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​Sausage sizzle for lunch, $315 raised for charity…everyone’s a winner!🌭💲

The 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!

At the end of last term, thanks to the support of a Northern Territory Government International Education Innovation Grant, our Spanish students took a break from their regular lessons to embrace Latin American culture by learning the Bachata, led by our instructor Charlie.

We have a fabulous new display in the Front Office foyer featuring the works of Miss Jemima and Miss Polly's Stage 1 Visual Art Practical students.

Some important information for Year 12 students and families as we head towards the end of the year.

Last term Miss Jemima's Stage 1 Film class were visited by some local practicing Filmmakers. Alan Lawler director of the skate film Hivemind, encouraging our young film students to grab a camera and just start shooting.

Last term, two stage 1 Earth and Environmental Science classes went on an overnight camp to the Litchfield Environmental Centre as part of their course requirements. Upon arrival, students were straight into their first water quality testing activities.

During National Science Week, three of our Year 10 students travelled to Brisbane to compete in a science fair, along with John Monash High School, Australia Maths and Science School and the hosting school, Queensland Academy for Science, Maths and Technology.

🌟 "You Matter" is a powerful publication by LANCH DARWIN, bringing together 20 talented young creatives from the Northern Territory. This beautiful book is filled with original works, all centered around mental wellbeing. 💬✨

Earlier this month September students from around the Territory participated in the Languages Teachers' Association NT annual Language Fest competition. The quality of all of the entrants was very high and students competed in both poster and speaking categories, meaning that students could choose…