What is Stride for Education?
We’re excited to invite our organisational supporters to take part in the 2022 Stride For Education challenge.
Teams of up to four people will compete over 12 days in November to clock the most number of kilometres walked, run or wheeled, for those in wheelchairs.
Every step taken will raise awareness about our work supporting First Nations students in our four partner communities:
Woorabinda and Palm Island in Queensland, and
Wurruminyanga and Galiwin’ku in the Northern Territory.
Learn more about our communities
By registering, teams will have access to videos throughout the challenge that showcase our partner communities – the heart and soul of our organisation.
Pick a challenge
Choose from four daily distance challenges, which virtually cover our four partner communities, to set yourself a goal and keep on track during the challenge.
24km WOORABINDA CHALLENGE (2km daily)
Virtually travel the distance from one end of Woorabinda to the other.
60km WURRUMINYANGA CHALLENGE (5km daily)
Virtually travel the distance around Wurruminyanga.
84km GALIWIN'KU CHALLENGE (7km daily)
Virtually travel the the distance around Galiwin’ku.
120km PALM ISLAND CHALLENGE (10km daily)
Virtually travel the length of Palm Island.
Prizes to be won
Everyone who participates in Stride For Education will receive a certificate.
The team that clocks the most kilometres will receive four $250 NIKE vouchers.
The individual who clocks the most kilometres will receive a $150 NIKE voucher.
