Isabella Clarke and Sarah Hull recently had their short film, 'Call You Tomorrow', selected as one of the finalists in the 'School Shorts' South Island Film Festival. The competition was held on Sunday 4th Nov, and we are very pleased to announce that Sarah was awarded Best Actor (Female) for her role in the film. Congratulations!

We had the privilege of hosting children from the Wheke room at Best Start Kilmarnock daycare centre.

Applications for the ‘Adrienne Lillian Stephens Scholarship’ are now being received.

Earlier this year we officially launched the Holden Street Smart road safety programme, a hands-on driver-skills programme that aims to equip young kiwis with the knowledge and skills to safely navigate our roads.

Most students notice some anxiety and tension at the thought of sitting exams. Feeling anxious about assessment is normal, and to be expected. A moderate amount of anxiety may not be a bad thing as it can sharpen concentration and performance, helping us to create extra energy and momentum needed to keep us studying (even though we might prefer to be doing something else!) Some students, however, will experience a degree of stress and anxiety that is quite defeating. Their fears can affect them physically, for example, difficulty sleeping, headaches, nausea; or mentally, for example, lack of concentration, irritability, feeling overwhelmed.

A vacancy has occurred on the Board of Trustees for an elected Parent Representative. The Board are looking to fill this vacancy until elections are held in July 2019.

There are two providers of braiding for Senior and Prefect blazers.

CGHS Start Dates for 2019