School Planning and Accountability
Cervantes PS became an Independent Public School (IPS) at the beginning of 2012 as a member of the Turquoise Coastal Schools Alliance along with Jurien Bay DHS and Leeman PS.
The School Board participates in a three-year review cycle that analyses student achievement, the school strengths and opportunities along with parent feedback to provide a focus for the Business Plan. Our latest Business Plan was developed in 2021.
The School Board participates in a three-year review cycle that analyses student achievement, the school strengths and opportunities along with parent feedback to provide a focus for the Business Plan. Our latest Business Plan was developed in 2021.
2024 - 2026 CPS Strategic Plan
| 2024 - 2026 Strategic Plan |
The Cervantes Primary School community is focused on improving student outcomes through the areas of:
1. Student success and wellbeing
2. Excellence in Teaching and Leadership
3. Relationships and Engagement
Your current parent representatives on the school board are Nikki Thompson, Haley Newton, Tina Murray and Chris Stewart and our community members are Peter Ivey, Opal Wilkins, Barb Hayes, Jess Turbett and Rudy Rybarczyk and staff representatives are Carly Radford and Stella MacKay. Please feel free to ask them or Natalie any questions and utilise the DOE website to keep informed.
1. Student success and wellbeing
2. Excellence in Teaching and Leadership
3. Relationships and Engagement
Your current parent representatives on the school board are Nikki Thompson, Haley Newton, Tina Murray and Chris Stewart and our community members are Peter Ivey, Opal Wilkins, Barb Hayes, Jess Turbett and Rudy Rybarczyk and staff representatives are Carly Radford and Stella MacKay. Please feel free to ask them or Natalie any questions and utilise the DOE website to keep informed.
Annual School Report 2023
| 2023 Annual Report |
School Review Report 2023
| Cervantes Primary School Public School Review Report May 2023 |