Celebrating Excellence: Denmark Senior High School Valedictory 2026
There was a sense of pride, reflection and excitement as Denmark Senior High School farewelled the Class of 2026 at this year's Valedictory Ceremony.

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There was a sense of pride, reflection and excitement as Denmark Senior High School farewelled the Class of 2026 at this year's Valedictory Ceremony.

Joshua Wigley is an outstanding example of where dedication, academic excellence and innovation can lead. A graduate of Denmark Senior High School in 2015, Joshua was awarded the school's prestigious DUX Award as the highest-achieving student on an ATAR pathway, reflecting the academic excellence and determination that would continue to shape his future success.
Eight Denmark SHS students performed exceptionally at the Great Southern Secondary Schools Chess Competition, finishing just two points behind first place.
Denmark Senior High School congratulates the students involved in Denmarkβs Under 14 girls soccer team on their outstanding AJSA season.

Nine Year 8 and 9 students spent a day at UWA Albany exploring quantum physics and the careers opening up through the energy transition. One found astrophysics at the top of her career matches.
Denmark SHS celebrated Book Week today with fantastic costumes, incredible energy, and a shared love for this year's theme: '2026 is a Symphony of Stories!'

Forty-four students, the Harbour Bridge at night, a live debate in Parliament and three days in the snow. Two of our travellers report back on the whole trip.

A team of 6β8 Year 8 students will work with an industry mentor over the first six weeks of Term 4 to solve a real local problem β and pitch it to judges.

Our Year 7/8 boys defended their title and the girls put in a superb performance β with Year 9, 10 and 12 students stepping up to coach and umpire all day.
Year 9 spent a fortnight designing, testing and improving real things β a device to send a message 100 metres, instruments built from scratch, sky lanterns and colour psychology.
The 2026 Canberra Tour is off to a blockbuster start! Year 9 students have kicked off their journey exploring iconic Sydney landmarks before heading to the capital.

Our Year 9 team placed second in a division that included Year 10 students, and a mostly-Year-7 junior team finished sixth.