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​Curious Minds is a national program that aims to encourage and support girls in grades 9-11 in the field of STEM. After an online camp in December 2022, and a six-month STEM coaching program, during the second week of the holidays Matilda Crowe and I were able to attend the Curious Minds camp in Adelaide.

​In week 10 of Term 2, thanks to the support of the NT Government's International Education Innovation Grant, Darwin High School Italian language students had the opportunity to participate in a cooking class with our guest and professional chef, Alessio from Alfonsino’s.

At the end of last term, Darwin High School Italian and Spanish language students had the opportunity to participate in a Latin dance workshop and a cooking class thanks to the support of the NT Government's International Education Innovation Grant.

Students attended sessions run by Jack and Ryan from #talk2mebro about mental health and suicide with Health and Wellbeing classes today.

Over the course of this Semester 46 Darwin High School students had the opportunity to visit Royal Darwin Hospital to take part in the P.A.R.T.Y. Program.

On Tuesday 13 June our Stage 2 Geography students undertook a fieldtrip to investigate the health of an ecosystem of the Botanical Gardens. The excursion was led by CSIRO research scientist Dr Adam Liedloff.

Earlier this Term, Emma Smith, a Coordinator for Environment and Climate Change for Darwin City Council delivered a presentation to our Stage 1 Geography class.

​It has been a big couple of weeks for Legal Studies students at Darwin High School. Students from all year levels have had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the law and see our legal system in action.

2023 promises to be a brilliant year of dance at DHS and semester one reinforced this with ANOMALOUS June 3rd-4th 2023 @ DHS Tank.

Darwin High School SIEU students, Ibrahim Rashidi and Kevin Ngoyi entered a film in Melaleuca Australia’s short film competition as part of Refugee Week.