Shanti channelled over 23 years of experience to transform Beauty Point Public School into one of the highest performing schools in Australia for NAPLAN results.

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Faced with multiple challenges in his school community, Chad used ‘Design Thinking’ strategies to identify the root causes of the issues students were facing. The innovative programs that resulted have since been shared with schools across the country.

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Sharyn’s work helped increase the percentage of students at the school who perform at or above the minimum standard in writing from 54.2% to 96.4%.

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The North Queensland economy is being transformed by investments in the defence, resources and manufacturing sectors, but Wendy Bode could see her disadvantaged students were at risk of being excluded from jobs in these technology-heavy industries.

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A lifelong numbers nerd, Adam flitted with a law degree and a PhD in pure maths before winning – of all things – a stand-up comedy competition ‘Raw Comedy’ run by triple j radio. This national search for as-yet undiscovered talent continues today, but as Adam explains “I entered in its very first year. TheLearn more >

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Eddie Woo is a Professor of Practice at the University of Sydney’s Sydney School of Education. Since 2012, he’s uploaded his everyday classroom lessons to his Youtube channel, Wootube, which has more than 1.5 million subscribers and 130 million views. Within the NSW Department of Education, he leads the Mathematics Growth Team, a statewide programLearn more >

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Thank you for your generosity Thank you for becoming a part of our regular giving community. Your monthly contribution will make a huge difference in helping children facing disadvantage succeed at school. You will receive a tax receipt in early July each year, summarising your donations from the previous financial year. All donations over $2Learn more >

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Tim has over 40 years of experience in investment banking, stockbroking and the property industry. Tim is the Chairman of Morgans Holdings (Australia) Limited. He was appointed General Manager of the Girdis Group of Companies (Property Development and Investment) in 1974 before joining Morgans in 1986. Tim is also the Chairman of Eagers Automotive Limited,Learn more >

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Myriam Boisbouvier-Wylie is the former Honorary Consul General of France in Melbourne. She is the Founding President of the Bastille Day French Festival of Melbourne; a member of the advisory board of the French Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and an advisor to two Associations she created in 2012 and 2013, Melbourne Accueil andLearn more >

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Tony is Secretary of the Australian Government Department of Education, having previously held the position of Deputy Secretary of the Higher Education, Research and International Group. Prior to commencing with the department, Tony was the Director General of the Department of Education, Queensland between April 2018 and September 2021. Tony previously held the role asLearn more >

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We partner with school communities to enable more opportunities for children and young people to thrive.

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Sherrill Nixon is the CEO of Australian Schools Plus and a not-for-profit leader focused on driving greater equity in Australian education. She works across schools, education sectors, philanthropy and government to help ensure that a child’s background or postcode does not determine their opportunities at school. In Schools Plus’ second decade, Sherrill is leading anLearn more >

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Eligible schools must have an ICSEA value (Index of Community Socio-Education Advantage) under 1000. You can check your school ICSEA here. If your school is above 1000 and you are interested in fundraising to support a school in a disadvantaged location, please get in touch with Schools Plus and we can discuss your options.  

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Projects eligible for consideration must lead to improved, measurable outcomes for students in schools facing disadvantage. Schools Plus is unable to facilitate funding for core curriculum and activities already funded by government, office equipment, academic research, retrospective funding, or school fees. 

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No. The Fundraise Yourself platform may only be used by to raise funds for schools with an ICSEA below 1000.

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There is no cap on the amount of money you can raise on the platform. If this is your first time fundraising, we recommend starting with a project between $2,000 and $10,0000.

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