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Expressions of Interest (EOIs)

We strive to excel and invite the best ideas from everyone in and outside the department.

The department publishes Expressions of Interest to seek sponsorship and support for state-wide school education programs that add significant value to students' learning experiences, and support the plan for NSW public education.

To receive notifications please visit and register as a supplier. You can then set up notifications for all sponsorship and partnership opportunities in the ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø category (contact NSW Procurement Service Centre on 1800 679 289 for assistance if required).

All sponsorships must comply with the Commercial arrangements, sponsorship and donations policy and procedures and sponsors will be assesed on the criteria outlined below.

Open EOIs:

• (closes 10 February 2026)
• (closes 13 March 2026)
• (closes 7 December 2026)

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Sponsorship Register

The NSW Department of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Sponsorship Register records details of sponsorships involving the department.

Compliance with Sponsorship Policy

The NSW Department of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø publishes its Sponsorship Register in accordance with the mandatory requirements in the NSW Government Sponsorship Policy issued under

Access the NSW Department of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Sponsorship Register

Download the NSW Department of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Sponsorship Register (XLSX 21.0KB).

Collaboration

We welcome ideas for collaboration that can help us achieve our plan for NSW public education. Contact us, for example, if you can help provide quality co-curricular activities, or improve access or opportunities for students' post-school pathways.

Collaborations are not commercial and do not involve payment for goods or services. We are not able to respond to requests to supply to the department. For all enquiries relating to supplying to the department please visit: /about-us/supplying-to-us

Our Programs

The department has a range of programs and events across sports, arts, the environment, curriculum and wellbeing that offer sponsorship opportunities.

Contact us if you would like to invest in public education and support specific programs which also match your objectives, for example, STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) and Aboriginal communities, staff wellbeing or programs targeting gifted and talented students.

A word from our Nanga Mai Awards principal partner and sponsors

The at the University of Newcastle is proud to be the principal partner of the Nanga Mai Awards.

For over four decades, The Wollotuka Institute has stood as a beacon of strength, cultural integrity, and academic excellence for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Rooted in the principles of self-determination and community, we have worked tirelessly to create pathways into higher education that honour our knowledges, stories, and culture.

Wollotuka is proud to represent the staff, students, and communities across our footprint. We honour those who came before us—who opened doors and laid foundations—and we are privileged to carry their legacy forward. We acknowledge the power of higher education to transform lives—not only of individuals, but of entire communities. It changes the way our people experience classrooms, healthcare, courtrooms, and other systems. When our mob return home to community they bring with them knowledge and tools to advocate, uplift, and lead.

To every student, family, and community represented here: your success is our shared celebration. May your journey continue to inspire and uplift generations to come.

As we celebrate the outstanding achievements of our young people, we also recognise the shared commitment of all higher education institutions that provide culturally safe and inclusive spaces for our mob. These institutions walk alongside us, ensuring that the journey to and through higher education is both academically enriching and culturally affirming.

Game Changer Challenge and HP collaboration

Our Partners

Data Hack High

Nanga Mai Awards

Game Changer Challenge

Premier's Teacher Scholarships

2025 Back to School

STEM 2024

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View NSW Training Awards partners.

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Young Blood

A collaboration between the NSW Department of ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø and La La Las, presented by Yours & Owls.

Young Blood is a two-year pilot collaboration aimed at finding talented student artists and bands, providing live performance experience in premier live music venues, building vital industry networks, and fostering a new generation of live music supporters across NSW.

The project adapts adapts La La Las into an all-age event space giving young student performers the chance to experience the energy and professionalism of an iconic live music environment.

Past events:

• Saturday 14 June 2025 - La La Las
  Line up: Shadow of a Stone, Sam Vukelic, The Neapolitans, Alicia Barclay, Amelie Rojas, Alara Livingstone, Freya Peterson, Penny Church, Jessie Blanch, Mila Huzyliak, Ralfie Scott

• Saturday 6 December - La La Las
  Line up: Phoebe Webb (Wollongong Conservatorium), Sam Vukelic (Wollongong Conservatorium), Warilla High, Volition (Engadine HS), Alara Livingstone (Bulli HS), Jesse Blanch (Bulli HS), Avnie Khanna (Smiths Hill HS), Penny Church and the Father Figures (Bulli HS), Mum's House (Smiths Hill HS), The Figureheads (Wollongong HSPA)

Further content

• read the gig review by award-winning student journalist Theo Adams (Bulli High School)
• from La La Las, Wollongong on 14 June 2025
• for the follow up event on 6 December 2025

Credits

• All video shot and produced by the award-winning student film team at Kellyville High School
• Gig review: Theo Adams
• Images: Billy Aye