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Katherine ‘politicians’ have their say
A recent visit to Clyde Fenton Primary School by members of the Parliamentary Education Services was characterised by pomp, protocol, and performances.
STEM at Watiyawanu becomes an Illustration of Practice
A filmmaking team from the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority turned their camera onto Watiyawanu School to capture content for their online Illustrations of Practice, an exposition of the structure and ethos of schools, and their implementation of the Australian Curriculum.
Creative maths teacher feted with excellence award
A Tennant Creek High School maths teacher has won a CHOOSEMATHS Teacher Excellence Award .
Retrospective on awardee, Simon Rowlands
Ahead of this year’s Teaching in the Territory Excellence Awards, the winner of the 2017 Early Childhood and Primary Teacher of the Year Award, Simon Rowlands, reflects on the honour and his goals.
Arnhem tops NT State Athletics Championships
Teams from school regions throughout the Territory participated at the recent 2018 Northern Territory Athletics Championships at Arafura Athletics Stadium.
Clyde Fenton reaches quality milestone
On the benchmark ladder for the quality of children’s education and care services, Katherine-based Clyde Fenton Primary School has raised its rank to Meeting National Quality Standard.
One-time paramedic Reece Ravlich will receive the Bravery Medal for disarming a knife-wielding assailant in Nhulunbuy in 2012.
Rugby teachers aim for national award
Clyde Fenton Primary School physical education teacher Kiera Lansdown, and Katherine South Primary School rugby academy coordinator Tim East, are in the running for the National NRL Teacher of the Year Award.
The views of the Tennant Creek community have been chronicled as sound recordings in two initiatives — 1000 Community Voices and 1000 Children’s Voices.
Capsule begins another decades-long journey
Anula Primary School has refilled a time capsule unsealed ahead of the school’s 40-year anniversary celebration.