Over the last summer break, this inspiring article on exciting pathways appeared in The Press featuring LCŌ students Eileen Prasad, Tara Blackmore, Arnie Ferreras and Meghan Kerrin.

The Academic Awards Night was held in the Aurora Centre at Burnside High School.

Student leaders represented Te Aratai College at the inaugural Emerging Ethnic Leaders Breakfast.

A group of 16 students received their bronze and silver awards from the Mayor for their Duke of Edinburgh achievements.

Leuma Gali and some of our Samoan learners prepared an amazing feast to celebrate the end of Samoan Language Week.

In Week 4 our Year 7 and 8 students were lucky to visit Orana Park.

In May, Apirana Taylor continued his connection with Linwood College, teaching a Creative Writing class to a range of senior students.

Shayden McKenzie recently travelled to Invercargill to compete in the Junior 8 Ball Nationals where he took the win.

A summary of the Linwood College First XI football season.

On the 8th of April, 16 senior students from LCŌ attended the first Pūhoro STEM Wānanga along with Cashmere High School, Shirley Boys and Avonside Girls High.

Tāhuhu Students getting involved in Te Ao Māori.

Learning Communities HUB Ōtautahi Awards 2021.

The inspiring effort of our Coast to Coast athletes.

Check out some of the amazing traditional dress and dance moves from our Festival of Nations Day.

We look in hope to 2021.

Integrated Studies with our Year 9 and 10 ākonga is coming to a close for the year. Students have attended classes with other members of their House in a blended curriculum.

The sod-turning event took place on Wednesday the 5th.

Linwood College Aldwins Rd, our future Te Aratai College, is "above the ground and now over the fence." Looking ahead with hope and expectation.

Rubber duck debugging - it's a real thing!

Ex-LC pupil, Eden Pettigrew, came back to talk with us about her second year studying at university.

Linwood students were awarded the top prize at the Āmua Ao Engineering Young Māori Minds at the Ara Institute of Canterbury.