News

​Congratulations to Year 10 students Oriana Dupal, Penny Parry, and Leila Peel, who were awarded Best Scientific Communications Poster at the John Monash Science School Australian Science Fair!

​We’re excited to announce that our Stage 2 Visual Arts online gallery is now updated and open for viewing.

With colourful pens in hand and friends by their side, the girls gathered on 14 November 2025 for their final Girls in STEAM module. It was a chance to bring together everything they had learned over the past two years and channel it into one last project before graduating from the program. As students slowly etch closer to the end of Year 11, the module offered a moment of joy, creativity and reflection as the final semester exam approaches.

On Sunday, 13 Darwin High School Languages students and two staff successfully commenced the 2025 Spanish Study Tour. After navigating travel delays caused by the recent cyclone, the group demonstrated impressive resilience and flexibility, and we thank families for their support during the unexpected changes.

A huge congratulations to Year 10 Film student Benjamin Westacott, who has been selected as the 2026 National Gallery Art Scholarship Recipient for the Northern Territory.

​Student Spotlight is a student-led magazine that reports on the achievements of young people in the Northern Territory, click the link below now to learn more about the latest student achievements!

Darwin High School proudly unveiled its new mural, Mindiling-gwa - Shoulder of an Ancestor, in a special ceremony this week. The project brought together 21 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, guided by Indigenous artist Tylah Saunders, to create a powerful visual story of connection, culture,…

A message from outgoing Principal, Jill Hazeldine.

​On Thursday, 23rd October, Miss Saunders and her Stage 2 Film class made history at the Deckchair Cinema with their final film screening event, "First Frames." This special evening marked a significant milestone as the first time the Deckchair Cinema has dedicated an entire night to showcasing youth films.

​Darwin Middle School and Darwin High School are merging in 2026, and we’re inviting our school community to help choose a name for the new school.