Borroloola School

Casuarina , Australia

  • Day & Boarding

  • 1968

  • $ 11.7K-14.4K

    • Australian

School History & Details

Borroloola School is a public school that was established in 1968. The school was established as an initiative to foster better education among Aboriginal groups in Australia. It is a government co-educational school that is specifically meant to uplift the rather subjugated section of society and give them top-quality education. It is a recognition and a way of respecting the local people by giving importance to their culture and developing skills that can help them build a better future.

 

    School Values

  • Respect
  • In terms of values, the school believes in promoting inclusivity, acceptance, and recognition of each other's culture.

School Achievements

Achievements

Not specifiedIn 2019, Borroloola School celebrated a significant milestone when students Antonia Te Hatu-Lal and Peter Chungaloo became the first Year 12 graduates in six years, marking a notable achievement for the community.
School Achievements

Non-Academic Achievements

Borroloola School has a history of fostering talent beyond academics: Daphne, an esteemed educator at the school, was honored as the Northern Territory Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Educator of the Year at the 2022 Teaching in the Territory Excellence Awards.  Shadeene Evans, a former student, became the first from her community to earn a John Moriarty Football scholarship. She was awarded MVP at the 2017 Pacific School Girl Games and has represented Australia internationally, including a debut for the Young Matildas.  

School Information

Borroloola School operates as a Community Education Centre (CEC), encompassing: Families as First Teachers (FAFT) Centre: Early childhood education. Preschool and Primary Education: Foundational...View moreView Less

Ms Jane Arnott

Link

(08) 89651801

321 Robinson Road, Borroloola, NT 0854

Subjects & Curriculum Offered

  • Economics
  • Science
  • English

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