The Instrumental Music School Services (IMSS) provides music lessons, ensemble and performance opportunities, and specialised equipment to public schools and their students.

Selection into the program is based on musical aptitude testing and other criteria.

Primary Extension and Challenge (PEAC) is a part-time withdrawal program for upper primary school Years 5-6 students.

Identified gifted and talented students are selected to participate in differentiated programs offered in a range of delivery modes.

Delivery modes include:

- PEAC centres based within a district centre or office with a series of specialist courses or programs.
- Coordinators who establish courses in a range of schools and/or other sites, with teachers released to teach these.
- Allocation to schools where multi-age programs operate within schools.
- Online delivery of programs.

Programs focus on:

- Social interaction with gifted and talented peers.
- Intellectual rigour and challenge.
- Pursuit of excellence.
- Development of higher-order process skills.
- In-depth investigations of real problems.
- Open-ended activities that encourage choice and negotiation.
- Opportunities to interact with practising experts.
- Students working at their own pace.
- Self/peer evaluation and reflection of performance.

Breakfast is provided to students from Year K-6 between 8.15am to 8.30 am every day. The food is subsidised by Food Bank.

Students have access to a qualified School Chaplain, provided by YouthCARE Australia, for two days per week.
The role of the School Chaplain is to support students and staff in setting, monitoring and achieving student wellbeing goals, as well as developing strategies that strengthen relationships and build resilience.

All Year 1-6 classes participate in weekly Physical and Health Education lessons delivered through a specialist program. Students engage in a minimum of two hours of physical activity each week through a combination of specialist lessons and outdoor classroom activities

The Department of Education provides the opportunity for all public primary students to participate in the Interm Swimming Program and covers the cost of instruction. With swimming pools and beaches an integral part of the Western Australian lifestyle, it is essential that our children develop the skills to swim competently and safely.

Woodlupine Primary School recognises the importance of ensuring all students have the opportunity to learn these vital life skills and participates in the program each year over a two-week period

A classroom is leased to the Out of School Care provider, Lil Miki's. This service provides comprehensive care for children before and after school, as well as during school vacation periods

Primary Extension and Challenge (PEAC) is a part-time withdrawal program for upper primary school Years 5-6 students. Identified gifted and talented students are selected to participate in differentiated programs offered in a range of delivery modes.