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Community College Northern Inland (CCNI) is proud to announce that Inverell student, Steffi-Lee Frankland, has been named the first recipient of the Adult Learners’ Week (ALW) STAR Award, during the official launch of Adult Learners’ Week 2025 livestreamed from...
Business NSW New England Northwest is proud to support the Future Made Open for Business Tours, a regional initiative that aims to connect local students with the world of engineering and manufacturing. Taking place across Armidale, Inverell, and Tamworth today,...
Bingara Central School student Blaire Johnson and her family attended Government House in Sydney to see her receive the 2025 Youth Community Service Award. The award was presented by Governor of NSW Her Excellency Margaret Beazley, on behalf of the Order of Australia...
An opportunity to gaze into the stars and enjoy an unforgettable astronomy experience under clear Australian skies will take place tomorrow evening, when Inverell High School hosts its 3rd Sapphire Skies 2025 Astronomy night at Cameron Park. Stargazers of all ages are...
Community College Northern Inland (CCNI) is proud to announce that Inverell local, Darren Finn, has been named as a Learning Ambassador for Adult Learners Week 2025. The honour was announced by Adult Learning Australia (ALA) CEO, Jenny Macaffer, ahead of the week's...
Holy Trinity School Inverell has enjoyed tremendous success in the led steer competition at the Brisbane Exhibition. A steer exhibited by the school won both the Champion ‘On the Hoof’ and ‘On the Hook’ sections in the Heavyweight class of the led steer competition at...
The Inverell Shire Council is proud to celebrate Josh Cathie, Chairperson of the Inverell Shire Youth Advisory Council (IYAC), who was awarded the prestigious Minister’s Award for Excellence in Student Achievement at a ceremony held at Sydney Town Hall on Monday...
Trainees wanting to undertake a TAFE course in various critical trades will have to wait after revelations that TAFE NSW has frozen the intake of second semester students at all but 6 locations in Sydney, until at least 2026. The Daily Telegraph article also reveals...
Despite the extraordinary efforts of teachers and the hard work of students, the 2025 NAPLAN results show that we are not turning the tide on educational outcomes for children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. The latest NAPLAN results found 1 in 10...