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Interim Manager Transport Doug Rodgers says the ORC is again funding the free buses so passengers can get to and from the Ōtākou Marae on the Peninsula on Waitangi Day; Monday, 6 February. “Buses are free and the service is available for anyone who wants to attend the ceremony,” says Mr Rodgers. Buses will pick up from the regional bus stop at the Bus Hub in central Dunedin, then call at Bayfield Park, MacAndrew Bay and Portobello before dropping passengers at Tamatea Road. There will be four buses for morning departures to the Marae, stopping at a further three pick-up places, and later in the afternoon three buses will be used on the return to central Dunedin, also dropping off passengers at the same places.

Wednesday 8 February, 5.30pm - 7.30pm in the Whare, Te Owaina.

This is a reminder for students and whānau about some of the procedures around the school.

Students from Queen’s High School competed in two events at Westport over the weekend of 27th-29th January.

Graeme was co-opted onto the board in August 2020 and again in October 2022.

On January 22, Queen’s hosted a workshop for Open and international aerobics athletes from the Southern region. The workshop was run by Australian coach Lucy Goddard. What a fantastic way to start the year!

Game Dev Club is being run in our Digital Technology Room from week 3 of this term on a Thursday afternoon, from 3.30pm till 5pm. You can be a beginner or someone who already has some coding skills, all are welcome and catered for. If you have any questions you can see Ms White or email at krisw@queens.school.nz.

We are changing the way we cater to our students.

Thank you to all the above businesses for sponsoring our Skool Loop app. We really appreciate your support.

Please refrain from driving into the school grounds before and after school - these are busy times with all girls walking into and out of school. Please do not park on the yellow lines or the bus stops on the surrounding streets; this is becoming a real hazard especially on Surrey Street and compromises the safety of our girls. It would be great if you could drop the girls a block away from school to help with congestion. Please slow down around our school to 40kph.

Queen's High School has the Skool Loop app. Download it from the app Store.

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