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<strong>Review</strong> of <strong>Indigenous</strong> <strong>Education</strong> in the Northern Territory<br />

Bruce Wilson<br />

Figure 12 – Northern Territory Government Schools, 2012 NAPLAN Results – Writing 12<br />

600<br />

500<br />

Mean Scale Score<br />

400<br />

300<br />

200<br />

100<br />

0<br />

Source: DECS NAPLAN School Summary Results data<br />

Year 3 Year 5 Year 7 Year 9<br />

+AANMS<br />

‐AANMS<br />

Very Remote <strong>Indigenous</strong> Remote <strong>Indigenous</strong><br />

Provincial <strong>Indigenous</strong><br />

NT Total Non <strong>Indigenous</strong><br />

Figure 13 shows the percentage of Year 3 and 5 students achieving AANMS (at or above<br />

national minimum standard) from 2008‐2012. About 90% of non‐<strong>Indigenous</strong> students<br />

achieve AANMS in each domain. Provincial <strong>Indigenous</strong> students are between 70% and 80%<br />

in both domains in Year 3 and between 60% and 70% in Year 5. Remote students average<br />

just over 60% at Year 3 and between 40% and 50% in Year 5. Year 3 very remote students<br />

average around 30% in reading and 20‐30% in writing, dropping to about 10% in both<br />

domains at Year 5.<br />

<strong>DRAFT</strong><br />

12 +AANMS represents the line above which students are achieving results above national minimum standards.<br />

‐AANMS represents the line below which students are failing to achieve national minimum standards.<br />

Results between –AANMS and +AANMS indicate achievement at national minimum standards.<br />

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