Students will develop practical skills in safe machinery operation, workplace procedures, equipment maintenance, and maintaining a safe and organised work environment. The training provides an opportunity for students from both colleges to learn and work together through practical, hands-on activities.

Middle-year young men will participate in a work experience opportunity with Tiwi Enterprises, gaining hands-on exposure to the workplace and an understanding of different employment pathways.

Scotch College is pleased to visit Tiwi College as part of our ongoing commitment to cultural learning, connection and partnership.

As part of the Junior Rangers program, students will learn to plant and care for native trees and shrubs in the Tiwi Bush Foods Garden.

Tiwi College students will participate in a Weaving Workshop, led and supported by the Women's Rangers.

Tiwi College is pleased to welcome representatives from Richmond Institute for a week-long visit to our College.

Tiwi College students will join students from Xavier College for Tarntipi Bush Camp - Group 2, an immersive on-Country learning experience.

Tiwi College is pleased to welcome Tim Dansie, Psychologist, who will be visiting the College to conduct student assessments.

Tiwi College is excited to welcome Fire and Forage for a special visit with our students.

Tiwi College students will join students from Xavier College for Tarntipi Bush Camp - Group 1, an immersive on-Country learning experience.

AHCOCM202 Observe plants and animals (vertebrates)

As part of our ongoing partnership with Scotch College, Year 10 students will be visiting Tiwi College for a week-long cultural camp.

Tiwi College students will participate in the Turning Tides Workshop, a three-day program focused on creating innovative art using marine debris. Delivered by the Plastic Collective Foundation, this workshop integrates environmental education with creative practice.

Students will engage in hands-on, process-based learning aligned with the Visual Arts curriculum, exploring sustainability, recycling, and artistic expression.

The program will be delivered in collaboration with Tiwi artists from Munupi and Jilamara, supporting cultural knowledge sharing and creative development.

Tiwi College will host a two-day weaving workshop for young women alongside joint training with Xavier College.

Tiwi College students and staff will be participating in the filming and recording of the Red Dust music video, bringing together an old cultural song. This project celebrates culture, storytelling, and connection to Country, while giving students the opportunity to be involved in a creative and meaningful production.

Tiwi College staff will participate in First Aid Training to build knowledge and confidence in responding to medical emergencies.

Representatives from Darwin Youth Services will be visiting Tiwi College to deliver classroom sessions for students.