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Roaring cars and high speed contest delighted students
The three-day V8 Supercars race is over, but to more than 215 schoolchildren who made a 15 June sojourn to the Hidden Valley raceway, it will be a treasured memory.
Buffalo Boys’ expertise valued in Gapuwiyak
The Buffalo Boys are busy training 25 senior students from Gapuwiyak School in aspects of occupational health and safety.
Our Birds – a showcase of colour and culture
Avid photographer and Nhulunbuy High School student Siena Stubbs (pictured) officially launched her book Our Birds at the Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Art Centre.
Groote Eylandt mother and daughter day
Angurugu School has celebrated its first Mother and Daughter Day, a 7 June event attended by girls from years 4 to 12, and women from their immediate families.
Twenty Centralian Senior College students are looking forward to attending Charles Darwin University’s Open Day on 19 August 2018.
Learning and Engagement Centre garners major art awards
Students from the Katherine Flexible Learning and Engagement Centre proudly received two awards at the 2018 Junk Sculpture Festival held in Katherine on 2 June.
To help Nakara Primary School students better understand the operation of computers, one has been dissected, and its components distributed on a wall.
Seven students join a stellar cast
Seven Clyde Fenton Primary school students and a teacher are now part of the cast of Top End Wedding — the comic story of Sydney lawyer Lauren and her fiancé Ned, and their search for Lauren’s mother, who is somewhere in the Territory.
Advancing towards a career as environmental custodians
Three Maningrida School students have moved closer to a career as Djelk Rangers after completing Certificate I Conservation and Land Management.
Teachers’ charity trek breaks world record
Rohan Rowling is Acacia Hill School’s health and physical education teacher, who has just set a new world record for walking the 231km Larapinta Trail in the West MacDonnell Ranges.