Warnervale Public School is a modern, attractive school, situated in the Wyong Shire on the Central Coast of New South Wales. It is part of the Wadalba Schools Learning Community which provides a cohesive, collaborative schools network for the growing Hamlyn Terrace area. From its establishment in 1958 as a small, rural community school Warnervale Public School is in a growing  community with a current enrolment of 525 students including 11% Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students. The school has a strong inclusive school community, with high expectations, shared priorities and clear directions. Our school aims to provide a safe and happy learning environment that is attractive, engaging and stimulating.We ensure literacy and numeracy outcomes are individualised and targeted and support all students to accept increasing responsibility for their own learning and behaviour. Our collaborative and enthusiastic staff provide a challenging and creative learning environment. We enjoy strong positive partnerships with our parent community. Warnervale is proud of its reputation for providing a well-rounded education. The dedicated staff continues to have a strong focus on literacy and numeracy learning outcomes by providing a supportive learning environment and by addressing the diverse needs and abilities of our students. Our technology philosophy is to engage students to utilise Information and Communication Technologies in an authentic and challenging manner and to enable staff to differentiate the curriculum across all Key Learning Areas, with emphasis on Literacy and Numeracy. Academic, cultural, sporting and personal achievements are recognised and celebrated. Warnervale has a strong Creative Arts program which includes three Dance groups, a guitar group and a School Choir. Students have many opportunities to participate in sport activities, public speaking, chess, activity groups and leadership opportunities through the school’s SRC. A major initiative has been the increased involvement of students in the school’s environment committee, who have been proactive in the establishment of vegetable gardens, a bush tucker garden, composting and paper recycling. At Warnervale, we continually strive to empower our students To Learn To Live by providing opportunities for developing the potential of each child within a caring and supportive proud public school environment.