We are proud to release our 2020 Impact Report, detailing our impact on schools faced with disadvantage since 2015. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Schools Plus has been able to direct over $17 million to vulnerable children across Australia.

To increase its family and community engagement, Granville East Public School replaced written Kindergarten to Year 6 student reports with half-hour, three-way Learning Conversations that involve the student, teacher, family and often interpreters. Their average family attendance per semester is now 97%.

Mossman State School’s quest to close the performance gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students led to the establishment of the Kuku Yalanji Language Advisory Group and signing of a historic language agreement between the school and the Kuku Yalanji people.

Over the past year, Seventh Street Ventures has supported three schools in regional and remote Australia through its partnership with Schools Plus. Each of them has high Indigenous populations, a community characterised by issues such as trauma and financial disadvantage, and a need to re-engage students who do not respond to traditional teaching methods.

This fabulous video celebrates the partnership between Schools Plus, Salesforce and two of the schools the enterprise software company supports - Casula High School in Sydney and Wyndham Park Primary School in Melbourne.

The first progress reports for projects supported by donors to Schools Plus are in. See how many students, teachers and parents are already benefiting.

Meet the primary school that has used our new crowdfunding platform to raise funds to send its team to an international competition. Could this approach work for your school?

In this video, Gordon Collis - a teacher at Yeronga State High School in inner Brisbane - tells how generous support from donors has given Yeronga’s students a much better chance at skilled employment.

Six schools across Australia received up to $20,000 each in Schools Plus’ inaugural Smart Giving round. Take a look at the innovative ways they're using those funds to improve opportunities for their students.