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News
Record investment in education 08 May 2012
The NT Government announced a record $950 million investment in education and training initiatives in its 2012 budget. Minister for Education and Training Chris Burns says the investment in schools, teachers, specialist education programs, re-engagement and improved training outcomes is an investment in a smart Territory.
Launch of 2012 Smart Schools Awards 25 Apr 2012
The Smart Schools Awards celebrate excellence in education, showcasing the quality and achievements of government schools across the Territory. The awards were launched at Millner Primary School – they won $20,000 last year for “Innovation in Indigenous Education” and bought iPads for transition students. There are numerous categories that schools can apply for. The awards are open to all NT Government schools. The winning schools will be announced on 20 October at the Darwin Convention Centre.
Nemarluk School opens 17 Apr 2012
Students at Nemarluk School have been enjoying their new colourful facilities. They moved from their old school to a brand new $11.9 million purpose-built complex which is co-located at Alawa Primary School. The school has been built under the NT Government’s $30 million Special Schools Infrastructure Plan to deliver better education facilities for children with special needs. It includes 14 purpose-built classrooms, a hydrotherapy pool, a multipurpose assembly hall, a gymnasium, an after-school care building and an existing sports oval. Colour-coding has been used to help students navigate the campus. The facilities are available for community use as part of the NT Government’s Our Community Heart program.
