In May, 80 Darwin High School students from Years 10–12 took part in the Computational and Algorithmic Thinking (CAT) Competition – a national one-hour problem-solving challenge that pushes students to think creatively and logically.
In Semester 1, 67 families contributed $14,652 in voluntary contributions. These funds will be used to replace old lockers and purchase additional student seating.
Student Spotlight is a student-led magazine that reports on the achievements of young people in the Northern Territory, click the link below now to learn more about the latest student achievements!Read the Student Spotlight Magazine Issue 11 here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/qgavo/aedx/HEADLINES Stories…
Due to popular demand, students now have the opportunity to purchase a personalised Graduation sash as a keepsake.
Online registration is now available for the Class of 2025 Year 12 Graduation and Awards Ceremony.
A message from our School Counsellor, Ms Trembath
Last Friday, the Darwin High School community came together to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025, recognising and honouring the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Written by Year 11 student Anh HoWhen most people think of construction, they might picture cranes and concrete—not robots and artificial intelligence. But in Module 6 of the Inspiring STEM+ Program, participating students discovered how digital technologies, automation, and AI are rapidly transforming…
Written by Year 11 student Pak ChanLast week Darwin High School Year 11 C4E Mathematics students had the incredible opportunity to participate in a STEM workshop delivered by David Ompong and his team of enthusiastic engineering students from Charles Darwin University (CDU).The workshop focusses on robotics…
As part of National Volunteer Week, 30 Darwin High School students and 3 staff generously volunteered their time on 6 June to support the Greek community and learn more about the cultural influences that shape Darwin’s vibrant food scene.
Congratulations to Year 10 students Oriana Dupal, Penny Parry, and Leila Peel, who were awarded Best Scientific Communications Poster at the John Monash Science School Australian Science Fair!
Students and their families are encouraged to download the Darwin High School Compass app to their smart phone/tablet device. Compass app allows you to stay up to date with announcements and events, complete a range of e-forms for student absences and excursions and easily contact us via phone or email direct from the app.
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