Scullion rounds up remote NT schoolkids

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 18, 2017

Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion never liked school as a child, but he has given parents on a remote Northern Territory island a wake-up call about the importance of education.

NHULUNBUY, May 18 - The senator has spent the morning rounding up sleepy children for their school day at Nhulunbuy ...

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Scullion rounds up remote NT schoolkids

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