Wulagi School is an Independent Public School governed by a School Board and situated approximately 18 kilometers from the heart of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. Wulagi School provides quality teaching and learning in a caring environment. Teachers and educators connect with all students using the Berry Street Education Model to understand and meet individual needs. Wulagi School is structured into multi-level classes and teachers plan collaboratively in teaching and learning teams. The school is open-plan with classrooms radiating from a central library space. We are a community of diversity with families from over 15 different nationalities and language backgrounds from Indigenous Australia and around the world. 35% of our children identify as Indigenous and bring the wisdom and culture of Australia’s first people to the whole community. Children and families learn with us from birth to Year 6. This is a big responsibility that we take seriously as we collaborate with families and the community. Through Wulagi Family Centre we provide playgroups for children 0 to 4 years and their families to learn in a beautiful play-based inquiry environment. Wulagi School caters for 270 students from Preschool to Year 6. We connect closely with Sanderson Middle School providing a seamless transition to the next phases of learning. Goodstart Wulagi Early Learning Centre is co-located on site and provides long day care for children 6 weeks to 5 years. Camp Australia offers After School Hours Care for up to 52 children on site. Through these collaborations we provide for the economic and professional needs of families in a variety of respectful, nurturing and best-practice learning environments.

Rosebery Middle School provides many diverse and enriched programs for students in years 7, 8 and 9. Rosebery Middle School is located in Palmerston.

Adelaide River Primary School is located in the township of Adelaide River, 115km south of Darwin. The population is approximately 350; Indigenous people make up about 44% of the population. Adelaide River Primary School is part of the Top End Group School (TEGS) and has a strong focus on sport and physical education, including the organisation of the TEGS Cross Country Competition, an annual Adelaide River Festival for TEGS schools and sporting ties with Batchelor Area School. Strong and close community partnerships include involvement with the organisation of the Adelaide River Show, ANZAC Day celebrations and the Adelaide River Festival