If you're considering Hagley for Year 9 in 2019, don't miss our open night: 4:30pm or 5:30pm on 8th May. It's a great opportunity to meet us, find out about our unique school, learn about what we offer, as well as take a look around.

Developing the design brief for the 'new look' Hagley.

Smiles and laughter erupted from our students on the Wednesday before the Easter break as the Easter Bunny made its traditional delivery of Easter eggs to classes around the school.

This time last year five Hagley staff attended the inaugural Positive Education New Zealand Conference held at Christ’s College.

We’re developing our Annual Plan and we'd really like to know what our students, parents, caregivers and whānau think!

We are continuing our work on reviewing the curriculum - what we teach and how we teach it - at Years 9 and 10. While these junior levels are our main focus, it is likely that this review will lead to some changes also in Years 11-13 over time.

A new student to Hagley with talent, ambition and the work ethic to make it in competitive kayaking.

Following the Canterbury Secondary Athletics Champs held at Rawhiti Domain, we had a group of students selected for the South Island Championship in Timaru.

Late last year the outside walls of the Whānau Block were painted with a fantastic street art mural designed by Aimee Mahuta (Ngāti Mahuta), a kaiako of Physical Education and Health at our kura. Aimee worked with a small group of Māori students to spray paint the design in Term 4.

Sondra is new to Te Puna Wai o Waipapa in 2018. She is a new kaiako and has been well prepared for this position by completing a BA in Te Reo at Victoria University and her Masters of Teaching and Learning.

Hagley College issues reports and school information electronically wherever possible.

As well as eBooks, we now have access to 500+ Audiobooks through our school's Wheelers platform.

As the term winds to a close, things at The Open Stage have been ramping up with the recent sellout season of Scene+ taking place.

I caught up with two of Hagley’s new Year 9 students, Jaden Salkeld and Maurice Gillard, about their trip to Sumner last week where surfing and sand dunes were the activities of the day.

Hagley College is raising funds by selling Entertainment Books. Pre-order your 2018/2019 Entertainment Book or Digital Membership today!

A sunny Thursday afternoon in mid-March saw Anna Taylor and Jasmine Lambert accompany their Year 12 and 13 Gender Studies classes to the University of Canterbury.

The Insitu Project is an annual show held at Hagley College which explores spaces around the college campus rather than taking place in a conventional studio or theatre.

The Music Department has had a busy start to the year, with various groups involved in a variety of activities and events.