Newman Senior High School Pathways strategy seeks to establish a clear pathway of individual student aspiration, with a goal setting, self-reflection and individual learning pathways approach
The Hedland Senior High School Success Program provides skills and training for students who benefit from additional wraparound support, rather than mainstream schooling.
The Early Years team launched the ‘Emu Run’ during NAIDOC week. The run is a coordinated opportunity for service providers to visit early childhood learning programs,
In partnership with Puntukurnu Aboriginal Medical Service (PAMS), Newman community was provided with information about how to care for their hearing.
Hedland Senior High School Year 10 students, spent two days in the Trade Training Centre this term as part of the annual Try-a-Trade program.
Rise Up Newman has been working to broaden leadership opportunities, supporting its Student Councillors through the process of applying to become a member of the WA
Increasing leadership opportunities for students was a focus for Hedland Senior High School’s Rise Up program, when hosting a Student Leadership Alliance Day.
‘Yarning under the tree’ is a community event supported by the Early Years Team, in collaboration with the Town of Port Hedland Library.
National Careers Week saw students from Newman Senior High School embark on a trip to Karratha, unlocking their career curiosity.
Local Aboriginal artist, Bobbi Lockyer, who is making headway with her career nationally and internationally, mentored Rise Up students to paint a wall mural.
Through collaboration between Hedland Senior High School, the BHP Pilbara Education Partnership and BHP, Success Program students recently gained an understanding of the diverse range of
The Partnership Pathways strategy seeks to provide students with targeted support to increase opportunity to engage in the new world of work, training or study.
The work of the Partnership was recently acknowledged by Julyardi Aboriginal Corporation during a visit to Port Hedland from Minister Anne Aly, Minister for Early Childhood
The Rise Up program seeks to encourage students to engage by rising up to achieve individual improvement around attendance, achievement, leadership, mentoring and community engagement by
The Early Years team are continuing to partner with Earbus Foundation to support comprehensive ear screening, surveillance and treatment for Pilbara children.
