Wulagi Primary School, located 18 kilometres from Darwin’s city centre in Northern Territory, Australia, operates as an Independent Public School overseen by a School Board. We follow a collaborative teaching approach within an open-plan layout centered around a library hub. Our school community reflects rich cultural diversity, with over 15 nationalities represented, including a significant Indigenous population comprising 35% of our students, contributing to a culturally vibrant environment.

From early childhood through Year 6, we foster learning in partnership with families and the broader community. The Wulagi Family Centre supports this continuum with playgroups for young children and their families. Co-located on-site, Goodstart Wulagi Early Learning Centre offers daycare from infancy to preschool, complemented by Outside School Care NT’s after-school care for older students. These collaborations aim to support families economically while maintaining nurturing, best-practice educational settings. We also honor our namesake, the Wurlaki tribe of Central Arnhem Land, through a longstanding Memorandum of Understanding, highlighting our commitment to cultural recognition and respect since our establishment in 1978 post-Cyclone Tracy.