Year 13 student Emmanuel Keane took out first place in the 2022 Instrumental Scholarship Competition winning a $1,000 Scholarship towards music tuition costs.

One of King's three Year 9 teams came first in a very close contest; the winning team included Raymond Yang, Aidan Blakie, Finn Stanley and Rohan Savarimuthu.

School exams start Thursday 15th and run through to Wednesday 21st September.

Year 9 and Year 10 Polo Shirts have in recent years been upgraded.

Year 13 Leavers Gear can be ordered and purchased at the school office before Friday 9th September.

Introducing......Libby Evans

Nominations are open for the election of one student representative to the school board.

Thinking traps are patterns of thought – usually with a negative swing – which prevent us from seeing things as they really are. Otherwise known as cognitive distortions, thinking traps are often deeply ingrained in our psyche.

Thank you, Otago Regional Council.

Students can sign up to take part in the Instruments Jam, a fun and informal opportunity to play through several easy pieces with some of the NZSO musicians!

This year Lewis Wall created a company called The Student Hand. The business aims at matching students with local residents to do odd jobs.

Composting is a natural way of recycling that keeps food scraps out of landfill and returns their nutrients to the soil.

Thank you for your support.

Thanks to STELLAR for supporting King's Sport.