Moorditj is a systemic school set in the quiet surrounds of Black Adder Creek. There are 140 students enrolled between three year old kindergarten and Year 7. Moorditj provides a bus service to transport students to and from school from the Midland area and surrounding suburbs. The school opened in 2001 and the design of the buildings is symbolic of aspects of Aboriginal Culture. Aboriginal art work is prominent throughout the school. Students have access to a network of computers and specialist programs include Art and Sport. The classes are small enabling students to receive significantly more teacher-pupil time together and each class has at least one support staff member. Our Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers (AIEOs) further support the programs at the school and liaise with families and community members with a variety of cultural initiatives. Small Literacy and Numeracy groups operate daily and Noongar language is taught in every class. As Otitis Media is prevalent amongst our students, the students participate in 'Breathe, Blow, Cough' activities daily, SoundField systems are operational in classrooms and students receive medical treatment if required.