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Rhyan bound for Sydney Shakespeare HQ
Shakespearean aficionado Rhyan Lee has been chosen for a John Bell Scholarship after successfully competing with 120 hopefuls from across Australia.
Skills for the ‘real world’; STEM education from a teacher's perspective
It is well documented that the world is rapidly changing, and so too are our job roles with new jobs constantly emerging.
Versatile teacher and valued mentor retires
Ruth Sheridan is retiring after 38 years as a teacher.
Millner celebrates Paul Kilpatrick’s accolade
Millner Primary School volunteer Paul Kilpatrick has been Highly Commended in the Chief Minister’s Volunteer of the Year awards.
Study tour by Negros Occidental teachers
A six-member delegation from Negros Occidental — a province of the Philippines — is in Darwin for five days of professional development.
Environment awards collected by city and remote school
Two Territory schools have claimed major awards for their environment programs.
Ti Tree’s Amanda Kimpton is volunteer of the year
Ti Tree School teacher Amanda Kimpton (pictured centre) was presented with the Chief Minister’s Volunteer of the Year Award at a 7 November ceremony in Alice Springs.
Eco-warriors become twitchers in bird reckoning
Nightcliff Primary School students became junior birders in the recent national Aussie Backyard Bird Count.
Milingimbi preschoolers are rocking along
Constructing vibrantly coloured rocking horses, tables and chairs, has been the project of Men’s Shed workers in Milingimbi.
Accolade for special education teacher
Raylee Parker has been honoured with this year’s Special Educator of the Year Award.