The student council would like to thank the Queen's community for the support of the annual Octacan can drive this week. As a school we collected 650 cans in total, a massive effort for a school of 400.

Everyone is scared of something, whether that's the dark, heights, small places, spiders or failure etc. Fear is something everyone has. The block between fear and the feeling of freedom is your comfort zone.

Seventeen Year 10 students spent three days immersed in the world of business. The Otago Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Young Enterprise Scheme (YES), hosted the event at the University of Otago’s Business School this week.

This week we had the Key to Life Charitable Trust (founded by Mike King) "I Am Hope" group come and talk to the Year 9 and 10 students.

In the last few months, the three of us have been attending a residential science extension programme at the New Zealand Marine Study Centre.

Christchurch based outdoor and adventure clothing manufacturing company Earth, Sea, Sky has a sewing room/ factory in Dunedin, in which they manufacture a range of outdoor and fashion clothing.

“Respect the training. Honour the commitment. Cherish the results.”

The King's v Queen's Prefect Challenge was close, but a win of 16-12 to King's this time! Better luck to the prefects when they take on the staff team next week.

Skill Net is a website designed to help people in Aotearoa New Zealand discover new job opportunities based on the skills they already have from existing or previous employment.

Challenging truths about the online world that our tamariki are exposed to.

Wednesday 4 August, 6.30pm

The PSTA are holding a Cheese Roll Fundraiser this month.