Large numbers of students are enjoying their winter sports from the social through to the much more competitive.

Karaoke Week was a wonderful way to end Term 2.

Logan Park had some stand out groups in the Otago Chamber Music competition in July.

“Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue. But if you mouth it, as many of your players do, I had as lief the town crier spoke my lines. Nor do not saw the air too much with your hand thus, but use all gently…”

Our Open Day for Year 8 and prospective students and whanau will be held on Sunday 1 August, at 11am.

We enjoyed the new Game Show format as a House Group competition in June.

Thanks to two of our senior Kapa Haka leaders, Tui Kaitai-Martin and Abigail Real.

Congratulations to our choir who performed in the Big Sing in June.

We have worked hard to update our uniform over the past year.

Year 11 student Maia Penhey represented our kura in Ngā Manu Kōrero speech competitions in June.

Congratulations to our bands who got through to the Rockquest finals.

In Term Two Logan Park had one competitor each in the Dunedin-Otaru Sister City Society Japanese Speech Competition and the NZAJLT Trivia Quiz.

Logan Park High School is incredibly proud of our supportive and diverse community.

Congratulations to our champion chess team again.

Congratulations to Ella Verberne and Ava Reid

On Friday the second of July, Logan Park held its first ever Makers Club Market.

On a superb Dunedin winter's day over a hundred Logan Park students competed in Badminton, Basketball, Curling, Hockey, Football and Netball against rival Dunedin Co-Ed schools. Those playing outside enjoyed the sun after snow earlier in the week.

The team had a great first half of the season.

During Semester One Hard Materials students worked on developing fabulous skills in the workshop and enjoyed the addition of our new laser cutter allowing design embellishment with ease and accuracy.

We have several property projects currently underway.

Congratulations to accomplished public speaker Olivia Goldsmith.

On Wednesday the 30th of June, our senior French and Korean classes spent an afternoon cooking and tasting delicious dishes from these two cultures.

Once again a number of our creative students performed in the Mid-Winter Carnival in June

Congratulations to Oe Hayward who continues to impress in the bagpiping scene.

Library week in June this year was a Murder Mystery event.

Thanks to Ben Connolly who organised our Food Bank collection in June.