Bees Creek Primary SchoolHoward Springs Primary SchoolHumpty Doo Primary SchoolTaminmin CollegeBerry Springs Primary School.
Normal operations will resume Tuesday 25 November 2025 for all other students at these schools.
Cyclone Fina was a significant event, and its impacts are wide-ranging. The department is continuing to prioritise the safety of our staff and students when decisions to re-open schools are made.
Schools that do not have power or where there is significant damage, will not open until these issues are rectified. Repairs to these schools are being prioritised with an aim to have these schools back online as soon as possible.
Of the 153 government schools in the Northern Territory, 66 government schools were impacted by Cyclone Fina. Of these, 57 government schools are open today, 9 schools remain closed today as they are still undergoing electrical, water supply or structural repairs due to damage sustained during Cyclone Fina. Tomorrow Tuesday 25 November 2025, it is likely that 3 schools will remain closed.
Due to continued power or water outages, it is anticipated the following schools will be closed tomorrow Tuesday 25 November 2025:
Dundee Beach SchoolBelyuen SchoolMiddle Point School.
The following schools will re-open tomorrow 25 November 2025 as damage caused by the cyclone will be rectified to be made safe to open:
Alawa Primary SchoolDriver Primary SchoolLeanyer Primary SchoolMoil Primary SchoolWoodroffe Primary SchoolNemarluk School.
Impacted schools and schools that have reopened will contact families directly today to confirm operations for Tuesday 25 November 2025.
Parents and carers are encouraged to keep monitoring the department's official social media channels for the latest updates.
For non-government schools and early childhood education and care services please contact the school or service provider to confirm if they are open tomorrow.
The department sincerely thanks parents and the community for their ongoing support and patience.
