I write this on my first day of isolation as a household contact, which gives me a totally new perspective on the whole COVID-19 thing!

Enrolments for Year 9 2023 are now open. Applications close on Friday 8 July at midday.

On May 11th, the Geography and Tourism Year 12 students set off to Aoraki Mount Cook. For many students, this was their first time being on a trip away and going to a national park.

“What an amazing opportunity for Kylie and we are very proud of her achievement in winning this award.

Hagley Pre-Health has got off to a great start this year despite navigating multiple COVID related obstacles and other changes within the programme.

On the 18th of May the Ministry of Education held an event at Tūranga honouring Emerging Ethnic Leaders in high schools across Ōtautahi.

Noa’ia! This was definitely a special week for our Pasifika Aiga.

These awards are a collaborative initiative between the Fashion School and the Whānau, which will culminate in a Fashion Awards Show at Hagley on July 8th, the last day of Term 2.

On Wednesday, 18 May 2022, teacher Tara and all CE1 students drove from Champion St to Riccarton Bush.

Namrud is one of Hagley's Bilingual Liaison Support workers.

We would like to extend a warm welcome to some of our new staff at Te Puna Wai o Waipapa / Hagley College.

Adult Community Education (ACE) courses are offered for former refugee and migrant learners at Hagley.

Hagley Theatre Company (HTC) does not shy away from the big subjects.

Hagley Dance Project 2022 had their very first outdoor Dance showings of “Insitu” on the last week of Term 1, on Wednesday 13th April.

Each year we have the head of acting from UNITEC and Toi Whakaari come down and run two day workshops.

It is with sadness that I write to inform the school community of the recent passing of Neville Forsythe, a fine musician and highly respected, long-serving member of the Hagley staff.

Term 2 Junior College Reports are available on the Parent Portal now. Senior Subject Feedback comments will be added by teachers anytime during Term 2 and Term 3.

For those thinking of studying at tertiary level in 2023 we have a number of programmes with a Semester 2 intake coming up:

Bike theft is on the rise in Christchurch with an average of 4 bikes reported stolen to Police every day.