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Gillen teacher recognised as young achiever
Matthew Axten is one of the three finalists for the NT Government Young Aboriginal Educator Award.
Bradshaw is 450 times stronger than a bully
A multicoloured sign on a Bradshaw Primary School wall is a constant reminder of the school’s anti-bullying mantra: Don’t Stand By! Stand Up - Stand Strong - Stand Together.
Christopher O’Brien’s acrylic on wood representation of birds — Birds of a feather — has captured the People’s Choice Award.
Kiah in the running for Young Achiever Award
Kiah Fereday is a 2019 NT Government Young Aboriginal Educator Award finalist, one of three in this category of the Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards.
Key partnership to reduce bullying in schools
The Department of Education is partnering with the Alannah and Madeline Foundation and Dolly’s Dream to reduce bullying and cyberbullying in NT Government schools.
Areyonga School is a STEM success story
Remote Areyonga School has won the School Award category of the coveted 2018 Indigenous STEM Awards. The CSIRO accolade celebrates the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Celebrating NT women in education: Gaynor Klaase
Meet Gaynor Klaase, a Year 2/3 teacher from Alyangula School.
Celebrating NT women in education: Maureen Wanganeen
Meet Maureen Wanganeen, who works in the Transition Support Unit at the Department of Education in Darwin.
Students hone lifesaving skills during St John Ambulance stop
Dripstone Middle School students improved their emergency response skills during a St John Ambulance training visit on 14 February.
Fathma a business award finalist
Fathma Mauger has been named a Northern Territory finalist for the 2019 Telstra Business Women’s Award.