How cricket and supercars are ensuring the NT’s digital future
A global tech giant has donated 90 laptops to students in three Darwin schools. Read what it hopes to do.
Early Education
New buildings, IT upgrades for remote schools
Five remote learning centres will see their outdated infrastructure upgraded. Here’s what it means to those communities.
‘Real stability’: Private school’s principal extends term
A Darwin principal’s term at a competitive private school has been extended, ensuring stability at the college. Here’s what the school’s future looks like.
Five-point early childhood plan welcomed, but no action on the cards
The NT’s major political parties have given their first impressions of a five-point plan to boost school engagement and tackle youth crime.
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‘Plagiarism machine’: Teachers warned against AI reliance
Education unions have come together to establish a ‘traffic light framework’ for teachers tackling artificial intelligence. Here’s how some Territory schools are approaching AI in the classroom.
School kicks off for another action-packed term
The school year’s third term is set to kick off, with Gray Primary School students Pania and Honey Reid excited to dive into their favourite classes.
Blast from the past drives future of Aboriginal education outcomes
Two of the Territory’s leading Aboriginal educators have big plans to take lessons from the 90s and drive better education outcomes for Aboriginal students. Read the famous alumni that took part in the programs.
NT’s richest and poorest schools revealed
The NT’s richest school has raked in more than $118.1m in five years with an average cost per student of $19,948, new data has revealed. See the full list.
Sporting send-off marks last day of school for Territory students
Woodroffe Oval was buzzing with activity on Friday as local primary school students celebrated the last day of term with an athletics carnival.
‘Bold move’ for Top End school’s senior students
A Top End School’s new early learning centre has paved the way for a united campus, with senior students saying the change will have a positive impact on their studies.
By the numbers: Behind the gender divide in NT schools
NT schools hired significantly more female teachers than men in the past 16 years, with three disheartening themes the likely cause.
‘Learning and play’: School’s change opens doors for young
A Palmerston school is opening its doors to its youngest cohort yet, with plans to support students from early childhood through to Year 12.
‘Dream becoming a reality’ as new remote school draws closer
A Top End organisation’s education dream of more than 20 years is in its next phase and set to become a reality.
‘Anxious and worried’: School’s out after alleged vandalism attack
A Top End school was forced to close after alleged vandals trashed the grounds. We reveal what happened and how bad the damage was.
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