News

​The DHS Stage 2 Visual Arts online exhibition is open.

On Wednesday 20 November Darwin High School Business Enterprise students received recognition at the NT Youth Business Awards at Parliament House Darwin for their efforts and achievements in business and enterprise. Darwin High School was awarded the Overall Winner for 2019 for Consistently High Performing Entries.

On Saturday 23 November the 2019 DHS World Challenge Team departed Darwin for Africa. Nineteen students and two of our teachers will spend a month in Malawi and Zambia. The group will spend thirty days exploring the region and participating in a community project and have spent the last two years preparing…

Three Darwin High School students were recognised at the 2019 Rotary BEAT Foundation Awards earlier this month.The awards recognise students’ achievements in and commitment to their practice in the Performing Arts in their school and the wider community. Congratulations to Year 12 student Phoebe Wear…

​Today, Darwin High School students, along with students from six other Darwin schools have officially set a Guinness World Record for the most people making paper aircrafts simultaneously at multiple venues.

​Darwin High School Year students’ Summer Gray-Browne, Stephanie Scott and Sally O’Brien and 2018 DHS graduate Mitchell Northcote were received recognition at a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Ceremony on Tuesday 19 November at the Darwin Entertainment Centre.

​Darwin High School Year 10 student Vedant Surjan has been selected for the 2019 Chief Ministers' Peace in the Pacific Tour.

​The Darwin High School Dance Department entertained audiences with an evening of dance and merriment with their final dance showcase for 2019 on Friday 15 November.

​Darwin High School students have continued the School’s longstanding tradition of participating in the annual Remembrance Day ceremony at the Darwin Cenotaph on Monday 11 November.

​On 1 August 2019, fifty-four students from Darwin High School sat the Australian Mathematics Competition and last Wednesday six Darwin High School students and one of our talented teachers were recognised at the 2019 Australian Mathematics Trust (AMT) NT Awards.