The purpose of Cable Beach Primary School (CBPS) is to enable students to develop the skills and attitudes, relevant to their individual needs that will ensure they become respected and worthwhile members of society. Cable Beach Primary has a culturally diverse student and staff population and prides itself on the ability to work collaboratively and to follow the principles of inclusivity. CBPS provides a range of programs that cater for diversity including a Music Specialist (i.e. bands, choir and instrumental music). The school has a Getting it Right (GiRN) Specialist Numeracy teacher, a specialist Science Program, a Speech and Language program for the early years, a school-based attendance officer and five AIEOs who work throughout the school. CBPS has accessed additional support for literacy development through the ATAS program and ALSS funding to support literacy and numeracy development. The school has a LOTE program that includes both Indonesian and Yawuru, which is one of the Aboriginal languages of the area. This is taught in years 3 to 7. The school has a purpose built Library, Music and Art/Science rooms. CBPS has three Level 3 teachers, one who received a Westfield Scholarship in 2004. One of our Aboriginal Teachers received the award as the Inaugural Outstanding Aboriginal Teacher 2004. The school's Aboriginal staff have been involved in a Capacity Building Project, and one staff member went interstate to present her work at the National Indigenous Conference. There is a high level of achievement in athletics, team games (football, cricket, netball) and swimming. The school's Science teacher was selected as Science Educator of the Year by the Department of Commerce. CBPS has an active P & C and School Council. In 2011 a school / community partnership is being developed. The school has strong community links and prides itself on maintaining excellent relationships with all past and present students, parents and community members.