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King's Week #1086 - 13th March 2020

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Academic Blues

by Jo Harford

The last two Fridays we have awarded 33 Year 13 students an Academic Blue for achieving overall Excellence in Level 2 NCEA. Congratulations to you all, fantastic effort!

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From left; Anh, Mahonri, Emmanuel

Leadership roles announced

by Jo Harford

At Monday's assembly we celebrated the contribution three students have made in their specific fields and awarded them with a Leadership badge.

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Narayan Shastri leads his peers.

by Jo Harford + Mrs Shastri

Narayan Shastri has been elected by his peers as the Chairperson for Dunedin Youth council. This group elects a group of young people every year aged between 13 and 18 who are passionate about working on initiatives to help the community in Dunedin.

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Volleyball South Island Secondary Schools

by Dave Conrad

After last week’s successful exchange against Shirley Boys' High School - the top Christchurch School - King's travelled to Christchurch to compete in the SISS Mainland Volleyball Champs.

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Introducing: our new Librarian Miss Harrex

by Miss Harrex

I am Miss Harrex, the new librarian for 2020. I’ve been living locally, for most of the last 20 years. When I’m not at work or reading, I love cooking for dinner parties – I’ve even done one with a literary theme – I also love spending time with my family, including my son who is an avid reader himself.

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Introducing: Careers Advisor Mrs Campbell

by Jo Harford

Mrs Rachel Campbell is now the Careers Advisor at King's. Mrs Campbell joined King's in 2019 as a Teacher Aide and is enjoying her new role at the school.

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Cross-Country sees students run/sprint/jog for House points

by Bradley Scott

George Bates took out the top prize at this year's school cross country event. However, it was Stuart who won the event overall. House points as they stand at the moment after three events = Tudor 75, Stuart 70, Windsor 60, Hanover 45.

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Music on the Mound

by Jo Harford

In the first of our "music on the mound" live sessions, Gregor Clarkson entertained the lunchtime crowds with a great set of originals and covers. Thanks to Gregor and to Mr Harington who made sure it all ran smoothly - we look forward to many more live sessions throughout the year!

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Touch Term 1, Week 7

by Dan Koni

See below for results from Touch this week.

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Covid 19 Prevention

by Ministry of Health

The preventative measures the Ministry of Health is encouraging schools to practice are those of good hygiene.

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Otago Peninsula Community Board (Scholarships)

by Darin Smith

The Otago Peninsula Community Board would like students to be aware that they offer two Scholarships to the value of $300 to go towards participating in a leadership programme of their choice.

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Proposed changes to the St.Kilda Bus Route

by DCC

Please be aware that the Otago Regional Council are proposing changes to the bus routes in St.Kilda.

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