NSW Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal* Education Scholarship Talk to us Phone us Email us Breadcrumbs Teachers Mutual Bank Community Your Community NSW Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal* Education Scholarship Overview Overview NSW Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal* Education Scholarship The Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal* Education Scholarship will support a teacher to further their understanding and knowledge of Indigenous education. *previously named Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Indigenous Education Scholarship 2020 Recipient We are proud to announce the recipient of the 2020 Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal Education Scholarship is Sabina Armstrong, Walcha Central School. Sabina’s project is Evaluating the effectiveness of teaching and learning. The focus of her study tour will centre on how Aboriginal and TSI young people learn best and are best supported to remain engaged in their schooling and further education. Sabina has travelled to various locations in the Northern Territory to interview Elders and teachers to discuss education methods. Read about some of her insights here. Pictured left to right: Sabina Armstrong, Aboriginal Education Scholarship Recipient; Lee Hancock, New & Emerging Technologies Scholarship Recipient; NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian; and Craig McMahon, Chief Operations Officer, Teachers Mutual Bank Limited. 2019 Recipient The recipient awarded the Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank New and Emerging Technologies Scholarship is Bec Gray, Sydney Secondary College, Balmain Campus. Bec’s project is consistent Indigenous student engagement in an urban high school environment. The focus of her study tour will centre on Indigenous engagement programs used in Australian and New Zealand urban high schools. Bec will travel to various locations in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and New Zealand. Pictured left to right: NSW Premier, Gladys Berejiklian; Bec Gray, scholarship recipient and Minister for Education, Rob Stokes.
