‘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.
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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.
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‘You can do anything’: Beloved school leader farewells students
A beloved primary school principal is retiring after 26 years working with Top End students. Read about the ups and downs of her career.
AFL saves a life: School’s charity match for sepsis awareness
A Top End school is raising awareness for sepsis by renewing its annual T for Thomas AFL matches. Here’s what the cause means to students.
School kicks off for another action-packed term
The school year’s third term is set to kick off, with Gray Primary School students Pania and Honey Reid excited to dive into their favourite classes.
NT’s richest and poorest schools revealed
The NT’s richest school has raked in more than $118.1m in five years with an average cost per student of $19,948, new data has revealed. See the full list.
Top End school to set sail at Beer Can Regatta
A Top End school’s innovative Beer Can Regatta boat design is set to turn heads at this year’s competition.
‘Bold move’ for Top End school’s senior students
A Top End School’s new early learning centre has paved the way for a united campus, with senior students saying the change will have a positive impact on their studies.
Shake-up to counsellor roles in Territory schools
Students and parents have hit out at a new counselling model, but the education department says it’s not as it seems. Here’s how the changes will work.
‘Learning and play’: School’s change opens doors for young
A Palmerston school is opening its doors to its youngest cohort yet, with plans to support students from early childhood through to Year 12.
Teacher student ratios ranked: How every school class compares
New data has revealed the most crowded classrooms across the Territory, as well as how our student to teacher ratios compare to the rest of Australia. Find out how your school compares here.
‘Sincere regret’: Top Catholic schools in child safety fail
A grovelling letter has been sent to parents detailing a huge shake up in the way a number of top schools are run. See the letter.
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