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Golden Wattle seeds will be planted at Robinson River School after six months on the International Space Station.
Helen Taylor has retired after 51 years’ service to education in the Territory.
Four students from the Territory School of Flexible Learning won awards for their submissions to an art display about well-being.
Teacher Glynis Hester has retired after 39 years’ service to the Department of Education.
Kintore Street School’s new sensory garden is full of fascinating structures that stimulate students, and helps them regulate and understand their behaviours.
Plants, mathematics, English and social and emotional learning, are parts of a Ross Park Primary School program for Transition students.
Southerners trounce Top End teams
Katherine South Primary students scored upset victories over Darwin and Palmerston teams at a 23 October rugby league tournament.
Turtle Turners learn Double Dutch
The Rosebery Turtle Turners are the Territory’s newest skipping team. The Rosebery Primary School students are ambitious to master rope techniques and become a competitive tour de force.
A dragon boat built on Croker Island will be donated to the community at its 23 October launch.
Vocational paths from Owen Springs
Blood, bone and food were used at a careers-oriented event for 13 to 18-year-old Owen Springs School students.