’Glow in the dark’: Billion-dollar boost to re-engage kids with school
A billion-dollar agreement will fully fund public schools for the first time in the Territory’s history. Here’s what it means.
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Why advocates are split over billion-dollar schooling boost
Union reps have praised a billion-dollar boost to end ‘shameful’ underfunding in NT public schools, but an east-coast politician has slammed the deal as ‘half-arsed’.
‘Life-changing’ funding boost answers education activists’ 10-year fight
Additional funding for Central Australian boarding schools to upgrade and improve their infrastructure is on the horizon. Here’s what one education leader thinks.
Vaping sensors installed in school bathrooms across the Top End
Five Top End schools have installed vaping sensors in student bathrooms in an effort to stamp out the unhealthy trend. Find out which schools have them, and which ones plan to follow.
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Why schoolkids are rejecting Shakespeare
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Five ways to get an edge after uni
University graduates need to find ways to stand out from the crowd as they move into the job market — and it can be as simple as saying “yes”.
How to pick the right school for your child
Location, values and affordability — there are many factors to weigh up when trying to find the appropriate school for your child. Parenting expert Dr Judith Locke shares her tips to help you make the ideal choice.
High school survival guide for parents
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Young Australians struggling with loneliness
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Survival guide for Year 12 exam study
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