We celebrated the United Nations Race Relations Day on 21 March with Special Assemblies

The Year 12 Level 2 Physical Education classes completed the Taieri leadership challenge in Term One.

Lauren Davey and Aedan Lehr competed in the SISS Duathlon in Oamaru in early March.

Our Year 10 classes attended camp in February, March and May this year.

It was dark, cold and raining in the morning when we gathered to take our bio trip to Warrington beach in March.

5 Year 12 females were selected for a leadership workshop at the university encouraging young women in leadership in March.

Year 11 and 12 Design and Visual Communication students went on a fieldtrip to visit the building site for the trades training centre at Te Pūkenga (Otago Polytechnic) in Term 1.

We appreciated meeting so many Yr 9 whanau at our afternoon tea in March

Our Kapa Haka Group number about 25 students ranging from year 9 to year 13. We have been revisiting our old songs as a baseline for our new students to learn how our group works together.

Well done to our Cricket team who won the Premier Reserve Grade in Term 1.

Logan Park was represented by 17 students at the Otago Secondary School Athletics championships in mid March.

Lydie Leurquin spoke to Social Studies classes in March. See the Otago Daily Times article below:

Year 12 and 13 Media Studies students were testing film equipment and editing software during Term One.

On Thursday 30th of April, a strong group of three riders headed up to a chilly Coronet Peak, to face the snow and take on the Skoda Secondary Schools MTB Champs.

As a Group (2/3) we decided to support our fundraising efforts through a non-uniform day for the cyclone victims on the North Island and organised a waffle event!

Our Debating teams continued to impress this year.

Year 9 students practiced and learnt different technologies this year in Digital.

The Learning and Support Class had a fantastic day out at Iconic Farms in Sawyers Bay in Term One.

Our social tennis players as well as our competitive teams had lots of fun in Term 1 playing this easily accessible sport.

Term One ended with Groups competing in Tug of Wars

Thanks to our PE / Sports departments for organising this end of term event

Year 13 Peer Mentors enjoyed meeting with Year 9 students during Term One

Thanks to everyone who got involved in our recent school clean up.

The Year 13 Geography class visited St Clair and Tomahawk beaches on Wednesday the 15th of March to assist in the data collection for an internal, regarding beach profiles, longitudinal drift and erosion.

Gideon and Isla Craigie both performed with the Mosgiel Brass Band, at the Otago Regional contest, in Roxburgh in April.

Thanks to Head Prefect Ethan Lambeth and his band of Easter helpers for the giant Easter Egg Hunt in April

Logan Park registered two junior teams for the Co Ed Rippa Rugby Tournament which was held in Summer Tournament week at the end of March.

It was an awesome first term of futsal for our girls teams at the Edgar Centre.

The Digital Design Technology classes worked really well in Term 1 this year.

Quite a few Logan Park students attended the climate action awareness protest in the Octagon on Friday the 3rd of March and expressed their worry about too many organisations as well as individuals not changing fast enough to make a difference to our warming planet.

The Learning and Support Class enjoyed a visit to Larnach's Castle in Term 1 where we learned about the early history of the Larnach family and the construction of the castle.

Congratulations to Claire Metcalfe, our Office Administrator who won $5,000 worth of vouchers for our school for The Warehouse Stationery

The LPHS Running Club started this year and we enjoyed running as a group.

In Korean culture, drinking tea is not just a simple act of consuming a beverage. It is an experience to enlighten and involve all your five senses.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Trade and Justice visited to consult with students on Human Rights for the UN Council