News
Alawa hopeful native mice will breed
Alawa Primary School is researching how to breed the large-eyed, long-eared desert dwelling Spinifex Hopping Mouse.
Gunbalanya students create built environments
Fifty Gunbalanya School students are enhancing their literacy skills by constructing two-dimensional buildings and other infrastructure.
High achieving young artist to be honoured
Early Childhood and Care project assistant Jess Sariago has been named a semi-finalist in the 2018 Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards.
In the footsteps of The Bard of Avon
Darwin High School drama teacher Mark Bunnett is one of two Territory teachers to be awarded a Bell Regional Shakespeare Mentorship in 2018.
Twenty Darwin High School students and three staff have returned from Africa, completing an excursion to one of 29 World Challenge locations.
Sister schools alliance reaps rewards
Bakewell Primary School continues to strengthen its relationship with Renatu Primary School, its sister school in Timor Leste, an association that enhances cross-cultural understanding and promotes interactions between the students and teachers of both schools.
Independent review finds that investment in early childhood is critical to improving Australia’s education outcomes.
Strengthening students and communication in fight against bullying
Bradshaw Primary School has registered for Bullying. No Way! the annual national day of action against intimidation and violence.
Larrakeyah scholar shines in Cambridge exam
The performance of Year 6 Larrakeyah Primary School students has been measured against an international benchmark, following their completion of the 2017 Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Exam in English.
Student Citizens make their mark on Australia Day
Territory students from 112 urban, regional and remote schools, have been distinguished as recipients of the Student Citizen Award. The award is sponsored by the Department of Education and is part of the Australia Day honours.