Students from across Queensland unite at Longreach

Updated March 21 2017 - 6:07pm, first published 4:55pm
Western Alliance students work together with Mrs Kim Sullivan. The students have come together from the Mt Isa School of the Air, Charleville School of Distance Education and the Longreach School of Distance Education.
Western Alliance students work together with Mrs Kim Sullivan. The students have come together from the Mt Isa School of the Air, Charleville School of Distance Education and the Longreach School of Distance Education.

Distance education is a vital service to families in regional, rural and isolated areas of our vast country. In the coming months Queensland Country Life will shine a light on the students who benefit from this innovative and important education experience and the staff who meet the challenge of working in what could be considered Queensland’s biggest classroom. Below is the first of our coverage as students from the Western Alliance come together for the year’s very first Multischool in Longreach. Teacher Amy Cochrane describes the significance of this event:

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