I had the real pleasure of spending the afternoon on Mother’s Day with the boarders, who celebrated with their mothers and grandmothers over a stunning and delicious high tea.

Pink Shirt Day is about working together to stop bullying by celebrating diversity and promoting kindness and inclusiveness.

We have three Columba bands competing in the Otago heats of rock quest this weekend at Taieri College.

On Sunday the 14th of May, our Columba College Trap Shooting team, Laura and Kate (both year 12 students), competed in the Southland Intercollegiate.

During the last school holidays Year 13 students Briar, Grace and Madi went on an Outward Bound course. Read their stories below.

Year 11 History students Jess and Sophie examine an old Columba student in this documentary on significant wahine in Aotearoa's history.

This cold and wet weather has us all stuck inside. It's a good thing it's always warm and dry in the library!

The Year 6 children are excited about, and engaged in their learning on the Chinese Gold Rush in Otago.

As part of our Year 13 Accounting programme, we have been looking at job costing. This involves looking at direct and indirect costs in the form of materials, employee labour, and overheads such as electricity.

📢 Calling all parents/caregivers of sporty daughters aged between 12-16yo and, of course, the sporty daughters - this one is for you, and not to be missed! 🙋‍♀️👩

Purchase your Columba College merchandise for 2023.

Tuesday dawned bright and blue for the first of the Otago Secondary Schools Cross Country and Road Race series. Seven Columba students participated in the event at Logan Park, and it was a joy to witness the effort and athleticism of students participating in the 20th Anniversary of this fabulous event.

Bring your unwanted, good condition clothing for collection each Friday form time until the end of Week 9. These will be sold on the 24th of June to raise funds for Zonta.