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Enjoyment of learning

Mandama Primary School staff want students to know they care and that their needs are being met.
The school has a strong learning community that values the opportunity for all young people to flourish within its innovative and caring environment, and a strong commitment to literacy and numeracy excellence.
The teaching and learning program is implemented by highly professional teachers and support staff who work in collaborative professional learning teams to provide a stimulating and challenging environment.
Their rich educational program provides a wide range of opportunities and experiences and is complemented by specialist programs in PE, visual arts, performing art/music and Italian.
The outstanding Year 6 Leadership program, 1:1 iPad program in Year 4, school band and choir, Year 2 to 6 camping program, and swimming program encourages strong participation and connectedness to the school.
Modern well-resourced facilities and attractive play spaces stimulate curiosity, ingenuity and inquiry in order to foster a spirit of discovery and enjoyment of learning.
The school values of respect, responsibility, kindness, honesty and pride are supported through a range of programs including Bounce Back, the buddy program, e-SMART, passive playroom, Kids Hope, recess and lunch clubs and a welfare officer.
The school is proud of its strong family partnerships and encourages involvement from parents and community members in its programs.

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