'Deadly Science' gives children in remote schools tools to achieve their dreams

Growing up, Corey Tutt was told he'd never make it as a zookeeper. Now, he's giving kids who are just like he was, the tools to achieve their own dreams.

The road to remote Purnululu School in the Kimberley region of WA Source: Google

Now, through the program he calls Deadly Science, Mr Tutt sends books to 52 schools and he's got another 30 on a waiting list.

Mr Tutt also Skypes the students in the classrooms, connecting them to scientists that can answer their questions.