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Darwin High School has an amazing new school mural that represents Diversity, one of the school's core values created by Year 12 visual art student Hayley Ryan.

This Term Year 10 Commerce students are successfully operating many small enterprises on Tuesdays at lunchtime until Week 5. The students have been working very hard and have been operating very professionally. Through the course, students develop skills in marketing, business management, customer service…

DHS Dance present 2023 November showcase present their final showcase for the year.When: 3/11/22Where: the DHS tankTime: 6.30pmCost: $10 CompassTix - EventsCelebrate 2023 through Dance - featuring DHS dance students, guest artists and SLIDE Youth Dance Theatre

We are delighted to share the resounding success of our recent Italy Study Tour Trivia Fundraising Night, an evening that not only brought us closer to our dream of exploring Italy but also showcased the incredible support and generosity of our students, parents, teachers, and community. With questions spanning from a variety of topics, participants put their thinking caps on and demonstrated their knowledge.

On Saturday 2 September our school community came together to celebrate our 60th Anniversary with a special event.

​On Friday 25 August, Darwin High School held our annual Seniors’ Morning of Entertainment. This year the event was particularly special because the school is also celebrating its 60th anniversary and the event provided an opportunity to reconnect with former staff, students and families.

For National Science Week Photography students participated in Science Can Open People’s Eyes – Photomicrography competition created by INSPIRED NT.

In early August this year, ninety-six students from Darwin High School sat the Australian Mathematics Competition.

Earlier this Term students from around the Territory participated in the Languages Teachers' Association NT annual LanguageFest competition. Darwin High School language students competed against students from 18 other NT in 9 languages. This year the competition had a record-breaking number of students…

Darwin High School students Amy Tinsley and Wil Gow continue their work with the Department of Education Youth Voice Peak Group.