Coramba is a community school that prides itself on being able to deliver quality programs to each and every student. We like to take all the best features of a smaller school and use them to help our children achieve the very best outcomes, academically, culturally and socially. Our team of dedicated, caring and highly motivated staff help to create a learning community that is safe, fun and supportive and where a broad and balanced curriculum is delivered across the key learning areas. There is a supportive and hard-working parent body who are regularly involved in the education of their children. The Parents & Citizens Association has a close working relationship with the school and has contributed significantly to the quality of teaching and learning programs that are offered here at Coramba. The school provides a challenging and relevant learning environment where children can develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will enable them to successfully contribute to our society. Mandatory curriculum requirements are taught within the framework of each child's individual learning styles. At the centre of our role is the provision of high quality educational programs in all key learning areas, with particular emphasis on literacy and numeracy. The educational outcomes for each student are closely monitored to ensure their needs are being appropriately addressed in the classroom. The welfare of each student is a prime area of responsibility. Peer support groups, anti-bullying programs, personal development and health programs and various safety programs are an integral part of the school curriculum. Values such as freedom, honesty and trustworthiness, integrity, respect, responsibility and understanding, tolerance and inclusion form the core of the welfare program at Coramba. Coramba is affiliated with six other small schools in the Orara Valley in the Orara Valley Learning Community. The seven schools within the valley have a long and proud history of working with each other and with their communities..