Ramingining School is in the community of Ramingining 580km east of Darwin; its population fluctuates between 700 and 1000 depending on the season and ceremonial activity. The Yolngu cultural block of North East Arnhem Land in which Ramingining is located comprises 17 clan groups which remain connected and are highly mobile for ceremonial and family reasons, resulting in fluctuating enrolment and attendance at the school. Ramingining is accessible by 4WD in the dry season only; all roads are closed in the wet season. The community can be accessed by regular passenger air transport services and has an all weather airstrip. Ramingining School provides education for students from early years to senior years; the senior years program is supported through the NT Open Education Centre. The school priorities are attendance, student achievement in numeracy, literacy and pathways to employment as well as community engagement and participation. Student numbers have grown considerably in the last 10 years. Ramingining has a signed Remote Learning Partnership Agreement in place and has also been identified as a Territory Growth Town (TGT) under the NT Government's A Working Future initiative. TGTs will become towns with comparable servicers to other country towns in Australia.