A group of Tiwi College students proudly attended the official launch of Tiwi Port Marine - marking a major milestone in Tiwi ownership and self-determination. Held at Port Melville, the event celebrated the 100% Tiwi acquisition of NT Port and Marine, now rebranded as Tiwi Port Marine.

Stay safe and stay Crocwise!

Junior Young Women have been learning the importance of mathematics in everyday life – and what better way to apply their skills than in the school kitchen!

The teaching staff from Scotch College in Melbourne are visiting Tiwi College this week to strengthen our partnership.

We’re excited to share that Tiwi College students had the chance to design the t-shirts and singlets for this year’s NT City2Surf, thanks to Athletics Northern Territory.

The day focused on teamwork, problem-solving, and resilience through a mix of physical challenges, bushcraft, and cooperative games.

Staff and students worked alongside Kiri from Culture Tech to build digital skills across iPads and laptops.

Trip to the Sinkhole to collect ochre and materials for traditional arts.

It was an unforgettable day full of learning, creativity, and connection to culture!

Students learnt many interesting facts about crocodiles as well as how to stay safe around their environments.

Primary students enjoying reading eggs!

It’s so inspiring to see the junior girls learning about sustainability and the importance for caring for the environment.

A fun way to cool off and celebrate their hard work and dedication

The aim is to develop the farm into a productive venture which can feed the college and island communities while providing students with real world experience.

Our “Fresh Start” literacy program is in full swing!

Exciting things ahead for Senior Young Men!

Ningani yoyi pirimi malakaningui amintiya jarrakirlanuwi. Api nginingaji karri Makatingari yoi ngarimi.

We are thrilled to welcome Susie Long our new Primary Teacher to the college.

We are very excited at what is in store for our students!

Assembly was followed by Kumurrupuni (Smoking Ceremony) held by Pirrawayingi.