News
Expo is window on the natural world
The artistry of 100 students from Nightcliff Primary School and Darwin Middle School is the focus of an exhibition at the Lucky Bat Café in Nightcliff.
Rattle and roll – the art of couch surfing
The courtyard of the Darwin City Council building will reverberate to the sound of racing sofas as schools compete in the annual couch surfing contest.
Clyde Fenton girls trounce all comers in footy play-off
A girl’s football team from Clyde Fenton Primary School scored a resounding 47 point victory over grand final opponents Jingili Primary School at TIO Stadium on 5 April.
Centralian students meet rangers for a unique learning experience
Hamilton Downs Station recently hosted the Central Land Council’s week-long ranger camp, and Amunturrngu Community College students attended as representatives of the first school to ever be invited to the annual gathering.
Stellar students invited to Canberra camp
Elite athletes from Casuarina Senior College have the opportunity to attend a Canberra camp as participants in the college’s High Performance Sports Program.
Countering Rheumatic Heart Disease with first language teaching
Rheumatic Heart Disease affects many young people in communities across the Northern Territory. The condition is defined as damage to one or more heart valves due to Acute Rheumatic Fever, caused by streptococcus bacteria.
A very remote café has become a learning resource for students interested in careers in the food and hospitality industry.
VAMPtv reaches centenary episode
Video Art Music Performance television, or VAMPtv , is about to screen its 100th episode. The NT Music School-hosted avenue for multimedia education has been operating in regional and remote Territory schools since 2011.
Schools and Preschools closed (Thursday 22 March)
To ensure the safety of all children, the following preschools will NOT be open tomorrow, Thursday 22 March 2018:If not listed below, your school will be open.
Safety a priority after Marcus onslaught
A big clean-up is still underway at Nightcliff Primary School after Cyclone Marcus felled trees, damaged bike rack covers, and shredded nine shade sails.