Melbourne for a week at Scotch College.

Numbers have been growing at training and everyone is counting down until race day.

Tiwi College have partnered with Jipungwayi , Mikey Coombes to engage with the students from Milikapiti Community.

The students will be going through alcohol and other drugs topics.

The JYW had a wonderful day visiting Bima wear for an excursion on their subject design and technologies.

JYM spent the morning on country learning to write a persuasive essay.

Congratulations to the senior students who successfully completed their first aid and CPR training!

Students travelled to Jessie River and learned how to hunt for jukwarringa (mud mussel) and piranga (long bum).

The program aims to create a culture where young people discuss and define what healthy relationships are.

Great to see young Tiwi men and women making great choices for their future.

We are thrilled to have Sandra working in the Tiwi College office completing a Certificate II in Community Services via a school-based traineeship through Tiwi Islands Training and Employment Board.

The Academy sessions tie in with students Life Skills sessions with the theme "Move your Body" for the term!

All girls participated in a long walk around campus, to the airport and then down to Picka creek where they enjoyed a well- deserved swim..

the young men were fascinated with the old photos, beautiful art and the process of ‘cooking’ the yellow ochre into red ochre.

A big shout out of gratitude to Marbine of the Tiwi Rangers who stopped to ‘rescue’ us last week from a looong walk into Mili after our vehicle had died!

In order to keep access open for students our college staff spent the day repairing roads and washouts.

Junior Young Men enjoyed learning about Landforms and went walking to the creek to look at erosion and how landforms start being formed.

It was very special to have previous students Maurice and Daniel Rioli here. The students absolutely loved spending time with the players and staff.

Big thanks to Michelle Woody for all the information and stories about the artworks and museum, Hannah & Will for always being open to have school groups and all the artists/staff that spent time talking with the students.

Congratulations to Matthew Nudjulu who, having completed year 12 studies just last year has been employed by Tiwi College as an apprentice mechanic.

Tiwi College has been registered with Happy Boxes Project whose aim is to empower women in Australia’s most remote communities, promote self-care and support women in community by providing hygiene and health products.