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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.

​Applications for the trip are now open for the 2024 Darwin High School World Challenge Trip to Borneo.

This week Ms Leppitt's Stage 1 Biology class visited George Brown Botanic Gardens to sample biotic and abiotic factors in the Fountain Pond as part of their unit on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics. It was great using hands on scientific equipment and being outdoors in the lovely Dry season weather.Thank…

Darwin High School Visual Art Students have excelled this year at the Royal Darwin show, securing first place in all Senior Visual Arts categories and earning the prestigious recognition for the best senior exhibit.

​On Wednesday 2 August four Year 11 Darwin High School students, Shah Zaib, Andreas D'Arrigo, Atif Saeed and Shazil Malik attended the Jingili Primary School for their annual Science Expo.

​Last month skippers from around the globe gathered in Colorado Springs in America for the International Jump Rope Union (IRJU) World Jump Rope Championships. Darwin High School students Madison Bowler (Year 10), Ruby Joswig and Abbey George (Year 11) and Class of 2022 graduate Sammy George, were among the athletes representing competing for glory.

PROLOGUE presented by the 2023 Stage 2 DHS Dancers establishes the song-lines that have connected this group during their dance journey at DHS and is a celebration of the next chapter of their lives.

​In 1963 Darwin High School relocated to its present site at Bullocky Point. This year the school will celebrate the 60th Anniversary of operating at Bullocky Point with a special event on Saturday 2 September from 4.30pm.

​In early May, 75 Darwin High School students participated in the Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) Competition.