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Former scientist Tatum Parmley brings real-world science to teaching in Rockhampton.
Rockhampton State High School celebrates a historic milestone with the release of 1,000 locally raised barramundi into the Fitzroy River, marking the success of its aquaculture program and setting the stage for sustainable fishery growth and student career development in Queensland’s expanding aquaculture industry.
Speaker Milton Dick MP visits Longreach schools, bringing Parliament to students through the Parliament in Schools program.
The Hockey Australia Foundation is relaunching with a strong focus on bringing hockey to regional areas like Rocky. Throughout 2024, the expanded Hookin2Hockey program will connect young players in remote communities, fostering engagement and well-being through sport.
Celebrate World Teachers’ Day 2024 by recognising the dedication of Queensland educators, including Carinity’s committed staff who support young people in overcoming educational barriers.
Rockhampton and Woorabinda students joined a City-Country Partnership, building friendships through sailing and survival camps.
Students from Carinity Education Rockhampton and Wadja Wadja High School will sail at Yeppoon on September 9-10, 2024, as part of the City-Country Partnerships program, fostering cultural exchange and educational support.
Biloela’s Jacinta Bennett won the Years 11 and 12 categories at the IEU-QNT Art Awards for her vibrant piece Never Giving up My Childhood Creativity. Eleni Edowomwan also received a Highly Commended Award.
What’s Happening? Carinity Education Rockhampton is fostering positive change in the community by collaborating with a Woorabinda school as part of the City-Country Partnerships. Why It Matters The program develops formal partnerships between high-performing independent schools and remote schools with a high proportion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Carinity Education Rockhampton has linked with Wadja Wadja High School for the Australian Government initiative, which is facilitated by the Yadha Muru Foundation. It is one of 14 partnerships forged by schools across Australia aimed at improving student outcomes and attendance rates and paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all Australians. The program provides classroom, diagnostic and relational supports to the country school and delivers external
Musica Viva Australia’s Strike A Chord competition is transforming the Australian music scene by nurturing young talent and fostering a love for chamber music, with significant participation from regional areas.
Former scientist Tatum Parmley brings real-world science to teaching in Rockhampton.
Rockhampton State High School celebrates a historic milestone with the release of 1,000 locally raised barramundi into the Fitzroy River, marking the success of its aquaculture program and setting the stage for sustainable fishery growth and student career development in Queensland’s expanding aquaculture industry.
Speaker Milton Dick MP visits Longreach schools, bringing Parliament to students through the Parliament in Schools program.
The Hockey Australia Foundation is relaunching with a strong focus on bringing hockey to regional areas like Rocky. Throughout 2024, the expanded Hookin2Hockey program will connect young players in remote communities, fostering engagement and well-being through sport.
Celebrate World Teachers’ Day 2024 by recognising the dedication of Queensland educators, including Carinity’s committed staff who support young people in overcoming educational barriers.
Rockhampton and Woorabinda students joined a City-Country Partnership, building friendships through sailing and survival camps.
Students from Carinity Education Rockhampton and Wadja Wadja High School will sail at Yeppoon on September 9-10, 2024, as part of the City-Country Partnerships program, fostering cultural exchange and educational support.
Biloela’s Jacinta Bennett won the Years 11 and 12 categories at the IEU-QNT Art Awards for her vibrant piece Never Giving up My Childhood Creativity. Eleni Edowomwan also received a Highly Commended Award.
What’s Happening? Carinity Education Rockhampton is fostering positive change in the community by collaborating with a Woorabinda school as part of the City-Country Partnerships. Why It Matters The program develops formal partnerships between high-performing independent schools and remote schools with a high proportion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Carinity Education Rockhampton has linked with Wadja Wadja High School for the Australian Government initiative, which is facilitated by the Yadha Muru Foundation. It is one of 14 partnerships forged by schools across Australia aimed at improving student outcomes and attendance rates and paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all Australians. The program provides classroom, diagnostic and relational supports to the country school and delivers external
Musica Viva Australia’s Strike A Chord competition is transforming the Australian music scene by nurturing young talent and fostering a love for chamber music, with significant participation from regional areas.
