We aim to provide an education which integrates sound Christian values, the belief in the uniqueness of each child, and a balanced program of activities designed to give our students the best possible start in developing the life skills, the confidence and the ability to succeed in their chosen path.

We offer a diverse and stimulating curriculum comprising:

• English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Studies of Human Society and Environment, Christian Education, Physical Education and Health
• Creative activities including Drama.
• Information Technology is integrated across all areas of learning and a large library supports all areas of the curriculum.
• Japanese is taught from Kindergarten.
• Specialist Teachers provide tuition in Sport, Library, Japanese, Music and Christian Education.
• Private tuition in piano, violin, viola, cello, flute, clarinet, saxophone, acoustic or electric guitar, drums, voice and tennis is available through the School's Extra Subjects Program.
• Literacy and numeracy skills are emphasised at all year levels.

Classroom Support

1. Gifted and Talented
   A special education teacher provides extension work for those students with particular talents and high potential.
2. Special Needs
   Students with special needs are identified early and additional help is provided for those who require it to reach their potential.
3. ESL (English as a Second Language)
   A specialist teacher provides assistance for students for whose second language is English.

An experienced Staff

• Staff are fully qualified. Danebank is a member of the Association of Independent Schools of NSW and the Sydney Anglican Schools Corporation. The Head of Junior School is a member of the Junior School Heads' Association of Australia Inc.
• The achievements of students in both curricular and extra-curricular fields are recognised on a continual basis and at the annual Speech Night, prizes and scholarships are awarded for outstanding achievement.

Opportunities for Achievement
Co-curricular activities
These activities are an integral part of planned teaching and learning programs designed to enhance students' understanding and knowledge.

• Excursions to museums, the theatre and other places of educational significance.
• Presentations by visiting speakers.
• The camping program commences at Year 3 and is hosted by Anglican Youthworks at their four different sites. A developmentally challenging program is designed in conjunction with teachers and is run by qualified instructors.
• School Choirs offer opportunities for students to express their vocal talents and experience a variety of performances. The bi-annual School Concerts are enjoyed by all students. A Musical Production is presented each year offering the opportunity for students interested in drama and music to participate. Students may join the School Band.
• Middle School aged students take part in inter-school Debating, Tournament of Minds Competitions and Leadership training.
• Students can participate in various sporting competitions including Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Netball, Soccer, Softball, Tee-ball and Tennis.