Home Hill State High School prides itself on delivering high quality secondary education. In its small rural context, south of the Burdekin River, the school sees its role as providing first class education to all learners whether they are students with special needs or students who will potentially receive State and National awards. As a result of its focus on student outcomes and flexible pathways, the school has a proud and respected record of student achievement. In the junior school, curriculum variety is offered through the individualisation of subject components to meet the personal requirements of learners. The curriculum is differentiated through the provision of resources, complementary classroom activities, alternative modes of delivery and varied assessment tasks. Throughout the school the learning of students is enhanced by support from specialist teaching staff and integrated curriculum programs targeting literacy and numeracy skills. This modified approach ensures educational accessibility for all students, through responsive curriculum and assessment practices. Multiple curriculum pathways are offered in the senior school despite our relatively small size. Students are provided with a range of Queensland Studies Authority and Authority-Registered subject options. There is considerable curriculum depth to allow for personalisation of curriculum choices, for example, four Mathematics subjects are offered as well as a variety of Sciences. Teacher facilitated Vocational Education and Training, Virtual Schooling and Distance Education programs provide students with the opportunity to study academic subjects not currently offered at a classroom level. Many students elect to undertake certificate programs, school based apprenticeships and traineeships. Students enrolling in Hospitality also have the opportunity to complete Certificate I in Hospitality through courses provided by SmartSkill Developing People. Such diversity in curriculum is the first step in maximising achievement. In addition to..