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NAB Schools First Newsletter - Friday, 28 October 2011

Congratulations to the State/Territory Award winners

Following the announcement of our 110 Seed Funding and Impact Award winners in September, the NAB Schools First team have spent the last two weeks heading around Australia to announce our 2011 State/Territory Award winners.

 

Congratulations to the following schools who have received a total of $100,000 in funding for their school-community partnerships:

NSW - Beverly Hills Intensive English Centre

NT - Milner Primary School

QLD - Cooktown State School

SA - Adelaide Hills Vocational College

TAS - Northern Support School - St Georges

VIC - Tyrrell College

WA - Clontarf Aboriginal College

Find out more about our 2011 State/Territory Award winners.

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National Award Winner Announced 23 November!

The seven State/Territory Award winners are now in contention for the National Award which will be announced at a ceremony in Melbourne on Wednesday, 23 November 2011. The National Award winner will receive a further $400,000 towards their school-community partnership. The winner will be announced on the NAB Schools First website. Good luck to all our State/Territory Award winners.

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Another deserving win for Toowoomba Flexi School

Congratulations to 2010 NAB Schools First National Award winner, Centenary Heights State High School - Toowoomba Flexi School,  for winning the Inclusive Education section of the Education Queensland Showcase Awards last week. The win is based on the documented and tracked differences an individual case management approach makes to students enrolled at the school, highlighting, among others, that Year 10 students who entered Flexi had a reading age of Year 3 but graduated with fine resumes and clear career paths. Read more about this National Award winning school-community partnership.

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Head to Bondi to see Sculpture by the Sea

NAB is proud to continue its support of 'Sculpture by the Sea' which celebrates 15 years at Bondi. The NAB Kids Choice Prize will provide children aged 5-18 with the opportunity to vote for their favourite sculpture and go into the draw to win a $250 NAB Smart Junior Saver, while the winning artist will receive $1000. The NAB Schools Education Program will feature artist-led workshops, study tours, spotlight talks and teacher professional development events. 'Sculpture by the Sea' takes place 3-20 November, 2011. Click here for more information.

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