Arnhem

The East Arnhem region covers nearly 100 000 square kilometres and its Indigenous people engage in traditional activities and maintain a strong culture.

The main town in the region is Nhulunbuy, set on the Gove Peninsula and lined by the Arafura Sea.

Nhulunbuy is 700km to Katherine by dirt road, which is only open during the dry season (April to October) for four-wheel drive vehicles.

The town has a population of about 4 000 and provides educational, social, health, sporting, cultural and shopping facilities for its residents as well as the Indigenous homeland communities of East Arnhem Land.

The community can be accessed all year round by air, providing weather conditions are favourable. The region can be affected by cyclones and monsoonal rains between November and April.

The airport is 20km from the township of Nhulunbuy, which is serviced by regular, daily domestic flights from Cairns and Darwin. Smaller airlines offer charter and scenic flights to outlying areas.

Schools

ARNHEM
Angurugu
Baniyala Garrangali
Gapuwiyak
Gochan Jiny Jirra
Maningrida
Milingimbi
Milyakburra
Numbulwar
Ramingining
Shepherdson College
Umbakumba
Warruwi
Yirrkala Homeland
Yirrkala


Other remote schools and regions

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Teach remote NT Carly Doyle
Teach remote NT Carly Doyle
Carly Doyle Charlie Maillis
Carly Doyle Charlie Maillis
Clare Schoeller Julie-Anne Spina
Clare Schoeller Julie-Anne Spina
Leah Jones Matt Gale
Leah Jones Matt Gale
Ryan Campbell Sharelle Furner
Ryan Campbell Sharelle Furner
Shontelle Dougherty Leah Jones
Shontelle Dougherty Leah Jones

Visit the Department of Education Directory for Northern Territory school contacts and locations.