How your child benefits from the government’s cash splash
The NT government has handed down its latest budget with a record-breaking purse for education. Here’s how your child benefits.
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Nation’s happiest giraffe turns focus to First Nations health
Healthy Harold has launched a new ‘culturally appropriate’ program for the Territory’s Indigenous students. Here’s why it’s important.
Territory’s student management lags behind nation
A NT tech overhaul for education administration is about to make teachers’ lives easier. Here’s how.
Student vows to spotlight NT education issues on national stage
A Top End student has obtained a prestigious role in a national council, where she plans to put a spotlight on the Territory’s education shortfalls.
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School’s out: NT schools celebrate last day of school
NT students have wrapped up for the year, with two schools going all out with their end of school celebrations.
How students have impacted Territory’s education policy
An advisory group of NT students has already seen an impact on education after a year of consultation with the NT government. Here’s how next year’s school leaders can get involved.
Five NT schools flagged with ‘significant’ human rights concerns
Advocates have raised human rights concerns around segregating students with a disability and called for the closure of five NT schools.
The program key to keeping Territory’s top teachers
As schools battle to keep their top teachers, a leadership program with a focus on remote education equity could be the key to solving the NT’s retention crisis.
‘Only brown kid in class’: How childhood realisation changed path
Three staunch human rights advocates have outlined the key to closing Palmerston’s – and the Territory’s – gap between Indigenous and non Indigenous kids. Read their stories.
Sickening social media pages sexually ‘rate’ and bully students
Almost 50 social media pages dedicated to sexualising and bullying a Top End school’s students have been exposed. Read one concerned mother’s solution.
Early learning to boost Territory’s school attendance
Early childhood educators could have a key role to play in uplifting the Territory’s declining school attendance rate.
‘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.
What parents should do every day to get kids school ready
Experts have revealed the simple things parents can do to get their children school ready, as a new report reveals which kids fall behind.
Remote vax rates take a dive
New figures have revealed all remote regions in the NT have fallen under the 80 per cent vax rates with the inclusion of children over five.
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