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Poverty’s impact on learning is often hidden.
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Our learning programs
Our learning programs help children experiencing disadvantage overcome barriers to learning. See how we build confidence, skills and brighter futures.
Catch Up Learning pilot results show boost for struggling students
An online tutoring pilot program developed by The Smith Family has achieved strong results for school students struggling with literacy and numeracy.
Nine in ten families surveyed worried they will struggle to afford school essentials
Now is a crucial time to make education better and fairer for all Australian school students
Explore crucial insights on the National School Reform Agreement (NSRA), focusing on literacy, numeracy, and digital skills. Learn about evidence-based programs, parental engagement, and transparent data use.
Digital inclusion is more than just having a computer: affordability, access and digital skills are vital to bridge the digital divide
Affordability, accessibility and digital skills essential to close digital divide for students experiencing disadvantage. Read media release....
Compounding effects of COVID and economic crisis are widening education gap for Australia’s most vulnerable students
The Big Giveback campaign launches nationally today to raise essential funds for young Australians in need through The Smith Family’s education support programs. Read the full media release to learn more.
Locked out of learning: poverty restricting access to vital digital skills and tools young people need to be future ready
New research shows 80% of Australians believe students in poverty lack essential digital resources for education. The 2024 Digital Learning Essentials Appeal aims to provide necessary digital resources to students in need.
Survey shows nine out of ten families worried they won't be able to afford back to school essentials