Pathways, engagement and transitions: experience of early school leavers
Pathways, Engagement, Transitions: Initial post-school transitions among young people experiencing disadvantage
Pathways Engagement and Transitions: How young people experiencing disadvantage navigate the first three years after leaving school
This fifth report in the Pathways, Engagement and Transitions (PET) series sheds light on the destinations and dynamic experiences of young people experiencing disadvantage in their first three years after leaving Year 12. It also identifies the factors that have helped or hindered young people’s successful navigation of work and study post-school.
Online tutoring program shows gains in numeracy and literacy for children who need it most
Supporting students experiencing disadvantage through online tutoring at home.
Pathways, Engagement and Transitions: Most young people experiencing disadvantage engaged in post-school work or study, but concerns remain for future careers
Lifting School Achievement through Attendance
This Smith Family report is the first Australian study to demonstrate the relationships between students’ school attendance, achievement in English or Maths, school completion and post-school work or study.
Over 44,500 Australians Supported with Mobile Internet Access and $30M of Value Delivered through Donate Your Data Program
Supporting 37,500 students and families, The Smith Family's mobile internet access program, backed by 55 million gigabytes of donated data, offers innovative aid to Australians in need.
Survey finds most young people experiencing disadvantage are engaged in work or study, but significant concerns remain about their future careers
Survey finds most young people experiencing disadvantage are engaged in work or study, but significant concerns remain about their future careers. Read media release....
The Smith Family celebrates the outstanding contribution of its volunteers this National Volunteer Week
Resilience in the face of adversity