you don’t go to school you can’t learn stuff to get a job.” 11 year-old boy, “If Perth to school to learn and do some work and helping some school “Going teachers to clean the school and classroom. And playing [in] free time [and] eating some lunch.” 16 year-old Pitjantjatjara boy, Goldfields-Esperance to school, learning about geography and my family in Yandeyarra.” 14 “Going year-old Kariyarra boy, Pilbara so you can get a life, teaches us how to write and read.” 10 “Education, old, Perth to school, learning Bardi language and practicing our work every day.” “Going Bardi girl younger than 10 years, Kimberley teacher and school is important to me.” 10 year-old boy, “My two most important things in my life right now are the people in it and “The my traineeship. They both have a massive factor on my quality of life and I am so grateful for both.” 16 year-old Torres Strait Islander, Kimberley important to me? Finish school. Good job. Go back to [my town], look ‘What’s after my family.” 12 year-old girl, Pilbara Staying healthy and recreation, particularly sport, were important to many children and young people. - because in sports you meet friends that help and support you [in] “Sport life.” 10 year-old Nyikina boy, Kimberley being [with] and spending time with my family and playing sport like “Love basketball and netball.” 15 year-old Noongar girl, Wheatbelt I like sport because it keeps me fit and healthy.” 16 year-old Noongar “Sport, boy, Wheatbelt it to the AFL and play for the Eagles.” 13 year-old boy, “Make fit, to be a footy player.” 10 year-old Wongi boy, “Keeping is one of my most important things and being a good friend and family “Sport member.” 12 year-old Banyjima boy, Pilbara
“If you don’t go to school you can’t learn stuff to get a job.” 11 year-old boy, Perth “Going to school to learn and do some work and helping some school teachers to clean the school and classroom. And playing [in] free time [and] eating some lunch.” 16 year-old Pitjantjatjara boy, Goldfields-Esperance “Going to school, learning about geography and my family in Yandeyarra.” 14 year-old Kariyarra boy, Pilbara “Education, so you can get a life, teaches us how to write and read.” 10 Perth “Going to school, learning Bardi language and practicing our work every day.” Bardi girl younger than 10 years, Kimberley “My teacher and school is important to me.” 10 year-old boy, “The two most important things in my life right now are the people in it and my traineeship. They both have a massive factor on my quality of life and I am so grateful for both.” 16 year-old Torres Strait Islander, Kimberley ‘What’s important to me? Finish school. Good job. Go back to [my town], look after my family.” 12 year-old girl, Pilbara Staying healthy and recreation, particularly sport, were important to many children and young people. “Sport - because in sports you meet friends that help and support you [in] life.” 10 year-old Nyikina boy, Kimberley “Love being [with] and spending time with my family and playing sport like basketball and netball.” 15 year-old Noongar girl, Wheatbelt “Sport, I like sport because it keeps me fit and healthy.” 16 year-old Noongar boy, Wheatbelt “Make it to the AFL and play for the Eagles.” 13 year-old boy, “Keeping fit, to be a footy player.” 10 year-old Wongi boy, “Sport is one of my most important things and being a good friend and family member.” 12 year-old Banyjima boy, Pilbara old,