School infrastructure: got that crumbling feeling?
Jarvis Ryan calls out the NT and federal governments for their abysmal failure to provide adequate school infrastructure to remote communities.
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Manyallaluk School: something special about this place
Principal Ben Kleinig writes with pride about a little school in the Katherine region doing big things.
A tale of two systems: urban vs remote
The needs of students in remote communities have been neglected for too long. We can and must do better, writes Branch President Jarvis Ryan.
Read the Term 2 edition of Territory Educator
Issue 2 for 2020 of the Territory Educator magazine. Featured articles for Term 2 include our Coping with Covid stories, how Direct Instruction was a failed intervention and the importance of job security, the return of the RATE program and advice on the working conditions of AO support staff in schools.
Member Bulletin Number 7 2020
In this bulletin: • May Day greetings from the President • NT Roadmap – what does it mean for schools and remote areas? • Teacher Permanency Project extended • Principal employment review process resumes • RATE restored
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