‘Very excited’: About 34,000 students and 3500 teachers returned to the NT’s 153 government schools, including more than 150 new teachers starting their teaching careers in the Territory.
A Palmerston primary school that exceeded its built capacity by 13 per cent last year, despite only opening in 2020, will have six demountable classrooms this year, with the department promising an end to makeshift learning spaces.
This year has been marked by significant societal change in the NT – none moreso than a change of government – but nowhere has it been seen more than in education. These are the most significant milestones.
School Attendance Officers commenced work this month, marking the controversial return of a program the union warns misses the mark of engaging students in the classroom.
A team of students are piecing together the trip of their dreams to show off their Lego skills at the national championships. Here’s how to help.
Attendance at a Northern Territory school is continuing on a sharp decline as parents and students boycott classes. Find out why.
To coincide with World Teachers’ Day, the NT Government has unveiled the list of winners of its annual Teaching in the Territory Excellence Awards. The nine winners teach in all corners of our vast land.
A carpark worth $637,000 is set to make school drop-offs safer at one Top End school. Find out how.
As legislation passes to imprison primary school students and search their high school peers for weapons, Territory Labor has questioned the depth of the CLP’s plan for education.
A long-time educator has moved across the country to take on one school’s top job after she fell in love with the community more than a decade ago.
It’s crunch time for thousands of senior students across the Territory, as exams loom in the last term of the school year. See the dates for each NTCET exam.
A remote music teacher learned to play the guitar by ear. Now, he’s one of four nominees for one of this year’s ARIAs. Read why.
The September school holidays are rapidly approaching, but a jam-packed program of activities is set to keep the kids entertained.
Darwin students with an interest in the Territory’s mining sector had the chance to ask every question – and try their hand at piloting drones – at an industry forum. See the photos.
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