Wooli Public School aims to develop its students academically, socially, physically and emotionally in a safe caring environment. We prepare students to approach challenges confidently including the transition to High School and develop in our students a strong sense of co-operation, tolerance, mutual respect and an appreciation of individual differences. Wooli Public School is acknowledged for providing sound development for its students in literacy and numeracy. A Transition program for students eligible to enrol in school the following year also runs one day per week for the year. The school has a strong environmental focus including dune regeneration and organic gardening. A cooking program and healthy canteen utilising the garden has also been established. Specialised programs including cine-literacy, dune care, debating and Active After School also run. The school actively participates in a variety of community programs including the CWA Country of Study and Clean Up Australia Day. Our Student Representative Council also involves the students in supporting a variety of charities including CanTeen, Westpac Rescue Helicopter, Cystic Fibrosis as well as supporting local charities. Our school also sponsors a child through World Vision. Participation in a variety of sporting activities is also actively encouraged. Students participate in cross country, athletics and swimming carnivals yearly and specialised programs such as cricket and rugby league also visit the school. Senior students also utilise the local tennis courts and lawn bowls facilities. Wooli School also combines with other small schools each term for NAIDOC, Creative Arts, Environmental, sporting and Science days.