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Big Bro Lil’ Bro mentors make an impact
A group of U.S. Marines and U.S. Navy personnel visited Humpty Doo Primary School recently to join the school’s mentoring initiative for Indigenous students.
Deborah believes in a vibrant education system
Deborah Hodgkin doesn’t measure human bones anymore. The one-time PhD aspirant with a double major in anatomy and archaeology put aside the calcified pointers to human evolution, after realising she loved demonstrating university science and tutoring students.
Preschoolers go bush in pilot program
A group of Millner Preschool students are being treated to an inaugural Bush School — just a short walk from the school.
Teaching trepang and tradition
When fleets of Macassan boats dropped anchor off Arnhem Land to harvest trepang (sea cucumber) the Indonesian fishermen could not have imagined a coastal gathering of 21st Century schoolchildren curious about their local impact.
ACEL winner supports first language education
Dr Ailsa Purdon has won the ACEL Leadership Award, an accolade bestowed on educators influencing an educational initiative, research or policy.
Weevil and weed may be an award winner
A weevil and a water plant have put Gunbalanya School in prime position to win a 2019 NT Landcare Award.
Bush and city bond in cultural interchange
A strong cultural bond has been forged between Milingimbi Preschool and Sydney’s Lady Game Community Kindergarten .
Alice Springs-raised Courtney Ingham is a highly experienced corporate officer who favours fast-paced work environments, new learning opportunities, and amazing morning teas.
Remote recyclers feed local dogs
Students at remote Yarralin School are providing working dogs with recycled human food.
Two Palmerston College students who trained for a mission to Mars have returned from the U.S Space and Rocket Centre with expanded views about space exploration and their career options.