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​On Friday of Week 7, 25 Darwin High School students attended the inter-school Orienteering Gala Day at East Point Coastal Reserve. Students put their navigational skills to the test as they negotiated courses around the monsoon vine forest, enjoying both the challenge and the adventure.

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​Darwin High School’s Stage 2 Drama students recently brought The Great American Scream to life in The Tank Dance Studio on Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 August, and what a performance it was!

Last week, our Stage 2 Dance class presented their much-anticipated show, GENESIS. Over two evenings, audiences were treated to a stunning display of individual and group works developed across Stage 1 and Stage 2 Dance.

​On Tuesday 13 August, Darwin High School was delighted to welcome Nick Tranter and Roshelle Yee Pui Fong from the Melbourne Theatre Company to our Drama room.

As part of Territory Seniors’ Month, Darwin High School was proud to host our 16th annual Seniors’ Morning of Entertainment last Friday – a much-loved tradition on the school calendar and a valued contribution to our wider community.

Written by Kasfiha Tahsin and Photographed by Pak ChanLast Thursday, Darwin High School Year 11 C4E and Specialist Mathematics students had the exciting opportunity to attend the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, where they visited international solar car teams and gained insight into the future of…

On Thursday Miss Saunders and Miss Polly took Stage 1 and 2 Film students into the city to see two Darwin Festival shows. The first was called 'Night Night' presented at Browns Mart, a show combining theatre and live filming.Students loved the mix of creativity, technology and music and the…

​Last week, our Indonesian Language students had the exciting opportunity to take part in a traditional Indonesian Dancing Workshop.

​Bioluminescence at Darwin High School involved 8 Film and Visual Art students from Year 10, 11 and 12 build a site specific audio-visual installation in four days! Lead by NSW Multimedia Artist Scott Baker and Jemima Saunders the project saw the students create content, learn new editing and projection mapping software and gain experience with sound sampling and music production.