The FGH1 boys decided to donate to Purple House as some of their families have been on Dialysis and this organisation means a lot to them.

FGH8 had a delicious yinkiti (food) stall selling beef curry and chicken vermicelli.

The FGH2 boys chose to donate a portion of their proceeds to the Aged Care Facility in Wurrumiyanga.

FGH7 Sweet & Sour Stall sold Lolly Strap Sticks, Lolly Bags and Dessert boxes which included an assortment of brownies, cookies and cupcakes.

The SYM have been working towards their Sport & Rec Community Services.

The JMYW planned for a mini catering event with the theme "Healthy Balanced Morning Tea".

Students and staff had a great time visiting the Museum at Wurrumiyanga for Tiwi Friday Culture Day.

Students were nominated based on engagement and attendance at school. Fantastic job! So proud of them all for finishing the race.

Roasted buffalo and veggies prepared by the Junior Young Men.

Female students from both classes enjoyed a trip to Jessie River where they went hunting for mussels and fishing.

We are welcoming families the opportunity to meet with the principal, teachers, wellbeing team and family group home parents and giving them an insight to where their child will be boarding.

Tiwi College has been working on an exciting new media project with Red Dust.

This week, the senior and middle young men embarked on community service and vocational skills.

To start off week three at Tiwi College we had the culture leaders/board members hold a special Kumurrupuni (Smoking Ceremony)

The SYW are currently doing work experience in well-being/academy, hospitality, the office and mechanic workshop!

The young men participated in cooking class and absolutely loved it! .

Thank you for a great weekend with our students, Tatiana, Adam and Marc from Harbrow Mentoring.

Was a pleasure to have you all here.

Thank you Jilamara for coming to Tiwi Fridays and sharing your wisdom with us.

Body strong, mind strong and heart strong!

Finally, after having to postpone trips Scotch College was able to visit the Tiwi Islands from Melbourne.