Ramingining School

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The Ramo community are very proud of their steadily increasing number of students that have gone on to complete Year 12 and graduate with their NT Certificate of Education.  Last year's Class of 2010 saw Arlene Wanybarrnga join that illustrious list.  But they are also Growing Our Own qualified education workforce with assistant teachers graduating preliminary studies designed to improve English literacy and meet stringent academic standards necessary for them to commence a Bachelor of Teaching.

(L-R) Malarndirri caught up for a chat with Cert 3 in Indigenous Education Work graduate Sylvia Gukuda and Year 12 graduate Arlene Wanybarrnga at the School's celebration day held in early December 2010.	Diploma of Education Support graduates (L-R) Rosita Gaykamangu, Jane Miyatatawuy, Sophiea Yinakarrangar, Shirley Nulumburrpurr and Linda Wulamana cut the cake at the VIP luncheon to celebrate their commencing studies with Charles Darwin University in Bachelor of Teaching.	Certificate 3 in Indigenous Education Work graduates (L-R) Veronica Buninyburruwuy, Sylvia Gukuda and Richard Durrurrnga have now started their Diploma of Education Support studies with Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education.

Gina Wanybarrnga

Kylie D Gaykamangu

Shannon Wagilak

Joanan Garrawurra

In February 2008, Senior Ramingining Elders entered into a Remote Learning Partnership Agreement (RLPA) with the NT Government to better resource the School and improve enrolment and attendance.  At the signing ceremony for the RLPA, some of the graduation certificates were presented to the Class of 2007, who were Darren Wanybarrnga, Deleece Garrawurra, Sasha Gaykamangu and Valerie Malibirr.

RLPA signing was celebrated with the cutting of a cake for everyone to enjoy.

Graduation certificates were presented to Class of 2007.

An acknowledgment of much hard work to finally graduate.