Students explored the world of comics, creating unique superhero characters that reflected their personal ideas of heroism - bravery, kindness, and more.

Tiwi College is pleased to welcome Daniella de Koster-Hill to the team as our new Curriculum Consultant.

These experiences are more than just fun - they strengthen our connection to Tiwi culture, country, and knowledge passed down through generations.

With brushes in hand and stories in their hearts, these talented young women have been painting footy boots for the North Melbourne Women’s Team, each design sharing a piece of Tiwi.

Our Expo was a fantastic success, with many local organisations attending and sharing valuable opportunities with our students as they look ahead to life beyond school.

We were honoured to host a Welcome to Country ceremony on beautiful Mantiyupwi Country at Purnali Beach for our visitors from Melbourne’s Scotch College.

Weaving is a vital part of Tiwi culture, connecting people to their heritage, community, and creativity.

Junior Rangers from Tiwi College have been busy at Imalu Beach, helping scientists study Olive Ridley turtles - one of Australia’s rarest species!

FGH2 has been getting their hands dirty and learning some awesome life skills in the garden! In the photo, they’re planting bok choy - and that’s just the start!

What an incredible week in Katherine for our Primary students!

Our Junior Young Women had a fantastic time cooking a traditional Fijian dish called Rou Rou with Kameli!

Our primary students had a fantastic time on their excursion to Katherine for the KSA Athletics Carnival!

The energy and team spirit were unreal - and we even came home with a few ribbons! Well done, legends!

We’re excited to welcome Neil and Tarshi to Tiwi College as our new Family Group Home Parents.

Our Junior Young Women class has been working on a special cultural art project - creating ceramic coolamons with designs inspired by their totems and skin groups.

Junior Young Women's class had a wonderful day out at Jesse River for a Learning on Country trip.

This hands-on experience is helping build valuable skills while protecting the local environment.

Our Primary students hosted a fundraising cafe, Kakirijuwi Cafe to help raise money for their upcoming trip to Katherine for the KSA Athletics Carnival.

While in Darwin we got to meet Dawn, who’s currently running and riding around Australia to raise funds for RFDS and the Heart Foundation!

Thanks to RFDS, we’ve been able to grow this trip each year and bring even more excited students along - they’re already talking about 2026!