‘Threats’ at Taminmin College force multiple lockdowns
Parents and police have been notified after two individuals allegedly entered the school grounds with weapons.
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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.
MLA denies refusing to supply school with Aboriginal flag
A CLP member says accusations that she refused to supply a school with an Aboriginal flag are ‘petty political games’.
Private schools left behind in billion-dollar education boost
The Territory remains the only jurisdiction with an underfunded private education sector despite a historic boost to the public school system.
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Private schools using taxpayers’ millions for flash facilities
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2300+ Transitions: All the My First Year class photos
ICYMI: The cheeky grins of our transition students were published in print last month. But don’t worry if you missed out — we’ve got all the pictures online here. SEE ALL 2366 TRANSITION STUDENTS’ SMILING FACES HERE
First year students from around the NT
IT’S finally here! Check out the 89 transition pictures from Alice Springs, rural and remote schools around the NT
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