Recently Hagley College engaged the services of an independent company, Harrison Tew, who specialise in emergency management planning for schools.

We’re developing our Annual Plan and we'd really like to know what our students, parents, caregivers and whānau think!

Ken Cartwright has been a kaiako at Hagley since 1991 and taught until his illness forced him to give up teaching in 2018. Ken was given a short time to live but against the odds he survived and lived his life to the fullest until February 2020.

Jasmine Hanrahan, Tasman Cook and Scott Kenton have achieved their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award through the Kete Wana Do the Duke option.

Meet the Teacher evenings for Parents/Caregivers/Whānau of Year 9-13 students are coming up soon.

He ngahere kei roto i te kākano – A forest lies within a seed

Nineteen fantastic Year 13 students took the opportunity to attend a camp between the 21st and 23rd of January at Hanmer Springs. They were trained to be Peer Support Leaders during this time.

Visits to Careers - Lunchtime in the Careers Room

There are a number of important events happening at Hagley College this term.

It has been a busy few weeks for Tertiary Pathways.

Hagley College tries to do its part for the environment by communicating electronically with students, parents, and whānau as much as possible. If you haven't received an email from us in 2020 we may have your contact details incorrectly recorded.

We are part of a community of learning, or kāhui ako, with four schools [Hagley, Ao Tawhiti, Christchurch East School, Te Pā o Rākaihautū] and twelve early childhood education centres, all located in and around the central city of Christchurch.

On Teacher Only Day (27 January) teachers were treated to a keynote address by Professor Christine Rubie-Davies from the University of Auckland on the subject of being a high expectation teacher. This was followed up by a workshop for the Leaders Group to explore the ideas more deeply.

While New Zealand Certificates are progressively replacing National Certificates in Aotearoa, few are being offered in secondary schools.

Over the last few years we have held a Student Wellbeing Expo, which gives our students the opportunity to connect with people from different health and wellbeing organisations in Christchurch, as well as doing other activities such as team games and having the chance to win spot prizes.

Go to the App Store on your Apple device or Google Play on your android device and search 'SchoolAppsNZ' to download the app.

We welcome to the College the following new Kaimahi: