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Newest graduates of Gunbalanya School
It’s an exciting time for 11 Gunbalanya School students as they received their NT Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET) at their Graduation Ceremony!
Empowering tomorrow's leaders at West Arnhem Youth Leadership Summit
The West Arnhem Youth Leadership Summit made history this month with its inaugural event, uniting 50 young people from Gunbalanya, Maningrida, Minjilang, Warruwi and Jabiru.
ACEL NT Awards honours educational leaders and teachers
At the 2023 Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL) NT Awards, a number of teachers and staff members were honoured for their significant contributions to teaching and learning in Territory schools.
Nyirripi School publishes bilingual book with World Vision
Through World Vision’s Unlock Literacy Project, Nyirripi School students have written and designed their own bilingual book in English and Warlpiri called ‘Ninu Kurlu’, meaning ‘about bilbies’.
Celebrating public sector excellence at the Chief Minister’s Awards
At this year’s Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in the Public Sector, our department was a highly commended finalist for 2 categories, and 3 of our staff were medal recipients.
Recognised for emergency response at National Resilience Awards
The department was recently awarded a highly commended at the 2023 National Resilience Awards ceremony in recognition of the response to the northern region flood emergency earlier this year.
Highlighting outstanding early childhood educators and services
At this year’s Northern Territory Education and Care Awards, Bronwyn Fielding, Rachel Jericho and Clyde Fenton Long Day Care have been awarded different honours for their unwavering commitment to nurturing the development of children in the Territory.
Students at Barunga School become published authors and singers
Barunga School students are published young authors and singers with their Shordi Krik (Shorty Creek) book and song they created in Kriol and English with the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF).
Aboriginal educators graduate through RATE program
Six Aboriginal educators from Territory schools have recently completed their education qualifications through the Remote Aboriginal Teacher Education (RATE) program.
NT educators recognised at Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards
Katherine High School’s Conor Fennell and Laynhapuy Homelands School’s Jessica Mumford are among 22 award winners, from more than 500 educators at this year’s Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards!