The Minister wanted to hear of the challenges Hagley students and their families from culturally and linguistically diverse communities have faced over the last three months and continue to face after 15 March.

Year 12 student Charlotte James wins Crimson Education's Te Ara a Kupe Beaton Award.

New Zealand’s first multicultural hub is a step closer to becoming a reality after a bid to secure elusive funding was approved by the Christchurch City Council.

2019 has seen a number of changes in processes at Hagley College - have your say about what you like/don't like.

Downhill skateboarder and Hagley College Year 10 student Finn Gray-Swann is succeeding on the international stage and we couldn’t be more proud of him!

We headed to Olympia Gymnasium for the Canterbury Secondary Schools Gymnastics Championships on the morning of June 18th.

In Term 1, Year 13 students have been working with Year 9 classes to support students get settled into Hagley, develop skills to get along with others and learn how to make connections.

The Music department had an eventful month in June.

Finn Hawkesby-Browne is a Year 12 student at Hagley, having started as a Year 9 student in 2016.

It is fantastic to see students engaging with the wellbeing modules that are on offer to Year 12 and 13 students. A number of our staff are joining in where they can too, which is awesome!

Friday 21st June saw the running of the annual school cross country. This year there was a new twist, with one of the Year 12 Sports Education classes planning and running the event.

Hagley teachers care, yes they do.

Come and visit the Hagley Careers Centre for more information on any of the following short courses, scholarships or university visits.

This year’s Eid Celebration at the Beehive paid special tribute to the support offered by New Zealanders, including the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, to the families and communities of those effected by the 15th March tragedy in Christchurch.

What do you do with your socks when they are too small? Cute-as sock monkeys are appearing around the school from one of the Kete Wana classes.

Following the March 15th attack the Preschool received many expressions of support and offers of help and donations to support whānau in the Preschool community.

Kaiako at Hagley Preschool are proud to announce that they are the successful recipients of a 2019 Teaching and Learning Innovation Project funded by the Ministry of Education.