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Funding received to boost parent education engagement

A welcome sign, which incorporates artwork created by an Aboriginal parent from the Kirton Point Children's Centre's 2024 Nunga Playgroup, has been installed on an exterior wall near the entrance and is enthusiastically used by children and families on their child’s first day. Pictured on his first day was Beau Chenoweth with parents Mia and Justin Chenoweth. (Supplied)
Mitchell Paterson

A Port Lincoln preschool and secondary school were recipients of Education Department funding for projects aimed at boosting parent and […]

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