Cobden Primary School
Cobden Primary School's motto is "Care, Respect, Excellence, and it aims to equip all students with the necessary values, attitudes and skills to strive for their personal best.
Cobden Primary School has enjoyed a good reputation as a government school. It has a long tradition of academic excellence, particularly in the Early Years, and a very broad co-curricular program that fosters the development of the whole person.
The school has strong and honoured traditions exemplified in its house system, music, sport and student leadership development programs.
Over the past four years the school has continued to work on our priorities of student outcomes and wellbeing. Another aspect which is not always represented in the data is the participation of our students in the wider Cobden & District Community. Our students are polite and hard-working and their commitment to community groups and endeavours is a source of pride to the school and their families.
The School provides a comprehensive, challenging, academic curriculum and encourages a strong work ethic. Positive work habits have consistently translated into excellent P-2 results and very pleasing Yr 3- 6 results. The general curriculum is well balanced and is structured with a strong emphasis on the use of learning technologies.
The school promotes the all-round personal development and self-esteem of each student. The development of courteous, articulate and thoughtful attitudes is encouraged. A wide range of co-curricular activities is fostered, including music, drama, academic competitions, camps, the house system, sport, active after school activities and Junior School Council Program.
A high standard of personal conduct is required and the wearing of school uniform is expected.
The School Council expects parents to uphold the goals of the school and encourages their involvement in the educational development of their children. Opportunities are made available for parents to participate in curriculum and school policy development through such groups as the Parents’ Club as well as; working bees, classroom help, sporting days and excursions.


