Kia ora koutou. Talofa. Kia Orana. Malo e lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa atu. Namaste and Kumusta. Greetings to the Linwood Community.

The 2020 Rangers Crew biked, ran and kayaked from one side of the South Island to the other.

Kia ora, and warm greetings from Waiporoporo house.

Kia ora, and warm greetings from Kākāriki house.

Introduction to the Kōwhai Whānau.

Talofa lava, greetings from Karaka house.

Integrated Studies with our Year 9 and 10 ākonga is well and truly underway. Students attend classes with other members of their House in a blended curriculum.

On Monday the 10th of February the Year 12 physics class visited the University of Canterbury

We are very fortunate to be able to appoint staff of such high calibre to our school all of them bringing something special to our community. We welcome them all to LCŌ.

This year the English Learning Area is running a series of writing competitions with exciting prizes up from grabs.

KiwiKaha is the first step of a journey that takes young people through Graeme Dingle Foundation programmes at different stages in their schooling.

Demolition continues across the Aldwins Road site to make room for the new build.

In early February our senior Drama class was asked by Top Dog Theatre to attend a dress rehearsal for their production of “Romeo and Juliet”.

Over the last summer break, this inspiring article appeared in The Press featuring LCŌ students Eileen Prasad, Tara Blackmore, Arnie Ferreras and Meghan Kerrin.

Linwood College has Black Fern, Grace Brooker coming in to take any interested girls through the skills required for rugby.