NAPLAN shows Indigenous students improving

By EducationHQ News Team
Published December 13, 2016

There's been a definite improvement among Indigenous primary school students, according to NAPLAN results, but there's still a long way to go, says the chair of a leading schooling body.

BRISBANE, Dec 13 - National chair of the Association of Heads of Independent Schools, Karen Spiller, says the 2016 NAPLAN Report ...

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NAPLAN shows Indigenous students improving

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