During this last week I have been struck by how my thoughts, seemingly unrelated to teaching, have led to constructive thoughts on education. The first arose out of further thought on a project my Son- in- Law is deeply involved in called Wilya Janta.
A couple of weeks ago I visited 10 schools as a member of the Block Grant Authority Priorities Committee. All schools were really interesting, and all had a good story to tell. All are faithfully serving NT communities and most face, like all schools, significant challenges.
AISNT Board Director & Principal of Yipirinya School
Vale Ed Marshall – Words by Chris Tutor
AISNT Board Director & Principal of SEDA College NT
ISNT Board Director & Principal of The Essington School
Einsteins effect on Modern Science is enormous and even many non-scientists will know that he developed the Theory of Relativity and his Mass-Energy Formula E=mc2. His name is a household word as someone brilliant.
I have enjoyed listening to the stories of our 26 Principals who lead our schools. They are a talented group with a wide range of skills between them. In addition to being leaders one can find the following amongst them: talented Musicians, Volunteer worker in Africa for 2 years, Excellent Sports people...
It was Monday evening and the big clash had just concluded with a thrilling finish with Melbourne just piping Collingwood at the post. The MCG was near capacity with many of the crowd sporting Blue Beanies, a tribute to Neale Daniher who has recently died after a long fight with Motor Neuron Disease (MND) from which he
Every time I come to Darwin I stay at the same hotel. The reason is the staff are so efficient, friendly, personable and they know what they are doing. Their fine performance is capped by a welcoming reception highlighting the importance of effective receptionists.