New program engaging Indigenous kids in education, culture and sport

Grant Quarry

By Grant Quarry
Published July 21, 2015

A pilot program in Ipswich in south-east Queensland is encouraging local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids to consider tertiary studies as an option after high school and create local pathways to improve local outcomes.

The week-long Ipswich Education, Youth and Sport Program (IEYSP), which kicked off on June 29 this year, was held at the ...

This story appeared in the August 2015 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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