Northern Territory Youth Week (or NTYW) is an annual celebration of young people across the Territory and involved a range of activities last month. The NTYW 2019 Ambassador was Darwin High School’s own alumna Rochelle Cabry. Included in her calendar of events across the Territory was a visit to her old stomping ground, the DHS campus.
Darwin High School fielded three teams in the Northern Territory Debate Competition this year. Each of the teams participated admirably and enjoyed the competition whilst developing their skills in public speaking and argument.
On Tuesday 30 March twenty Darwin High School students and three teachers departed Darwin for the annual Melbourne Arts Trip.
Darwin High School students are celebrating great success in the 2019 Arafura Games. The biennial event officially opened on 26 April and will conclude on Monday 4 May.
Darwin High School has a longstanding tradition of commemorating Anzac Day with a commemorative Assembly by its senior students. This year on Wednesday 24 April, all 1300 students and staff, gathered with invited guests to reflect on the Legacy of the Anzac.
On Wednesday March 13, Darwin High School language students participated in the regional round of the Australian Computational Linguistics Olympiad (OzCl
Darwin High School students celebrated Australia’s multiculturalism and our schools diverse community with a Harmony event on Thursday 21 March at lunchtime.
On Monday 25 March Darwin High School welcomed a visit from Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith, the Australian Government’s Women in STEM Ambassador.
Darwin High School has been raising awareness of the impact of bullying. Our SRC in conjunction with Stage 1 Health students organised an awareness campaign and a series of events to send a strong united message to the community in support of the elimination of bulling and violence.
Initially created in 2012 as a Darwin High School and SLIDE Youth Dance Theatre partnership Brave is being remounted in 2019 in response to the increase in Bullying incidents across Australia.
Earlier this month two Darwin High School Mooting teams traveled to the Gold Coast to compete in the National Senior School Mooting Competition.By teacher Kira GoodsellEach year Bond University’s Faculty of Law conducts a mooting competition involving student representatives from secondary schools around…
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