The international students who arrived half way through the year and are not sitting NCEA exams, along with some who could join for some non-exam days, participated in our international programme.

While Dunedin has had relatively settled weather this week the same cannot be said for Central Otago, which was the base for a number of our Year 10 camps.

Hi, I’m Carol Spalding. I am the new Student Finance Administrator.

It’s the time of year again when we have to think if our girls have the appropriate computer for the next schoolyear. You can check your options through our recommended retailers.

While the Year 10 students are on camp this week, the Year 9 students have been participating in a range of activities led by staff from across the school.

Some students from Year 12 and Year 13 voluntarily returned to school after their NCEA exams finished this week.

Junior Sports week was Monday 18 to Friday 22 November, and during the week students took part in 3x3 basketball, dodgeball, touch, volleyball, cricket and Ki O Rahi.

We are running low in uniform available to donate to those who need it.

Congratulations Shakirah Stephen in Year 10 Art!

During our Y9 ENDrich Programme, 9PTR participated in the trial of a three hour workshop delivered by the Youthline Otago Community Education Team.

The girls competed honourably at the Lake Dunstan Regatta over the weekend. The weather forecast was for windy conditions, but they had perfect rowing conditions for 90% of the races.