News
Big storm no brake on band’s ambition
Cyclone Trevor didn’t stop Numbulwar School Band from winning a place at the NT Music School’s Battle of the School Bands finale.
Sue and Yeni markedly improve linguistic skills
A language teaching unit barely two years old is achieving remarkable results with Transition to Year 6 students at Woodroffe Primary School.
Distance educator to collect coveted citation
Marcia Harvey is set to receive the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service to the Australasian Association of Distance Education Schools, an award acknowledging excellent contributions to the association.
After teaching for nine years in England and 35 years in the Territory, Pamela Dixon has closed the door on a 44-year career.
Shelter organisers were galvanized to prepare safe havens from Cyclone Trevor as the huge and unrelenting tempest bore down on the Northern Territory.
Metui is feted as a young achiever
Metui Tongatua has won the Glencore McArthur River Mining Regional and Rural Initiative Award.
Pampering is a deadly business
Deadly Daluks dropped into Gunbalanya Community Care to delight the elderly residents with a Pamper Morning.
In a move to further boost the transition to work skills of Henbury School students, a new training site has been developed on Aralia Street in Nightcliff.
Jilkminggan School students were treated to a special STEM lesson when they Skyped world famous scientist and author, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki.
Brenton Toy is the highly respected coach of the Tiwi Bombers. The director of the department’s Transition Support Unit is widely recognised as a talented instructor and sports strategist that opposing teams underestimate at their peril.