Fund a School

26 STUDENTS

Nyora Primary

"We are a small regional school with 26 students in total, would be fabulous to offer life ed to students at no cost and a very worthwhile program to have at our school."

51 students

Toongabbie Primary

"Without a fully funded visit our school would not be able to afford to have the Life Ed Van visit and the children would miss out on experiencing a visit from Harold."

140 students

Neerim South Primary

"We are a small school in a regional area. Many of our families access additional support from community groups as well as additional support from outside agencies. This program is not something that a lot of our families would be able to afford if they had to pay for it, but topics covered are so important."

260 STUDENTS

Lalor Gardens Primary

We are a high poverty low socio-economic school. Our families are unable to afford to pay for events like this and we have to be very careful how we spend our money, as we have a lot of students needing support in other ways. We would love to be included in this free oppotunity

260 students

Glenroy Central Primary

"Our school's SFOE is high, representing a high level of socio-educational disadvantage for many of our families. The EAL population is around 65% of our school community. We feel like these two factors combined result in low social skills coming into our school, and a need for explicit, repeated teaching of social and emotional language, knowledge and skills. We feel this visit will reinforce the things we aim to teach our students in a fun and memorable way as another exposure to the important work of social and emotional learning."

204 students

Upper Plenty Primary

"With our community demographic of students, as well as our enrolments ranging widely in the area in which they come from, our students greatly need information and learning about social and cyber learning that they can't get elsewhere."