An exposition of equine command awaits Tamworth ahead of this year’s Inter-Schools Horsing Extravaganza (ISHE), which is being held at the Australian Equine and Livestock Events Centre (AELEC) from 16-20 October.
Education
Quirindi High celebrates 90 years
Several hundred people are expected to gather to celebrate Quirindi High School’s 90th anniversary reunion next month.
CWA Armidale creates $140,000 UNE scholarship for medical students
A $140,000 gift from the CWA Armidale Branch to UNE has established a new medical scholarship for women from regional, rural and remote communities.
AI to enter the classroom
All public school students from years 5 to 12 will soon have access to the Department of Education’s purpose-built, state-of-the-art generative AI app.
PLC Armidale wins junior hockey IGSA Division One Grand Final
PLC Armidale’s representative Junior Hockey Team has won the Division One Grand Final in the Independent Girls’ Schools Association (IGSA) competition in Sydney.
Secure your spot now with UNE Early Entry
School leavers across NSW and beyond are reminded that there is still time to apply for UNE’s Early Entry program before they sit their exams.
Scholarship fund offers “practical support” for new ventures
Young people ready to embark on the next stage of their educational journey can get a helping hand through the Gunnedah Community Scholarship Fund.
Guyra educator recognised in National Family Day Care Awards
Guyra’s Valerie Hume has been recognised for her devotion, commitment and excellence in early childhood education and care, in the 2025 Excellence in Family Day Care Awards.
BackTrack Youth ride the waves at Surf for Life program
Eight young people from BackTrack Youth Works swapped welding tools and the bush for boards and waves, taking part in Surfing Australia’s Surf for Life program at Kingscliff.
Promises and Secrets: Duval High development proposal raises questions
Homes NSW and the Housing Minister are not answering questions about the proposed redevelopment of the Duval High site, while the Department of Education is uncharacteristically candid in revealing Armidale kids are possibly being punished because of partisan politics.
