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-	48% of Indigenous boys don’t attend primary school consistently

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-	48% of Indigenous boys don’t attend primary school consistently

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1.      In the year of 2006, the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous finishing year 12 were at 36 points decreasing to 24 points in 2016.

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48% of Indigenous boys don't attend primary school consistently

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48% of Indigenous boys don't attend primary school consistently

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44% of Indigenous girls don't attend primary school consistently.

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44% of Indigenous girls don't attend primary school consistently.

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-	51% of Indigenous students don’t attend school consistently

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-	51% of Indigenous students don’t attend school consistently

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-	10% of Aboriginal children graduate from Year 12

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-	10% of Aboriginal children graduate from Year 12

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• 5.3% of students in Australian schools were Aboriginal in 2015

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In 2014, 21% of Aborigional students graduated high school whereas 85% of non-Aborigional students graduated

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In 2014, 21% of Aborigional students graduated high school whereas 85% of non-Aborigional students graduated

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More than 25% of surveyed Australian teachers feel that they need more professional development for Aboriginal education.

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More than 25% of surveyed Australian teachers feel that they need more professional development for Aboriginal education.

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•	The employment to population rate for Indigenous 15–64 year olds was around 48% in 2014-15, compared to 75% for non-Indigenous Australians.

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•	The employment to population rate for Indigenous 15–64 year olds was around 48% in 2014-15, compared to 75% for non-Indigenous Australians.

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51% of Indigenous students don't attend school consistently.

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51% of Indigenous students don't attend school consistently.

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-	23% of non-Indigenous students don’t attend school consistently

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-	23% of non-Indigenous students don’t attend school consistently

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School attendance rates for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students in years 1 to 10 did not improve between 2014 and 2018!!
HEY

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2.	The life expectancy gap is biggest for Indigenous males. Lower levels of education can be linked to shorter life expectancy, poorer physical and mental health, lower wages, higher risk of unemployment and greater exposure to crime.

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2.	The life expectancy gap is biggest for Indigenous males. Lower levels of education can be linked to shorter life expectancy, poorer physical and mental health, lower wages, higher risk of unemployment and greater exposure to crime.

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- Among domestic award students, Aboriginal women are 38% more likely to be enrolled in higher education than.

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There has been no meaningful improvement in any of the states and territories. In the Northern Territory the Indigenous attendance rate fell from 2014 (70.2 per cent) to 2017 (66.2 per cent).

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There has been no meaningful improvement in any of the states and territories. In the Northern Territory the Indigenous attendance rate fell from 2014 (70.2 per cent) to 2017 (66.2 per cent).

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-	62% of Indigenous boys don’t attend secondary school consistently

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-	62% of Indigenous boys don’t attend secondary school consistently

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•	In addition to the 24-point gap between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people, there is also a smaller gender gap between young Indigenous men and women.

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•	In addition to the 24-point gap between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people, there is also a smaller gender gap between young Indigenous men and women.

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Highest year of school completed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people ages 20 or over

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Highest year of school completed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people ages 20 or over

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Highest year of school completed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander persons aged 20 years and over by State and Territory