From the Chair Tim Burfoot

MBC Policies and Procedures review cycle - SchoolDocs

This term we farewelled Debbie Cowlishaw Support Staff Administrator and Board Secretary who has been employed at MBC for 34 years.

As we come to the end of Term 3,one of our key Te Kura programmes can help education providers to support their NCEA ākonga (students) in Term 4.

Jim Wishart, a Geography Teacher from Rotorua loved his football.

There's nothing like a whole school House choir competition on the last day of term (and Mufti Day) to bring out the best in our boys, judged by Matua Robin Randall Head of Music....and the winning House was

Home-stay host families sought for one-term and longer stay international exchange students in 2023.

This generous scholarship is available only to Y9 & Y10 students. Application Forms and full details available from Ms Fiona Mark, International Administrator at MBC Front Office beginning of Term 4.

Over the last month and a half, several whānau classes from Wairau house have been involved in a community tree planting project as their house service activity.

Registrations by 10 October 2022

Marlborough East Coast Protection Group

The Beautiful Game!

Why Volunteers Are Important to Schools? Volunteers are an invaluable resource to our teachers and students.

Your views matter to us, we self-review our programmes relative to the curriculum.

We have noticed that this scam is gaining some traction here with our students at Marlborough Boys' College.

As we close in on the end of Term 3 it is only fitting that we look back on the last few weeks we have had.

I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge all the recipients of this year’s Cultural Prizegiving. What was obvious was the passion and enjoyment that many of our boys gain from being involved in their particular area of passion. The Arts are an essential part of living. We look forward to our Sports and Academic Prizegivings in Term 4.