Garnjurri Mirnumurri Ngurr-unga – the Tom Price Education Partnership – is a partnership between The Graham (Polly) Farmer Foundation, Gumala Aboriginal Corporation, local Aboriginal community members, Rio Tinto Iron Ore, the Department of Education, Science and Training and the WA Department of Education.

Project Background
The Garnjurri Mirnumurri Ngurr-unga establishment stage commenced in October 2000 via a public meeting held within the township of Tom Price that discussed the issues relating to Aboriginal Education. The first Steering Committee meeting was held in December 2001 where representatives from the major stakeholders undertook responsibility to govern the project. A Project Leader was appointed in February 2002 and students began attending the Enrichment Centre in June 2002.

^{STEERING COMMITTEE}
A Steering Committee oversees the project and provides strategic level management. The Steering Committee includes representatives from all Partnership organisations:

• The Graham (Polly) Farmer Foundation
• Rio Tinto Iron Ore
• Australian Department of Education, Science and Training
• Western Australian Department of Education and Training
• Gumala Aboriginal Corporation
• Community members

^{ENRICHMENT CENTRE}
The Enrichment Centre operated throughout the year. The Enrichment Centre is a house provided by Rio Tinto Iron Ore. It is currenlty being refurbished for commencement of the 2011 school year.