Another term has flown by and hopefully the world will be spinning back to normal soon.

A group of our Duke of Edinburgh’s Award students spent the majority of their final week of term tramping the Greenstone Caples circuit near Glenorchy.

This term at house meetings, the McIndoe Year 13 Leadership Team raised the issue of rubbish in the town belt around the school.

The 13ODR classes completed a one day tramp on Wednesday.

This term in Year 9 Art, we looked at German Expressionism, portraits and a form of relief print-making called a wood-cut.

One of our core values is Honour. To us that means honouring the past and creating positive futures. Something we often say in our school is to put your hand up to serve, not out to receive. This ANZAC Day would be a fine example of that value.

The Otago champs ran over the weekend, in which 2 OBHS teams (the blues and the whites) competed.

As you know the country is now in the Orange traffic light setting. This means we can run assemblies next term. We are looking forward to being able to gather as a full school community again.

The challenge was to write a short story of no more than 100 words.

Football South are considering holding an introduction to futsal coaching course next term.

From Year 9 your child can be seen by a private dentist, and yes, it’s still free until their 18th birthday.