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Leibniz Privatschule visit King's High School 2023

Teresa Robertson —

Leibniz Privatschule visiting 20-24 February 2023 — Image by: Jo Barnsdale

Over the past two weeks we have enjoyed welcoming the return of the Leibniz Privatschule (Private School) from Germany. It has been a tradition for several years that Leibniz visits King’s. We are pleased to have the largest group we’ve ever had visit us in 2023.

Leibniz Privatschule students visiting 27 Feb - 3rd Mar — Image by: Jo Barnsdale


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Along with Queen’s High School, we welcomed 23 boys and 12 girls in week one, and 21 boys and 16 girls in week two.

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Along with their three teachers the students engaged in an array of classes over the week. The teachers and students of King’s supported their participation in several practical learning opportunities such as Digital Technology.

Leibniz students at King's in a DVC class pictured with their concept work.  In the background are our fine Year 11 designers who supported this initiative by sharing their ideas click to continue reading... — Image by: Andrew Bowen

Food and Nutrition 

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Chemistry, Hard Materials Technology

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Football Performance, Touch and Rugby skills

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Isaac Hensman, Matu Pene and several students guided our visitors in the learning of the Haka. An experience the Leibniz students embraced well.

Visiting Leibniz Privatschule boys learning the Haka from King's He Waka Kōtuia students — Image by: Tess Robertson

While the Leibniz students are in New Zealand for one month we are the only school they visit on their journey. We are incredibly proud of our long standing relationship with the teachers and students at the Leibniz Private School from Germany and look forward to ongoing visits.

Leibniz students with our Head Boy, Massimo Pezzuto and School Prefects — Image by: Tess Robertson

A special thanks goes out to the students at King’s for their chaperoning around the school, especially Richie Diamond, Max Poeschel, Quinten Holland and Huib Broek to name a few and of course this would not be possible without our teachers. Their endless enthusiasm in hosting our guests talking about and sharing some of the wonderful learning opportunities available to the students at King’s. Thank you.