Exterior renders, floor plans and fly throughs for the new Auripo and Wainuku hubs are now on our website.

Our Kete Wana collaboration project this year is part of the Tuku Aroha project, which is about making quilts to gift to others.

Takanga émau fohe – Our oars are moving in unison

The Hagley korfball team competed in the Under 17 Korfball Winter League during Term 2 and 3.

Impact Project is a new Year 13 University Entrance course for 2020 where students are using their skills from another subject area to conduct a major project over the year.

At the end of July the Performing Arts department did something we’ve never done before – perform together

On Thursday 23rd July, our school community celebrated the Māori New Year with a whānau event in the school cafe where we hosted around 120 whānau, ākonga and kaimahi (staff) with a kai folowed by a Kapa Haka performance and our Manu Kōrero speech finals for our kura.

Please find below two additional newsletters of interest to read to those in the Hagley community.

The producers Frank Film were keen to emphasise Hagley’s focus on diversity, inclusion, individuality and flexibility.

Tony Wright is a Kaiako in his 31st year of teaching at Hagley in the Mathematics and Outdoor Education departments.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, students studying theatre and dance full time have wasted no time in getting creative.

Hannah Brady is a Hagley College Year 13 student with a difference. She has chosen a path that has enabled her to focus on her passion for Psychology at the University level whilst still a secondary school student!

On Wednesday 26th August around a hundred Year 13 students gathered in the Café to hear from four local political candidates in the lead up to this year’s General Election.

Many of our Year 11-13 students will be sitting practice NCEA external examinations in September and October.

Term 3 Junior College Reports and Senior Subject Feedback Reports are available on the Parent Portal now.

Ex-Hagley student Ava Trevella is enjoying her first year as a fine arts student at Canterbury University and believes she made it there thanks in no small part to the Catch up College summer programme offered each year, here at Hagley.

The Canterbury Readers Cup has been running for three years, but this is the first year Hagley has entered a team.