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Elizabeth Rakkas became a corporate officer after working in a support capacity in special needs students’ classrooms.
S.H.E.P. raised as Homelands path
An initiative allowing students to complete a Northern Territory Certificate of Education while living in their Homeland communities was relaunched at the coastal East Arnhem community of Garrthalala in early September.
Bubbler advocates wield word power
Water bubblers became the focus of persuasive letter writing by a group of Clyde Fenton Primary School students.
Katherine girls show their spirit in Singapore
An all-girl touch rugby side from Katherine South Primary School challenged squads in Singapore during a recent five-day trip.
Rebecca is an excellence award finalist
Rebecca Clarke is a Teaching in the Territory Excellence Award finalist. The Berry Springs Primary School teacher is one of 14 contenders in the Primary Teacher of the Year category.
Nightcliff Primary School is a finalist in the 2019 NT Natural Resource Management Awards.
Walungurru School stalwarts step down
The collective service to Walungurru School of two retiring assistant teachers has been an extraordinary 63 years.
Books creating a buzz in Ngukurr
The delivery of thousands of children’s books translated into a traditional language and Kriol is set to provide a boost to early learning in remote communities across the Northern Territory.
Danielle set to become Harvard scholar
Danielle Hall will participate in a new leadership program offered by the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Sanderson Middle School staff and students received the royal treatment today with a special visit by His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex.