Warwick Central State School is situated within the central business district of Warwick. The school provides co-educational learning programs for students from Prep to Year 7. Our enrolment varies between around 220 to 240 students. Our dedicated team of professionals provide high-quality educational learning experiences for our students. Our strong inclusive practices engage our students in gaining a variety of educational outcomes that serve individuals and our community. Our school curriculum is based on the eight key learning areas. The focus of curriculum delivery is to improve literacy and numeracy outcomes for all our students via targeted programs and explicit teaching episodes. Some of the key learning areas are delivered as integrated units of work. An emphasis is being placed on using quality tasks to assess student learning. Our rigorous early years programs ensure that learning opportunities for our prep students align with curriculum guidelines. Our middle-years programs embrace productive pedagogies as a key to engaging students through the delivery of explicit and motivational teaching. Opportunities are given to our senior students to develop leadership capacity. As a National Partnerships School (Literacy, Numeracy & Low SES) we have embedded a number of different strategies aimed at providing an even higher quality educational program for our students. Each classroom has a teacher and a teacher aide, with a focus on individualising instruction to meet the needs of each and every student. Our Literacy Coach has trained all teaching staff and aides in the First Steps in Reading programme, which is being implemented across all year levels and integrated into all Key Learning Areas. We have appointed a Head of Curriculum who has updated our curriculum plan, our Maths, English and Science programs, and our unit planning process to engage all students in learning and to ensure continuity across grade levels. We are a School Wide Positive Behaviour Support school, with a whole of community focus on..