Injune State School is a P to10 campus with about 70 students. We focus on three things: developing positive relationships between all members of the school community (staff, students and parents) through an inclusive restorative justice approach to conflict, engaging students in learning by creating success for them in relevant and meaningful curricular and extracurricular activities and improving outcomes for students by explicit teaching of Literacy and Numeracy and targeted teaching for students with learning difficulties. Restorative Justice underpins our school's approach to responsible behaviour and our social skills program centers on social and emotional literacy and psychological wholeness. Injune State School acts as the hub for two smaller surrounding schools, Bymount East State School and Arcadia Valley State School, and for students on Distance Education. These students join us for cultural events, sporting events, e.g. Football / Netball and excursions / camps. The LOTE and HPE teachers provide a weekly service to the smaller schools to teach Intercultural Investigations and Health and Physical Education.