King's students performed well at the recent Junior NZ Robocup competition.

This year David Jenkins and I had the privilege of working with the Pasifika boys and their tutors to prepare them for Polyfest. 

Combine over 300 delegates, from more than 30 different economies, all suffering from a lack of sleep, in tropical temperatures and an overwhelming need to escape the boredom of inane dialogue sessions; and you have an incredible experience.

Callum Steele-MacIntosh was voted in to the position of Student Representative on the Board of Trustees.

Year 10 Geographers Jake Remon, Sam Standring and Oscar Robinson presented their research findings to the Otago Regional Council on the natural hazards of South Dunedin. The presentation was followed by an extensive question time in which the boys answered a number of probing questions into the future of this part of the city.  

This Wednesday come along and see an amazing display of 'raw' talent from King's pupils along with presentations from esteemed Arts Laureates; Barry Cleavin (Internationally acclaimed printmaker) Playwright and alumnus Hone Kouka, and Robert Scott (The Clean and The Bats). The Clean are going to be inducted into the Hall of Fame at next week's Apra Silver Scroll Awards.

Go Bus wishes to advise that as from the end of Term 3, 2017, it will be discontinuing a number of school bus routes in Dunedin.

Important notices regarding sport are below.

Scholarships are available from the Dunedin RSA Welfare Trust for 2018.

Entertainment Books offer you so many vouchers from Supercheap Auto, Ezibuy, Barbers, Cafes, Restaurants or a night away, along with much, much more.