Principal's Foreword
Most often, talented leaders and academics are ordinary people with extraordinary determination.
Visit this articleI would like to thank staff and students for quickly coming on-board with the new system, and I think you'll agree this new format looks amazing and really highlights the wonderful things that are happening in and around our school.
Note that any school notices can be found at the bottom of this newsletter, under the feature articles.
Until the next edition,
Kind regards,
Kimberley Fridd, Editor
Most often, talented leaders and academics are ordinary people with extraordinary determination.
Visit this articleIn Chapel, during week one, the Rev Barry Kelk was inducted as the College Chaplain.
Visit this articleJohn McGlashan College will be running Go McGlashan – Read! from 16 – 27th March this year. Many of you will remember from previous years that it is a fundraiser with several objectives.
Visit this articleAfter the Aquarium, the group visited Hoopers Inlet to identify and discuss the birdlife in this habitat. The highlight was the visit to the Lime Kilns. A bit of Otago history.
Visit this articleEducation outside the classroom... drama students go in search of ritual experiences.
Visit this articleA demonstration of an Oculus Rift brings new dimension for coders as Code Club gets under way for 2015.
Visit this articleThere are new books coming in to the library every day of the school year - get them while they're hot!
Visit this articleCongratulations to the John McGlashan College rowers who won the George Thorn Trophy.
Visit this articleThe Hydrogen Pop Test.
Visit this articleOn March 5 the year 12 biology students went to the Blueskin Bay mudflats to investigate the mudflat organisms.
Visit this articleSTAC, a wonderful experience on many levels. Heading away with your mates, meeting new people and enjoying some intense competition.
Visit this articleSuccess for John McGlashan College Boys
Visit this articleMark Darling, an apple grower from Ettrick, once again welcomed the Year 13 Agricultural Science boys to the orchard.
Visit this articleNext year's year 12 and 13 NCEA and IB history students will have the opportunity to experience the history, culture and society of Vietnam.
Visit this articleThe athletic events at John McGlashan are always a highlight of the year, not only for students, but for teachers as well.
Visit this article'We were constantly pushing uphill through man made gorges as well as pushing through the pain of our bums and legs that were used to sitting on the couch.'
Visit this articleAfter a month of training and tutorials, the Bronze DOEHA boys were ready for their expedition to the Mavora Lakes.
Visit this articleYear 7 and 8 students at John McGlashan College are participating in a Golf programme, as part of physical education.
Visit this articlePeninsula Field Trip to the Aquarium, Hoopers Inlet, and the Lime Kilns.
Visit this articleNathan Wolf and Alex Thomson competed in the South Island Surf Lifesaving championships at Brighton Beach. They did exceptionally well.
Visit this articleThirty five John McGlashan College boys competed at the Otago Secondary School Athletics Championships
Visit this articleA record 26 McGlashan boys attend the OSSA Triathlon Championships on the 19th of February.
Visit this articleThe John McGlashan A Tennis Team was placed second in the South Island Tennis Champs and will now look forward to representing their school at the Secondary School Nationals in Wellington.
Visit this articleThe John McGlashan rowers came away with 7 crews getting medals at the South Island Secondary School regatta.
Visit this articleA John McGlashan College senior cricket side is travelling to Melbourne in September-October of this year
Visit this articleInterviews will be held for parents of students in Years 7–10 during the last week of this term.
Visit this articleExpressions of interest are called for from parents and friends of the college to join the John McGlashan College sports council committee.
Visit this articleIt is with regret that the management of the Senior Rugby Squad have cancelled the upcoming tour in April to Samoa.
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