An NT-based program, which aims to support women of migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking background, has caught attention of leaders interstate. See the pictures from the program’s latest fun-filled festivity.
Our young author in this year’s Kids News short story competition has tackled the big issues after being inspired by gaming, AI and robots.
A Katherine politician has revealed the lengths one school must go to just to keep its students safe after a spate of crime in the area.
More than 100 Northern Territory students will find new playgrounds at their schools after a three-week break from the classroom. See the pictures.
Almost half of the Territory’s school counsellor roles are empty despite warnings for the Education Department to lift its game when supporting students’ mental health. Find out more.
Students will see their art displayed in the Top End after an inaugural NAIDOC poster competition. See one of the winning posters.
Two bookworm twins have set themselves an ambitious goal for the 2024 Chief Minister’s Reading Challenge. Here’s what they need to do.
Hundreds of activities are on offer for kids across the Territory as they head into the June-July break. FREE STORY.
The NT’s richest school has raked in more than $130m in five years, while the poorest school has been forced to make ends meet with just $2m. See the full list.
A Katherine politician has revealed the lengths one school must go to just to keep its students safe after a spate of crime in the area.
More than 100 Northern Territory students will find new playgrounds at their schools after a three-week break from the classroom. See the pictures.
Students will see their art displayed in the Top End after an inaugural NAIDOC poster competition. See one of the winning posters.
Two bookworm twins have set themselves an ambitious goal for the 2024 Chief Minister’s Reading Challenge. Here’s what they need to do.
A boost to the Territory’s forensics unit will see fewer offenders on the streets as evidence gets picked up faster. See the video.
A three-day STEM academy for regional and rural schoolgirls has welcomed Territory students into its ranks for the first time. Here’s what they’ll be doing.
CDU’s city campus is fast-approaching completion and nearby student accommodation could be another two years away, but one politician says the misalignment was not an oversight.
Remote teachers and First Nations experts have outlined the path forward to create a sustainable supply of educators in the Territory’s most remote schools.
Students will see their art displayed in the Top End after an inaugural NAIDOC poster competition. See one of the winning posters.
Two bookworm twins have set themselves an ambitious goal for the 2024 Chief Minister’s Reading Challenge. Here’s what they need to do.
Remote teachers and First Nations experts have outlined the path forward to create a sustainable supply of educators in the Territory’s most remote schools.
A global tech giant has donated 90 laptops to students in three Darwin schools. Read what it hopes to do.
A remote educator has outlined why the NT’s housing crisis and limited incentives are failing to put a dent in the Territory teacher shortage.
A youth hub promising arts, music and sports after-school and holiday programs is under threat, with the CLP challenging its proposed location.
Even though most of the Territory’s schools are in the bush, remote schools are only getting a 10 per cent share of the Education Department’s maintenance budget.
The NT government has handed down its latest budget with a record-breaking purse for education. Here’s how your child benefits.
Thousands of public school students across the Territory are eagerly awaiting the mid-year holidays, as some ‘Middle Schoolers for the Day’ prepare for the years ahead. SEE THE PICS.
A three-day STEM academy for regional and rural schoolgirls has welcomed Territory students into its ranks for the first time. Here’s what they’ll be doing.
CDU’s city campus is fast-approaching completion and nearby student accommodation could be another two years away, but one politician says the misalignment was not an oversight.
A Top End school is celebrating a place on the podium after competing in a unique Grand Prix.
Some members of a school community in outer Darwin claim a workshop asking year 9 students about their genitalia is highly inappropriate, but others have defended the episode as standard sexual ed.
Remote teachers and First Nations experts have outlined the path forward to create a sustainable supply of educators in the Territory’s most remote schools.
A global tech giant has donated 90 laptops to students in three Darwin schools. Read what it hopes to do.
Approaching the school holidays, Top End families will have plenty of activities to choose from after the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory dropped a massive program.
These are just some of the selfless teachers who have been nominated in our Australia’s Best Teacher campaign. See full list.
Five remote learning centres will see their outdated infrastructure upgraded. Here’s what it means to those communities.
Sacred Heart principal Matthew Shawcross has moved heaven and earth with his teachers to give kids a second chance at school. He is one of Victoria’s best teachers. See the full list.
One Top End school’s defiance in the face of anti-language policy has been celebrated as it commemorates its 50th year of delivering a bilingual education. Watch the video.
Ryan Bubner is the Jimmy Giggle of Hahndorf Primary School, always having a hoot and finding fun ways to teach young students.
When Nyanyiik (Angelina) Chol was named school captain she faced racism and hatred. Now as a teacher, it has spurred her to create a program so kids of all cultures feel like they belong.
From struggle to success: how The Smith Family’s Learning for Life program helped Marium Khan achieve her educational dreams
Bush ballad singer Ted Egan AM is the patron of the Top Half Folk Festival starting this Friday, with scores of musicians from around the country converging on the Red Centre.
A space-themed event has given students an opportunity to share their bright ideas in how to pioneer further into space, with one school awarded the chance to represent the NT abroad. SEE THE PICTURES.
A new accommodation building expected to house 350 students is planned in Darwin CBD, while the government lobby against caps on international students.
A crew of six Palmerston students are set to take on a national Grand Prix, but the team’s car has a special twist. Find out more.
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.
Just outside one of the NT’s most beautiful national parks, a class of students traded whiteboards for red dirt to keep their connection to country strong. SEE THE CUTE PICS.
The Territory’s best performing trainees and apprentices have been named at a prestigious gala dinner. See all the winners.
The NT’s major political parties have given their first impressions of a five-point plan to boost school engagement and tackle youth crime.
A Darwin French horn player has been selected to represent the NT in the Australian Youth Orchestra.
A town in the heart of Arnhem Land has called the Territory’s leaders to their doorstep to sign a new agreement over their community’s future.
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