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A teaching resource designed to help students better comprehend mathematical concepts is enhancing numeracy education at Nightcliff Primary School.
NT assistant principal leads literacy association branch
Girraween Primary School assistant principal Jemma Rust has been appointed the new Northern Territory State Director of the Australian Literacy Educators’ Association (ALEA).
Centralian Writers Scoop the Pool at NT Literary Awards
The Northern Territory Literary Awards are a prestigious, annual competition for Northern Territory writers. One section, the Kath Manzie Youth Award, celebrates the best of poetry and prose written by young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years.
Three women from one family, one school and one community, have completed the same long-distance tertiary course, enriching the education outcomes of students from Woolianna School.
The tri-school battle for the planet
The premiere of ABC ME’s Project Planet will feature the sustainability stars of Berry Springs Primary School in a national challenge to transform schools’ eco-wastelands into eco-wonder worlds.
To reinforce the benefits of eating fruit and vegetables, 100 Gapuwiyak School students have created 3D food art and enjoyed the inaugural Healthy Canteen Day.
Gapuwiyak School celebrates its 6th cultural festival
Each school term, the staff and students of Gapuwiyak School join the wider community to celebrate different aspects of Yolngu culture.
Literacy teaching strategies explored at national conference
Literacy was the focus of a recent national conference, hosted in Perth by the Australian Literacy Educators’ Association and the Australian Association for the Teaching of Education.
Centralian student wins place at Sydney soccer showdown
Soccer aficionado Aarya Pratap shone at the mid-June School Sport NT Championships in Darwin. A Yulara School student, and member of the 12 years and under team, Aarya demonstrated his mastery of the game at the two-day football fixture.
Secondary students from the Territory’s Watiyawanu School, and Kiwirrkurra in Western Australia, last week visited Newhaven Reserve 360 kms west of Alice Springs to learn how to protect fauna from feral predators.