Northern Territory's small languages sidelined from schools

It’s been over a year since the government of the Northern Territory
(NT), Australia developed a policy mandating English-only teaching
for the first four hours of every school day in all schools. Previously,
some schools were ‘bilingual’, where traditional languages such as
Pitjantjatjara, Warlpiri and Djambarrpuy!u were used systematically
alongside English to teach the school curriculum to young students.
These Indigenous languages are in precarious positions of having no
more than 3000 speakers, some with less.