Role of an AIEO

The Aboriginal and Islander Education Officer (AIEO) plays an important role in creating culturally responsive schools and supporting both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students. They act as a liaison between communities and schools to create supportive and inclusive learning environments.

Our Team

The College AIEO, Jasmin Flemming, has worked with our school community since 2017 and is a fantastic mentor and ambassador who advocates for students and families within the community. Providing education and pastoral care support, Jasmin is supported by various staff  and is responsible for leading the newly formed Aboriginal Committee which creates positive changes within the community and is responsible for planning of events, providing professional development opportunities for staff and embedding the Cultural Standards Framework in the school.

To further support Jasmin and the Aboriginal and Islander students at Darling Range Sports College, Mr McGee has been appointed as the Curriculum Coordinator.  In this role, Ken will be responsible for creating Individualised Education Plans (IEP) and guiding students into the appropriate career pathways.  He has a focus on developing students’ self-management skills, time management skills and overall attendance which are areas that will help students succeed in their career aspirations.

Ken will use his 25 years of teaching experience to assist students in all aspect of schooling and life.  He has worked in schools such as Port Hedland, Mandurah High School and Darling Range Sports College in a variety of positions and programs including specialist Health & Physical Education teacher, Follow the Dream mentor, Year Coordinator, Baseball Coordinator and Director of Sport.

Please feel free to contact the College or the AIEO team if you wish to discuss how we can support your child.

Jasmin Flemming

Ken McGee