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What is the Student's Ideas Pitch?

Did you know? We have more than 21 primary schools across the City of PAE and more than 10,000 residents aged 5 to 11 years!

With so many young people living and learning in our community, it's really important to us to provide opportunities to learn about their ideas for our community.

That's why we're running the Student Ideas Pitch! With primary school classes in years 4-6 visiting the PAE Civic Centre to meet the Mayor, find out more about what we do and takeover the Council Chambers!

How does it work?

The Student Idea Pitch is an opportunity for PAE primary school students to work with our Community Engagement team to put themselves in the position of a PAE Elected Member and pitch project ideas that they believe would improve the local community.

What happens to the ideas?

We've been sharing these ideas with City of PAE Staff to take a closer look at the viability of each idea and the possibility of adding them into our work and future plans. You can view the staff feedback and suggested next steps below.

We'd love to find out...which are your favourite ideas?

Contact Us

Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:

Phone - 08 8405 6600

Email - consultation@cityofpae.sa.gov.au

Website - www.cityofpae.sa.gov.au


Community Engagement

Our Community Engagement Policy

Note name and address are required to comply with Council’s Public Consultation Policy. All submissions will be treated as public documents upon receipt.

Closing the loop, we will make efforts to 'close-the-loop' with project contributors and followers. We may occasionally send information to acknowledge a contribution, provide key updates on engagement and project processes and outcomes.

Acknowledgement of Country

The City of Port Adelaide Enfield would like to acknowledge that these projects and engagements are taking place on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge the continued relationship that Aboriginal people have with Country, culture and beliefs. We further acknowledge the important contributions that Aboriginal people continue to play within our shared community.