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​Darwin High School Year 10 student, Chloe Everingham, was awarded the Sharyn Smith Award for under 15s 2017/2018 AFLNT Season last Friday.

Darwin High School is taking part in World's Greatest Shave to help beat blood cancer and there is now only a week until our lunchtime event, Thursday 15 March.

On Monday 19 February, students from the Darwin High Outreach of Henbury School presented their local member, the Hon. Lauren Moss MLA, with the artwork which won the 3D category of the Henbury Art Exhibition late last year.

On Friday 2 March three Darwin High School students participated in the Darwin leg of the Queen’s Baton Relay.

​On Friday 16 February, Twenty-four Darwin High School students went on an excursion to give them an understanding of the role of the Legal Aid Commission and show them the workings of the Local Court.

​Darwin High School staff and Board wish to congratulate all of our Year 12 students on their outstanding results in 2017. Many of these excellent results were recognised at the NT Board of Studies Awards on Friday 9 February at Parliament House.

Our Year 10 Coordinator Mr Whitty has joined the Darwin High Worlds Greatest Shave Team! Mr Whitty is hoping to raise $700 to shave off his infamous man bun and has promised to shave his beard if he reaches his second goal of $1000!You can sponsor Mr Whitty, nominate to shave, colour or wax your own…

Last week Darwin High School Drama students were very fortunate to have teaching artist, Nicole Reilly from the physical theatre company Zen Zen Zo, on campus. Nicole, who is based in Brisbane worked with all the Drama students in Years 10, 11 and 12. She introduced the students to a variety of physical…

​On Thursday 15 February Drama Territory held a Professional Development workshop for twenty-five teachers from Darwin, Palmerston and the rural area at Darwin High School. Nicole Reilly, teaching artist in residence from Zen Zen Zo, conducted the workshop and introduced the participants to a range of physical theatre activities that could be used in any classroom.

​This week Darwin High School was fortunate enough to receive a visit from members of the Chiba Family, descendants of one of the submariners who perished in the I-124 Japanese submarine sinking on the 20th of January, 1942 off the coast of the Northern Territory.