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Scholarship Recipients Announced

Published 17th June 2025
The recipients of our 2025-26 Aboriginal Tertiary Educational Scholarships have been announced.

Each year we offer a 12-month Aboriginal Tertiary Educational Scholarships of up to $5,000 for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students to undertake tertiary studies at Flinders University, the University of Adelaide or the University of South Australia.

The purpose of the Tertiary Education Scholarships is to encourage and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents to achieve educational aspirations and contribute to development in the City of PAE.

Congratulations to the 2025-26 scholarship recipients India Bament-Sitkowski and Jack Agius. Read more about what India and Jack are studying at the University of South Australia below.

India Bament-Sitkowski, 19, Narungga
Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) at the University of South Australia

India’s aspirations are to become a primary school teacher and work with First Nations students applying her learnings across Port Adelaide Enfield schools. India would like to give back to the community and continue her passion for helping others where she can have an impact through inclusive, culturally aware education.

India currently works one day a week at a school as a First Nations Student Support Officer, which in return allows India to connect with her own culture and gain valuable perspective for education and teaching.

India enjoys playing netball with her friends and she love spending time with her family.

Jack Agius, 19, Narungga
Bachelor of Secondary Education at the University of South Australia

Jack aspires to complete his studies and work as a full-time teacher, specifically in the Port Adelaide Enfield area, in particular to influence children's' education to understand the importance of English and outdoor education.

As a proud Narungga, Jack has the passion to make a difference in the education system utilising his connection to his Aboriginality, especially in terms of outdoor education and to be a part of the continued sharing of culture learning.

Jack is a keen hiker who loves being outdoors, enjoys music, film and hanging out with friends.

Visit our page to find out more information on First Nations Awards and Scholarships.