Tēnā koutou, welcome to this 'new-look' Pilkington Press. You'll notice our newsletter is looking a bit 'sharper' this term and there is now seamless scrolling from one article to the next. You can still also access each article from the index on the right-hand side of the main page.
Our college has been a hive of activity so far this term. We have recently had our Open Evening and Open Day events, as well as hosting the Presbyterian Church Schools' Conference last week.
Some of our recent school highlights are featured in this month's issue, so it is a great chance for you to catch up on the goings-on around the college. From our junior students competing in the Science Fair to our senior students and staff competing in the Student vs Staff Debate, there is something in this issue for everyone.
Enjoy. Ngā mihi.
Ten of our best went head to head in the 2018 Prepared Reading Final at the end of Term 2. Not only did they conquer a skill that is a regular within ‘top ten fears’ lists, but they also entertained the syndicate and judges with their well-rehearsed excerpts.
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At the recent Church Schools' Conference, Judge Mike Crosbie expressed the hope that all New Zealand students would leave school "socially and emotionally at ease." And this is our ultimate goal at McGlashan.
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What might a day in the life of an English Student look like at John McGlashan College?
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Year 8 and 9 students proudly present the fabulous findings of their intriguing investigations.
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The biggest sporting exchange in John McGlashan's history went off without a hitch. Over 200 athletes from each school competed over two days
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We recently had Open Night and Open Afternoon here at the college and parents who attended were very impressed.
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Yr 11 students and their parents are invited to an information evening next Thursday to hear about the opportunities and challenges that the IB Diploma at McGlashan can offer.
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One year ago it was confirmed by esteemed New Zealand Playwright, Roger Hall, that New Zealand Theatre Month would be acknowledged for the first time in September of 2018. The aim of New Zealand Theatre Month is to ‘celebrate and elevate’ New Zealand theatre and make New Zealanders aware of and appreciate the range and diversity of New Zealand works.
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There were blue sunny skies at Shark Park for our Year 7 and 8 boys, but it sure was chilly.
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Exam fees for all domestic students sitting NCEA this year are set at $76.70 incl per student. This will be charged to term 3 accounts.
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Boys were carving and shredding at Treble Cone, attaining great heights in the process.
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Members of the McGlashan Fencing Club performed a demonstration in assembly recently, showcasing a few of the aspects of their chosen sport.
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Some might say it is a little unfair to suggest that the Year 13 debaters turned up to a fencing match with a wet baguette.
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Can you imagine how much less guilt, stress, and frustration you would feel if you could somehow just make yourself do the things you don’t want to do when you are actually supposed to do them? Not to mention how much happier and more effective you would be?
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The Town Belt Kaitiaki student leadership team from John McGlashan has put in motion the next phase of predator control within the Dunedin Town Belt.
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