Principal's Foreword
Many boys are walking taller at the moment after successes in their various academic, sporting and cultural pursuits over the last few weeks.
Visit this articleWe are well into Term Three and the holidays already seem like a distant memory. School has been a busy hive of activity lately and there have been lots of exciting things happening about the place, including, the Wild Foods Dinner at the Boarding Hostel, rugby competitions, P.E Camps, and preparation for the up-coming school production (on next week).
There is also another exciting addition to our newsletter - in the form of video! Explore the newsletter and check out the advertisement the 10 Film class made for the school production, "The Idiot's Guide to Broadway".
In staff news, recently the NZ Association of Mathematics Teachers honoured Ainslie Anderson (HOD Maths) with a national teaching award, and we have article on Mrs Anderson's prestigious award as well.
Until next time, enjoy this instalment of the John McGlashan College newsletter.
Many boys are walking taller at the moment after successes in their various academic, sporting and cultural pursuits over the last few weeks.
Visit this articleI was delighted to receive an invitation to attend my first ever Carnivores Dinner AKA Wild Foods Dinner, in the dining hall with the Boarders last month.
Visit this articleSenior Drama class interview a NZ Playwright, currently living in Vancouver Canada.
Visit this article“Everybody should learn how to program a computer… because it teaches you how to think” —Steve Jobs
Visit this articleJohn McGlashan College beat South Otago High School 22-17 on Saturday in a highly competitive match to win the Otago premier schools rugby.
Visit this articleJohn McGlashan was invited to help restore the habitat around Pilot’s Beach and the Taiaroa Headland to encourage Blue Penguins to nest in the region
Visit this articleYear 8 and 9 students show off their investigative scientific skills.
Visit this articleLast week Mr Neil Garry, Dr Jennifer Macleod and Rev. Barry Kelk spent a few days together at the Presbyterian Church Schools’ Conference at Rangi Ruru College in Christchurch
Visit this articleRehearsals are going well in preparation for hitting the Mayfair stage with the joint school production with St Hilda's and Columba.
Visit this articleCombined school production with St Hilda's and Columba... on soon.
Visit this articleThe school's new student management software, KAMAR, will allow parents to access their sons' timetables, attendance, results, reports, and involvement in extracurricular activities.
Visit this articleOn the 30th of July, Otago University’s International Department organised a free sports evening at Unipol for all the secondary school international students in Dunedin.
Visit this articleJohn McGlashan College is one of only 39 schools nationwide to receive funding for research into a reading intervention programme.
Visit this articleThe John McGlashan College Canteen - serving up hot, fresh and healthy food every day
Visit this articleThree days of fantastic clear blue skies, some powder snow thrown in and no major injuries!
Visit this articleJohn McGlashan College had eight athletes take part in the Ariki Cup Championships held at Kettle Park on Wednesday 5th August.
Visit this articleRecently the NZ Association of Mathematics Teachers honoured Ainslie Anderson (HOD Maths) with a national teaching award.
Visit this articleOn the 2nd of July, a team of nine swimmers travelled up to Greymouth to compete at this years South Island Secondary School Championships.
Visit this articleHere are some of the best pieces of work of the month from Mr Jones' year 8 and 10 art classes.
Visit this articleThis camp is designed to test the boys mountain biking skill, their awareness of safety in the outdoors and the effort and engagement they put in.
Visit this articleThe Student Council of 2015 would like to offer you, the community of John McGlashan, an exciting opportunity to purchase an exclusive John McGlashan College umbrella.
Visit this articleJMC can be pleased with their overall performance against one of the strongest intermediate sporting schools in Otago and Southland.
Visit this articleCome meet your favourite Children's authors and illustrators.
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