Bamaga, Queensland - Education

Education

Bamaga is the location of the Northern Peninusula Area State College. It is made up out of the Bamaga P–7 Campus and Bamaga 7–12 Campus within the Bamaga township and the P–7 Campus which is located in the Injinoo Community.

The standard of schooling is reflective to any found amongst most Aboriginal/Islander communities however in recent years standards have improved. There are now 50+ teachers and teacher aides through all schools.

The Bamaga and New Mapoon Communities have established Child Care Centres for early childhood schooling.

In recent times, the Cape York Campus of TAFE was established at Bamaga. The campus provides a wide range of tutorial courses from seamanship to practically any other course. The campus is a branch of the Far North College of TAFE situated at Cairns.

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