Education coverage
Early Education
MOREE’s Grace Lutheran Pre-School will host an important conference and workshop in Moree, focused on the early learning sector and early childhood education. The conference will feature keynote speaker, Anthony Semann. The Inspired by Grace Early Years conference at Moree Services Club on Saturday, June 28, will bring together 200 early childhood educators and stakeholders [...]
Education
A highly successful primary school fishing education program which has introduced more than 70,000 students to the joys of fishing, has expanded into New South Wales high schools. The Get Hooked fishing primary schools’ program was launched in 2008. Since then, more than 750 primary schools in NSW have taken part in program, learning from [...]
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FOUNDED nearly 200 years ago, The King’s School was established to educate and develop young men to lead with humility and a commitment to make an outstanding impact on society. The expansive 320-acre campus in the heart of Sydney provides an ideal learning and living environment for boys in Years 7 to 12. Under The [...]
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FOR families considering boarding, starting early can be a transformative experience. At The King’s School, Tudor House, primary students from Years 3 to 6 are provided the tools to thrive – academically, socially and emotionally – well before high school begins. Nestled in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, this co-educational primary boarding school [...]
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MOREE’S Tijari Tighe has been named a finalist for the 2025 New England Regional Training Awards. Ms Tighe, now working at Narrabri, is a finalist in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year category. The New England Regional Training Awards recognises accomplished and passionate people who are making outstanding contributions to their [...]
Regional Education
ARMIDALE Secondary College student Rachel Gooley is one of 20 students awarded a NSW Government scholarship to participate in an international history tour to the Republic of Korea and Singapore in September. The Premier’s Anzac Memorial Scholarship students come from all corners of New South Wales and will visit a number of sites significant to [...]
Education
IT was a uniform-free day with a difference – a big difference. Last week, 120 students from Boggabilla Central School and Toomelah Public School attended a mini careers expo and dress-up day to explore their options when leaving the classroom and entering the workforce. Kindergarten to Year 12 students were asked to dress up in [...]
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THERE’S no rest at Bank Art Museum Moree, with a big line-up of exhibitions and programs scheduled for the coming months, including the Garage Barbershop program and Team Trampoline Project. BAMM director Rosie Dennis said the museum has been busy – and likely to get busier as the year progresses. “It’s been a fantastic month [...]
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MOREE Secondary College Year 7 and Year 8 Clontarf boys last week claimed victory in the inaugural Ed John Saunders Memorial Shield at Narrabri, with a come-from-behind 9-8 win against host team, Narrabri High School. Moree Clontarf Academy director Alex Barker said having ‘Moree Clontarf’ etched on the shield meant a lot to the Moree [...]
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A project more than two years in the making was officially opened on Thursday, when NSW Police Force Deputy Commissioner Paul Pisanos and Moree local Fred Pegus Junior proudly unveiled the Moree Aboriginal Tracker Wall at Moree Police Station. The honour wall, alongside the front doors of Moree Police Station, recognises all Aboriginal trackers who [...]
