Partners

The National Accelerated Literacy Program (NALP) is jointly funded by the Australian Government through the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR), and the Northern Territory Government through the Department of Education and Training (DET), and supported by Charles Darwin University (CDU).

Contacts and organisations

Organisation

Contact

Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Australian Government

 

 

Ms Debra Liddiard-Taruminggi

Assistant General Manager Literacy
NT Department of Education and Training
Level 1, Ludmilla Primary School, Bagot Road, Ludmilla NT 0820
Phone 08 8999 3268 Fax 08 8999 3229
Email nalp.deet@nt.gov.au


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Ms Catherine Halkon, Project Manager
School for Social and Policy Research
Institute of Advanced Studies
Charles Darwin University.
Darwin NT 0909
Phone 08 8946 6752 Fax 08 8946 7175
Email nalp@cdu.edu.au

 

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Program partners outside the NT

As well as funding the National Accelerated Literacy Program in the Northern Territory, the Australian Government has also funded Accelerated Literacy partnerships with other State education authorities. 

These education providers are actively testing the methodology and measuring its impact on students’ learning outcomes. They also support the development of the program’s resource materials.

Organisation

Contact

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Mr Les Mack, Coordinator
Aboriginal Independent Community
Schools Support Unit
PO Box 1817
Osborne Park DC, WA 6916
Phone: 08 9441 1608

 Anangu Education Services

Mr Russell Jackson, Manager
Curriculum and Induction
Anangu Education Services

South Australian Department of Education and Children's Services
111-125 Folland Avenue
Northfield SA 5085
Phone: 08 8359 4626

 

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 Shalom Christian College

Ms Debbie Garnett, Program Coordinator
Shalom Christian College
PO Box 607
Thuringowa Central QLD 4815
Phone: 07 4750 3400

 

Catholic Education Office

 

 

 

Frances Jamieson
Catholic Education Office
Kimberly Region
Broome WA 6725

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Project Governance

Read more about NALP's governance in the NALP Public Document.

The NALP Steering Committee oversees the project. It includes representatives from DEEWR, DET, CDU, Department of Education and Training NSW, WA AICS, Shalom Christian College, Qld, Catholic Education Office WA, Aboriginal Lands District and DECS SA.

The Steering Committee operates under the proposed revised Terms of Reference, which include:

  • Consultation on the strategic directions and management of NALP, including advice on barriers which may impact on the successful implementation of the project;

  • Providing direction and advice on implementation of the project;

  • Communicating information across relevant education sectors to promote the project;

  • Identifying linkages and interdependencies with other Accelerated Literacy initiatives;

  • Conducting two formal meetings per year and other meetings as required; and

  • Maintaining membership of the Steering Committee for the duration of the program, that is to December 2008.