❓ Hon Sue Ellery asks about funding provided by the Department for Education Services to non-government organisations (excluding schools). The answer details recipients and funding amounts for the 2013-14 budget year.
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Which non-government organisations, not schools, receive funding from the Department for Education Services and, if any, please list them and the dollar value of the current contract?
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Answered
11 December 2013
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
22 days
The following non-government organisations, apart from non-government schools, will receive funding in the 2013-14 budget year:
· Catholic Education Office of W.A. - Psychology Services $4.023M. To assist the CEOWA with the administration of the Non-Government School Psychology Service across all non-government schools in Western Australia.
· Catholic Education Office of W.A. - Students at Risk $340,000. To assist the CEOWA with the provision of support for students at educational risk in the Catholic education sector.
· Association of Independent Schools W.A. - Students at Risk $450,000. To assist AISWA with the provision of support for students at educational risk in the independent education sector.
· Australian Music Examinations Board - $169,000. To facilitate the coordination of the syllabus and assessment system for the Music, Drama and Arts faculties of the University of W.A.
· Parents & Friends Federation of Western Australia - $83,000. To assist the PFFWA, representing parents of students in Catholic schools, with the operational costs of an executive officer.
· Curtin University of Technology - Debt Charges $45,000. To facilitate the State's contribution towards the principal and interest repayments of the capital loan for renovations to the Western Australian Centre for Petroleum Exploration at Curtin University.
· Curtin University Premier's Award (Miri, Sarawak) - $35,000. Five scholarships are awarded annually for students in Sarawak, Indonesia to complete their final year of study at Curtin University.
· Catholic Education Office of W.A. - Psychology Services $4.023M. To assist the CEOWA with the administration of the Non-Government School Psychology Service across all non-government schools in Western Australia.
· Catholic Education Office of W.A. - Students at Risk $340,000. To assist the CEOWA with the provision of support for students at educational risk in the Catholic education sector.
· Association of Independent Schools W.A. - Students at Risk $450,000. To assist AISWA with the provision of support for students at educational risk in the independent education sector.
· Australian Music Examinations Board - $169,000. To facilitate the coordination of the syllabus and assessment system for the Music, Drama and Arts faculties of the University of W.A.
· Parents & Friends Federation of Western Australia - $83,000. To assist the PFFWA, representing parents of students in Catholic schools, with the operational costs of an executive officer.
· Curtin University of Technology - Debt Charges $45,000. To facilitate the State's contribution towards the principal and interest repayments of the capital loan for renovations to the Western Australian Centre for Petroleum Exploration at Curtin University.
· Curtin University Premier's Award (Miri, Sarawak) - $35,000. Five scholarships are awarded annually for students in Sarawak, Indonesia to complete their final year of study at Curtin University.
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