Top End principal allegedly assaulted, school locked down
A 14-year-old who was allegedly drinking alcohol on campus at a greater Darwin school then went on a spree of destruction, forcing the school into lockdown, police say.
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‘Challenging’: Darwin students win silver in Chinese science competition
Students from Darwin have won another international award for their specialised cooling strategy that could cut down Territorians’ power bills.
Photos: Top End students gear up for 2024 Beer Can Regatta
With the Darwin Lions Beer Can Regatta just around the corner, two teams of students are readying their ships for the iconic annual sailing event. SEE THE PICTURES.
‘Great opportunity’: Students join forces with Pitch Black for class project
Darwin media studies students joined forces with Pitch Black’s German branch for an epic class project. Here’s how it turned out.
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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.
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