboard programs developing. Sustainability is a focus, in our environmental studies, and across our whole learning. We are partners in the Centenary Alliance of State Schools (CLASS), a cluster of five state schools which has a combined professional staff of over300. Our resources and facilities make us the strongest and most successful educational partnership in the Centenary area. Our teachers and students have presented at local, national and international forums on education and development.