Koori Club
Koori Club runs once each term and allows our Indigenous students to keep connected and meet up with our Academic Mentor for Indigenous Students (Early Learning to Year 12).
“Koori Club is the most important way for the Indigenous students at IGS to keep connected with each other. As I am learning in my Aboriginal studies, connectedness is the basis for keeping Aboriginal culture alive.” — TJ, IGS’s first Indigenous Scholarship graduate
News
An Engaged Community
Our First Nations engagement program is continually evolving.
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Discover more about our First Nations programs and our students’ achievements.
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Indigenous Scholarship Program
Scholarships
Each year, IGS provides scholarships for Indigenous young people. We are proud of our commitment to their future.
The School’s Indigenous Scholarship program, which began in 2003, recognises the promise of our values and the responsibility our heritage requires of us to create a unique scholarship program — to provide access to an IGS education for young Indigenous Australians while sharing this rich and beautiful culture with all of our students.
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Special events and visitors
IGS regularly welcomes Indigenous visitors to the School and links with local Aboriginal community members and business to provide enriching cultural programs for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students alike. The School also runs Indigenous Connections events in support of the Indigenous Scholarship Fund.
The IGS community collaborates with and receives visitors from Bangarra Dance Theatre, NITV, University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, Tali Gallery, Gadigal Radio as well as several Aboriginal performing artists and storytellers.