Community
No School No Play - National Hockey Program
In a joint partnership between the Commonwealth Government, Hockey Australia and Hockey Queensland Inc - Remote and Indigenous Hockey is delivering a series of broad based community support programs designed to highlight the importance of regular attendance at school.
Cairns to host the national launch of the No School No Play Hockey Program 21 May 2011
Just prior to Qld -v- NSW game on the 21 May 2011, Senator Jan McLucas will join young people from across the Cape York Program and launch the No School No Play Hockey Program as part of the Remote and Indigenous Hockey - LEARN LEAD ACHIEVE Program
No School No Play - Interim Report Hopevale
Hopevale community is supporting this program and hockey programs are developing well in the area.
Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program delivering No School No Play Hockey Program
Hockey Programs in Cape York, Gulf Savannah, North West Queensland and Torres Strait Islands are delivering No School No Play programs as part of the LEARN LEAD ACHIEVE Hockey Programs For more information on the program genrally go to the link below
Communities of Far North West Queensland support the No School No Play Program
Regions of Far North West Queensland including Mount Isa, Boulia, Dajara, Cloncurry and Camooweal have all agreed to participate in the hockey SCHOOL THEN HOCKEY - NO WORRIES which encourages the increase of school attendnce through opportunities within the hcokey program
NO SCHOOL NO PLAY HOCKEY PROGRAM PRESENTATION
This is a copy of the presentation given by Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program to the national sporting organizations involved in the NO SCHOOL NO PLAY program. If you would lik more information - contact Julie McNeil 0418880147 or julie.mcneil4@bigpond.com
Senator Jan McLucas launches the NO SCHOOL NO PLAY Hockey Program
On Saturday 21 May 2011 at Cairns Hockey in front of over 3500 people, the NO SCHOOL NO PLAY Hockey Program was launched amongst a high level of community interest. Desley Boyle MLA - State member for Cairns and Cairns Regional Counsellor Margaret Cochrane also attended to support this program. Traditional owners welcomed everyone to country and young indigenous students involved in the program gave an exhibition of their new hockey skills.
Presentations made at the No School No Play Launch
Dalassa Savage - Indigenous Hockey Development Officer presents hockey art and certificate to Senator McLucas in recognition of the support DEEWR is providing to the Hockey Queensland Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program through No School No Play
2011 HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT CAMP REPORT
THIS INCLUDES REPORTS AND HIGHLIGHTS THE LAUNCH OF THE NATIONAL HOCKEY NO SCHOOL NO PLAY PROGRAM
Far North West Region of Queensland getting ready for the 2011 NO SCHOOL NO PLAY Hockey Challenge
On the 16th June 2011, over 80 young people will travel to Mount Isa from some of the more isolated communities in Queensland to complete for the No School No Play Hockey Challenge
Find out more about Djarra - a small community in north west Queensland
Djarra was invited to become involved in the 2011 North West Hockey Program for the first time. On July 16th - this small community became the 2011 NO SCHOOL NO PLAY Hockey Challenge winners. Congratulations to every-one involved in the Program
No School No Play Hockey Challenge
The members of the remote and indigenous hockey program team completed this diary with some supporting images outlining their role leading up to and on the hockey competition day in Mount Isa
Gulf Hockey Program Successes
Attached is a case study highlighting the opportunities and rewards for young people exercising good choices.
