News

​Twenty Darwin High School students have been selected as semi-finalists for the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize (MCPP).

​Darwin High School Senior Intensive English Unit (SIEU) students celebrated Harmony Day by participating in the Harmony Art Collective Project.

​On March 7, Darwin High School students participated in the regional round of the Australian Computational Linguistics Olympiad (OzClo).

​On 15 February 2018, the Year 11 Method Maths classes were visited by Daly Kelly, who works for Conoco Phillips at Darwin’s LNG plant.

​The Young Endeavour Youth Scheme has opened applications for young Australians aged 16-23 to join a voyage in the national sail training ship Young Endeavour. Darwin High School student Patrick Wiltshire shares his experience.

​After the success of the first Darwin High School Mooting Team in 2017, competition for a place on the 2018 team was stiff. The successful applicants, Braeden Parnell, Samuel Roussos and Diana Mukayeva are now busily preparing for this year’s competition.

​I was brave, I shaved!

​International relations and politics were the driving force behind the UNYouthNT Territory Conference 2018. There was impressive representation from Darwin High School students who made up over a third of the total number of delegates.

​This term Darwin High School Stage 1 Legal Studies students are participating in the Step Up, Be Heard program with Parliamentary Education Services. This is a hands-on, interactive experience in the learning of parliamentary processes and how laws are made.

​On Thursday 8 March, the Year 12 Women’s Studies class held its annual International Women’s Day morning tea which was attended by parents, grandparents, teachers, friends, politicians and other supporters of the students in the class such as the DHS Board.