On Wednesday the Learning Support group had a fundraiser for their school camp and to raise money for the Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust.

Last week was a time to celebrate success in sport for 2019.

A number of international studies have shown that some students suffer from a drop in their reading abilities over the summer holidays.

Year 10 camp is happening in the week 25th-29th November. Girls are in preparation mode for camp at the moment. Attached are the gear lists for the different camps. Please make sure students have the correct gear and if you can not get the gear please let the teacher in charge of the camp know.

On Tuesday 22nd October a team of girls from Learning Support participated in the Otago Secondary Schools Special Olympics Swimming Event held at Moana Pool. It was a great day with all of our girls receiving certificates. A big thank you to Samara and Shelley, our amazing teacher aides who supported me with managing the team and taking photos. It is always wonderful to see our girls involved in such events and the enthusiasm, commitment and team effort they put into these competitions.

Well done to our five novice rowers who had their first taste of competition on Sunday 20th October, with an indoor event on rowing machines.

On the 17th October, EmmaRose along side her other 10 team members from Mosgiel Meenan Dance Centre went up to Palmerston North to compete in the prestigious National Young Performer Awards.

Information about the end of the year and NCEA.

Unipol invite Queen’s High School students to ditch their phones and get into the real stuff with a $60 youth membership at Unipol Recreation Services this summer!

Are you aged between 5-18? Interested in keas, cubs, scouts or venturers? Keen to learn how to sail? Come along and find out what we get up too, grab a sausage, go for a boat ride and check us out! Sunday 3 November 11am – 3.00pm