Having all students and staff back on site yesterday made school feel like our school again. All of us were excited to see each other and to be able to have those face-to-face conversations. Around the school, the classrooms were back to their usual hive of activity; everyone glad to be here and definitely happy to be with their friends. The picture above shows the on-going game of 4-square which resumed as if we had never been away.

Next week is Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori and once again Queen's High School will be taking part in the Māori Language Moment.

Here are more lockdown creations by our Food Tech students. We also have our own Instagram page. Follow "queensfoodcreations" to see what wonderful things we have created in the kitchen.

It’s that time of year already! Time for students/ākonga in Years 10, 11 and 12 to begin selecting the subjects that will make up their course of study for 2022!

Change of date. This event will now be Wednesday 27 October.

Are you passionate about the well-being of youth in our city? Do you want to broaden your social circle and meet like-minded people? The Dunedin Youth Council are recruiting new representatives for 2022!!!

All BOT Student Elections are paused until further notice from the Ministry of Education and NZSTA.

It is with much sadness that the House and Garden Fundraiser will be postponed until 2022. Thanks to those people that have bought their tickets already, these will be carried forward to 2022. We will keep you informed of the new date.

Thank you to everyone that has ordered Cheese Rolls for the PSTA Fundraiser, unfortunately this was postponed due to Covid restrictions. The new date for Cheese roll making is Saturday 30 October. All help with this will be greatly appreciated as the money raised will benefit all students here at Queen's. Orders will be ready to be picked up on Saturday 30 October from 2pm.