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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.
Rockhampton Special School’s new $18.3 million learning centre, part of Premier Steven Miles’ record-setting $20.9 billion education budget, highlights Queensland’s commitment to inclusive and advanced educational facilities.
The Federal Government’s move to provide financial support for student teachers during their practicum in Queensland and Northern Territory is a key stride in reducing financial burden and increasing successful graduation rates.
Amidst the fierce competition, several players stood out with exceptional performances, earning well-deserved recognition.
Lee Anderson steps into the role of 1st XV Head Coach for the upcoming 2024 rugby season at The Rockhampton Grammar School.
Rockhampton’s readiness to host the prestigious Queensland Schools Championship Regatta in 2024 and 2025 signals a monumental event for the region.
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
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.
Rockhampton Special School’s new $18.3 million learning centre, part of Premier Steven Miles’ record-setting $20.9 billion education budget, highlights Queensland’s commitment to inclusive and advanced educational facilities.
The Federal Government’s move to provide financial support for student teachers during their practicum in Queensland and Northern Territory is a key stride in reducing financial burden and increasing successful graduation rates.
Amidst the fierce competition, several players stood out with exceptional performances, earning well-deserved recognition.
Lee Anderson steps into the role of 1st XV Head Coach for the upcoming 2024 rugby season at The Rockhampton Grammar School.
Rockhampton’s readiness to host the prestigious Queensland Schools Championship Regatta in 2024 and 2025 signals a monumental event for the region.
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
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.
Rockhampton Special School’s new $18.3 million learning centre, part of Premier Steven Miles’ record-setting $20.9 billion education budget, highlights Queensland’s commitment to inclusive and advanced educational facilities.
The Federal Government’s move to provide financial support for student teachers during their practicum in Queensland and Northern Territory is a key stride in reducing financial burden and increasing successful graduation rates.
Amidst the fierce competition, several players stood out with exceptional performances, earning well-deserved recognition.
Lee Anderson steps into the role of 1st XV Head Coach for the upcoming 2024 rugby season at The Rockhampton Grammar School.
Rockhampton’s readiness to host the prestigious Queensland Schools Championship Regatta in 2024 and 2025 signals a monumental event for the region.
