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NTG schools for Term 3, 2020
From 20 April 2020, all Northern Territory students are expected to physically attend school.
Information for parents and carers regarding NTG schools for Term 3, 2020.
What we are doing
The Bunyip rises
A seven-metre long dragon boat is emerging from the hands of Croker Island children.
Henbury on Aralia chasing another award
The Henbury on Aralia coffee shop is a candidate in the upcoming NT Disability Services and Inclusion Awards.
Bush plants offer linguistic and cultural insights
Arrernte students at the Alice Springs Language Centre have planted 40 bush food and medicine bushes important to Arrernte people.
Starlight features in students' clarion calls
The Starlight Children’s Foundation is the fundraising target of student activists from a coalition of 11 Palmerston City schools.
Ŋurruṉinygu Dhukarr enriches Yolŋu people
The Ŋurruṉinygu Dhukarr Program is developing Yolŋu parental and leadership skills in Galiwin’ku.
Islanders intolerant of abuse
Milikapiti School has backed the ethos of the No More campaign — the drive against domestic violence and sexual assault.
Temperatures plummet, but community cosy
Murray Downs residents are now buffered against biting overnight temperatures. Sleeping bags have been distributed to all the members of the remote Imangara community.