On Friday 28 July, 32 high school students as well as accompanying city officials and teachers from Ishinomaki city (located in the Miyagi prefecture) spent the day with our school's Year 10 and Year 11 Japanese language students.

Here are some photos of their great work.

We are the Imagineers...

We are pleased to reflect on the many events that have, and will take place within our school community. From galas to vibrant art exhibitions, this term is becoming a true testament to the creativity, unity, and talent that defines our community.

Year 9 working hard to create tableware

Year 10 and 11 students went to see Miss Peony by Michelle Law, as part of the Performance Appreciation Club on the 18 July.

On Sundays from 10am to 11am the Museum of Contemporary Arts is offering support for visitors with hidden disabilities or anyone who may benefit from a quieter experience.

We welcome Dulwich High School of Visual Arts students back to a term filled with Mathematical opportunities.

Year 10 Geography students recently engaged in interesting and thought-provoking activities in their study of Environmental Change and Management to start the course this term.

Year 12 Ceramics students have been experimenting with slip casted forms, plaster mould making and bubble glazing. Here are some examples of their vibrant ceramic forms from our new kiln.

All our school excursions are now linked to our School Bytes online portal.

Teenagers are the most sleep-deprived segment of the population.

When your teenager is shutting themselves away in their room, refusing to join in family activities and is being generally withdrawn, it’s hard to know what to say or do to help them. You can support them by strengthening your own connection and by helping them to connect with others.

We are excited to announce that Wear It Purple Day is just around the corner! Dress up in purple or rainbow mufti on this day.

At Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design, we use the Signpost textbooks for Years 7-10 of Mathematics. Instead of issuing physical textbooks, students can access the online version to do their homework.

On behalf of all staff at Dulwich High School of Visual Arts and Design I would like to extend a very warm welcome to Term 3 to all our students and families.

Year 11's involvement in Winter Gala and tips on how students can best prepare for their upcoming exams.

I am pleased to provide you with an overview of the various activities and milestones our Year 7 cohort have experienced so far this year.

On Wednesday Week 2 our Year 8's and a team of senior netball girls represented our school at the annual Year 8 Gala Day and senior Girls Netball Gala Day.

We can’t believe that it’s already August! Isn’t that crazy? The SRC has been working tirelessly over the past semester to plan events that the students, teachers, and parents can all enjoy.

It has been a very busy term so far and we have had several events that have supported the school and created opportunities to connect as a community.

Illegal parking puts children's lives at risk. Please ensure all students are dropped off in surrounding streets and not in front of the school. Council officers patrol the area and you will be booked.

Reverse Garbage has launched its student creative reuse competition, which is open to all secondary and tertiary students across Australia.

In the lead up to the HSC exams Inner West Council have organised some FREE workshops for year 12 students across various subjects.

The Marrickville Legal Centre is holding a FREE workshop designed to give you the information you need about your rights when dealing with the police.

Recently our students in the support unit are studying the topic Australia’s Story. It is an integrated unit that incorporates English, History, Geography, Science and Technology and Civics and Citizenship lessons.