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Opinion: Early intervention is key to addressing entrenched disadvantage
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New research report offers solution to closing the educational gap for disadvantaged students
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$1.2 million to support tertiary studies of disadvantaged young women
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Opinion: Dr Lisa O'Brien - The importance of school attendance
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Budget doesn't pass fairness test for disadvantaged young people
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The Smith Family launches in Gladstone to help local children and their families
Today The Smith Family has officially launched its Learning for Life education support program in Gladstone, Queensland.
Indigenous students join forces for a better education
Indigenous students from across the country have come together at Sydney Olympic Park in NSW for ‘The Gathering’, an annual event connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people from rural and remote communities to broaden their educational experiences and develop their leadership skills.
Educational achievements of young Indigenous leaders recognised
The educational achievements of 56 of Australia’s future Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders were celebrated on the weekend at The Smith Family’s (IYLP) Indigenous Youth Leadership Program graduation ceremony held in Darwin.
CEDA: New evidence to break the cycle of educational disadvantage
Australian children from low-socioeconomic backgrounds are at risk of poor educational outcomes from their first year of school.
Joint Statement: The Business Council of Australia and The Smith Family
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