An integral part of our wellbeing program is our Assistant Principals and Year Level Coordinators. Assistant Principals and Year Level Coordinators follow each cohort through their time at Darwin High which ensures a strong relationship with each student and their family.
Our professional and compassionate Student Support team consists of:
For many students, their Year Level Coordinator is the first port of call if they have any issues, academically or emotionally. Coordinators advocate for students, give advice and/or refer students to the relevant support people within our Student Support team. In addition to this, Coordinators monitor student attendance and achievement.
All of our students have access to counselling services at school. If the door is open, students are welcome to 'drop in' otherwise appointments can be made. Our counsellor is able to provide advice and support on a wide range of issues for both students and their parents and can provide referrals to other support services.
Our Home Liaison Officer is a key contact for students experiencing difficulties affecting their attendance at school. The Home Liaison Officer works with students and families to support school attendance and follows up students who have unexplained and continuing absences.
Our AIEW works with teachers, students and parents to maximise Indigenous students' attendance and engagement in school and pathways to further education.
Our School Based Police are members of our school community who work to enhance relationships between police and the community through positive interactions with youth. The School Based Police also monitor road safety and personal safety issues in the school.
Our International Liaison Officer assists International Fee Paying students who attend Darwin High School and facilitates international education groups who visit the school.
Resources for students.
Positive relationships.
Support for Defence families.
About student attendance.
Plan your future.
Library facility and services.
Study and tutoring programs.
School administration and finance services.
IT Help Desk and Services
The voluntary Resource Scheme maximises student access to the resources they need
All Northern Territory Schools will be undertaking professional development days from Monday 6 – Thursday 9 April 2020 ( Week 11 of Term 1) to prepare for the continued delivery of education in Term 2.
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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