We enjoyed a fabulous Sports Day in April

Congratulations to our large team of Prefects covering a wide range of areas including sports, culture, arts, academic and wellbeing.

Logan Park teams had an exciting Year of Volleyball.

Congratulations to Shima Jack, Year 13 for her poetry successes

Congratulations to Laura Cowles who got to visit the Globe Theatre in London

The weathers Gods were not on our side for the early part of 2022.

Our first X1 completed a most successful season with only one loss in competition play against teams from Otago Boys and John Macglashan College in Term One.

Otago had a fantastic four days of petanque in March.

On a chilly Thursday the 7th of April, twelve Logan Park students dressed as witches, a rotten king, a couple of knights and various other Elizabethan types, could be seen in the car park helping Mr Hills to load awkward set pieces into the school van.

Marnie Brosnahan, Yr 12 was second in the Dunedin Area Finals in April.

Matua Tip Winiata and our kura hosted Dunedin Maori teachers in March.

The Jazz Band is finally up and running!

Shima Jack was selected for a Spirit of New Zealand voyage in Term 1. Her comments are below.

Congratulations to Adeleah Nukanuka Year 9 for winning a Ministry for Pacific Peoples Toloa STEAM Scholarship for 2022.

Water Polo had a great first term, with two teams entered. Individuals developed their game sense as players and as a team.

A new room and a new broom. Welcome to Mr Jenkins who joined the Technology Department this year and survived his first term with a smile.

Congratulations to our Logan Park team at the Virtual Triathlon in Term 1.

We welcomed a number of new staff to our team this year

One Friday in Term 1 our 9 French and Japanese classes worked as a language learning community and shared in small groups what they have learned so far.

Year 10 Food Technology classes worked hard during Term 1 on designing and trialling innovative food products to sell at a Market Day stall.