Pre-school hits new milestone as bold designs revealed
The designs for a new pre-school have been revealed with just weeks to go until the old facility is completely demolished. See them all.
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Playtime: NT schools win big with new playgrounds, upgrades
More than 100 Northern Territory students will find new playgrounds at their schools after a three-week break from the classroom. See the pictures.
Break-ins force Territory school to cough up for patrol dog, guards
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.
Students’ art on display after NAIDOC poster competition
Students will see their art displayed in the Top End after an inaugural NAIDOC poster competition. See one of the winning posters.
1000 books in 24 weeks: Twins take on tough challenge
Two bookworm twins have set themselves an ambitious goal for the 2024 Chief Minister’s Reading Challenge. Here’s what they need to do.
Territory’s richest, poorest schools revealed
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.
Hello holidays: NT school kids welcome mid-year break
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.
‘Eye opener’: NT schoolgirls’ trip to SA for STEM academy
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.
School’s revheads claim place on the podium
A Top End school is celebrating a place on the podium after competing in a unique Grand Prix.
‘Here forever’: Bush schools reveal answer to teacher shortages
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.
NT students asked about penis size, shape at school workshop
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.
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.
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.
‘Don’t cut my tongue’: School’s triumph in bilingual education
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.
PICTURES: Kids in Space takes off in fun-filled Darwin event
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.
Palmo revheads race to Grand Prix with unique cars
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.
‘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.
‘Keep the connection strong’: School brings class to the outback
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.
Darwin virtuoso selected for Australian Youth Orchestra
A Darwin French horn player has been selected to represent the NT in the Australian Youth Orchestra.
‘Budget like a boss’: Bank coaches First Nations students
A major bank has helped dozens of the NT’s First Nations students learn to ‘budget like a boss’.
How a ‘walking bus’ has made school exciting for NT kids
An innovative program that invites a small Darwin community to join a ‘walking bus’ to go to school has boosted one school’s engagement. Watch the video.
‘Like competing at the Olympics’: Young NT scientists snag award
Three students who plan to help Territorians save on their power bills has landed them a place on the podium at an international science fair. Find out more.
CLP attacks location of future Darwin youth hub
A youth hub promising arts, music and sports after-school and holiday programs is under threat, with the CLP challenging its proposed location.
Rewarding growth: NT Principal of the year celebrates school’s journey
The Territory’s 2023 principal of the year has reflected on what the recognition means for her school as this year’s nominations draw to a close.
Giraffe teaches Alice Springs kids about respectful relationships
The nation’s most knowledgable giraffe is set to teach Alice Springs kids about respectful relationships, including consent, boundaries, and effective communication.
Reading with a buddy: NT kids take on national challenge
NT students are set to take on two reading challenges at once, with fellow readers from around the country joining in at the same time.
‘Genuinely listening’: Happy, healthy students re-engage with school
A Northern Territory school has teamed up with a health provider to boost engagement and attendance. Here’s how.
Gift of the gab: Why Darwin student is heading to Serbia
Hearty debate is at the centre of today’s society, but few get to take their flair for argument to the world stage. Find out why this Darwin student is taking his talent worldwide.
Gold Coast Suns help future NT footy stars train
The Gold Coast Suns teamed up with a Top End school to train some of the Territory’s future footy stars.
NT primary students’ first international Sister School
An NT primary school has signed an international partnership with a Singapore college in an NT first with Singapore.
New specialist school for NT despite controversial advice
The NT government will turn to families and teachers for advice around a new specialist secondary school in Palmerston, just two months after concerned parents submitted a petition to parliament.
‘Green flag’ for Top End eco-school
A Top End school’s efforts to become more sustainable and eco-friendly have paid off as the students receive a global accreditation.
Darwin school issues ‘code yellow’ alert after students threatened
A Darwin school has gone into ‘code yellow’ with children under constant surveillance, after reports that a woman allegedly threatened students outside the facility.
‘Healthy and well’: School’s relief after missing student rescued
An Alice Springs college has shared its relief after one of its students went missing during a school camp overnight in five degree weather.
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.
Surprise bonus in education budget to build classrooms
The NT’s education union leader has praised a surprise bonus in this year’s budget, with high hopes the extra cash will be used to build and upgrade classrooms.
List: Which NT schools are the most crowded
Fresh data has revealed which Territory schools have the most crowded classrooms, as well as how the NT stacks up against the rest of the country. Find out how your school compares here.
Listed: The NT schools getting millions in upgrades
More than $8 million will be spent on upgrading 12 Northern Territory schools’ infrastructure, including new classrooms and playground reboots. Read the full list.
Partition boards, demountables: New NT school already over capacity
Despite only taking its first students in 2020, a $30m primary school in one of the Territory’s fastest growing suburbs is resorting to great lengths to provide for the runaway growth in enrolments.
‘Stranger danger’ warning after incident at Top End school
Children fled from a park to the safety of a Darwin school after allegedly being approached by four strangers, prompting the school to issue a warning.
‘I just knew’: SA teacher follows passion to outback NT
A South Australian teacher chased her dreams across red sands and dirt roads to a tiny NT town to pursue her passion for Indigenous education.
‘Carry that love’: New preschool opening for Top End families
A high performing Darwin school is opening the doors to its refurbished preschool almost a decade after the centre was decommissioned.
‘Here to stay’: World-class leader for top NT school
The Essington School’s new principal has a ‘world-class’ vision for the Rapid Creek school. Here’s what’s on his agenda.
Attendance and agency: New principal’s plans for outback school
An outback school’s new principal is planning to boost attendance and student agency. Here’s how.
Named: Darwin teacher who allegedly assaulted student fronts court
A Darwin teacher who was slapped with two charges after allegedly assaulting a student last month has fronted court for the first time. It can be revealed he is a decorated veteran who served in the Middle East.
Parents on warpath as NT Police constraints delay justice for son
“I know they won’t stop”: The parents of a Palmerston College boy who was bashed by a group of youths at the bus exchange, one of whom pulled a knife, have taken the investigation into their own hands.
‘Every day is entertaining’: Small biz whiz’s shift to teaching
One of Alice Springs’ newest educators has shared his journey from small business owner to maths teacher, plugging one of many vacancies in the Territory.
80+ events: What’s on for April school holidays across the NT
FREE READ: Attention all Territory parents, caregivers and fun-lovers. Are you stuck planning out the April school holidays? We’ve got you covered with our bumper activity list.
‘Threats’ at Taminmin College force multiple lockdowns
Parents and police have been notified after two individuals allegedly entered the school grounds with weapons.
Roadhouse school: Online class brings new challenges to the outback
A family’s outback adventure in the NT almost went belly-up when they struggled to find a challenging school for their daughter, but an online class means they can put roots down.
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