The legacy of personal excellence in King’s students in the Scholarship Exams continues to grow. But it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that Scholarship is just another exam when in reality, is actually a competition. It’s a cut-throat competition which is entered by choice and a competition in which only 3% of eligible students gain the award known as Scholarship.

This year's Good Man Evening was a great event. Led by Mark Faed, 240 students and Fathers/significant males attended along with over 80 Year 12 and 13 students who volunteered to help run the activities and worked behind the scenes.

King's and Southland Boys' Cricket players showed their respect for those who had died in the Christchurch earthquakes before playing in Invercargill on Monday.

"Hauora - Feeling Good and Functioning Well”

King's High School is now recruiting for the 2021-22 rowing season, we love getting new rowers out on the water and into a supportive and dynamic team environment.

A student’s progress in regard to his application and effort is assessed by the Weekly Note system. All students receive a grade from ‘5’ (Merit referral) to a ‘1’ (failure to complete homework or referral from class) in each subject, every week. The following are indicators for the grades available in Weekly Notes.

All Year 13s must complete a Careers Interview, so feel free to book in an interview at a time that suits you. It is best to utilise your study period if at all possible.

See below for Touch results and upcoming events.

ID Cards for Seniors are now available to order from the Student Office, at a cost of $10.

...City Forests who donated $5,000 worth of firewood to King's sport this week.