Bundaberg North State High School prepares students for the future by providing a quality education within a safe, supportive and challenging environment. It values Excellence, Commitment, Cooperation, Responsibility, Integrity and Tolerance. It ensures every student has the opportunity to participate in a range of activities, irrespective of ability or skill. It encourages students to work as a team, respect others and to do the best they can in all activities. Through case-managed, multi-age roll groups, the school builds individual strengths. Classes to support students with learning difficulties or disability, as well as classes allowing the brightest students to challenge their limits, are provided. Subject choices allow students to progress to tertiary courses and also provide multiple pathways to training and employment for non-tertiary bound students. Bundaberg North is the only state school in the Bundaberg district that offers a course in Aeroskills, which allows students to gain a basic understanding of aviation and the repair and maintenance of light aircraft. In partnership with other Bundaberg state high schools, Bundaberg North has received approval for a Trade Training Centre. Construction of improved facilities at the school is timetabled for completion in 2011. This Centre will give students access to improved facilities to gain skills and knowledge to contribute to achieving Vocational Education and Training Certificates in the areas of manufacturing and engineering. Among many extra-curricular opportunities are: the Rock Eisteddfod Challenge; Creative Generations; Maryborough Technology Challenge - human-powered vehicle, 24-hour race; Queensland Zone Super Challenge in Science and Engineering and the Chemistry Titration Competition. The school's Relationships and Self program places great importance on engaging students in activities that assist the community. These include: staff and student commitment to blood donation; the donation of food hampers - in excess of 200 in 2009 to the..