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On Friday, 9 September, DHS Intensive English students, along with our exchange students, visited the Territory Wildlife Park. It was a day of wallaby and pelican feeding, bird watching and croc-spotting. New friendships were made and lots of photos taken to share with families and friends overseas. Here’s a slice of what we enjoyed:

The annual school survey has been extended until 6 September - have you had your say?You can access the survey via the link below or your Compass newsfeed 2024 Parent Survey - Darwin High SchoolAs one of the largest schools in the NT it is vital that we hear from as many parents/carers as possible. Last…

The NTSS is proud to present our first event, the 2024 Photography Competition! 📸🎉 We invite competitors to submit an entry relating to the theme 'Realities' to showcase the truth about their daily lives. All submissions are due by the 5th of September 2024 on our submission portal: https://forms.office.com/r/YKk3Y1AVAF…

The Darwin High School Survey will be open for a three-week period from Tuesday 6 - Friday 23 August. This annual survey is open to students, parents and staff. We are very keen to hear the views of parents and want to increase the number of parents and families participating. Click here for the Parent…

​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! Read Issue 3 of the Student Spotlight Magazine here:

We have noticed that some students are arriving very early to school, some well before sunrise and this poses a safety risk.

During Week 3, three Darwin High School students went to Jingili Primary School for their annual science expo. Year 10 students Ash Huynh Ho, Emily Tjhung and Zuki Do represented the school at this year's expo.The theme of this years expo was ecology, our students presented an informative session…

​Kieran Whatley and Rose Nguyen were two of six students from the Darwin region who represented the NT for the first time in the national cyber security competition - PECAN+ Capture the Flag (CTF) – held over the August long weekend. The event was sponsored locally by the NT Government and Charles Darwin University.

On Friday 9 August Darwin High School held its annual Pride Day event. This student-led initiative supported LGBTQIA+ students and is part of Darwin High School’s ongoing wellbeing focus.The lunchtime event had a festival atmosphere, with members of the school community dressing in rainbow colours to…

Huge congratulations to our incredible Darwin High School Visual Art students who shone at the Royal Darwin Show last weekend! We are thrilled to announce that Darwin High placed in every category, with 17 talented students winning either first, second, or third place.