On the first overseas marketing trip for three years Mr Wayne Angus, Director of International Students, was delighted to meet two students from our partner school, Vajiravudh College, in Bangkok last...
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa. Good evening, and welcome to this special occasion in celebration of 2022.
Year 11 student Johnathon King won the Junior trophy at the Wanaka Clay Target Club last Sunday.
In preparation for the Vettori Shield competition in early December, our Premier Colts cricket team played in a one off 50 over white ball game at Christchurch Boys' on Monday.
Senior classes have finished for the year.
Last weekend Nicholas Sim took out the Double Rise, Points Score, awarded Highest Secondary School Shooter and won High Gun. Now he's over 18, there's no Junior section for him!
This coming Sunday, 20 November at 6.30pm in Hanover Hall, Hanover Street, the Alliance Francaise de Dunedin is presenting a Concert by the French Piano Duettists, the "DUO CZIFFRA".
The Form Time Cup competition came to an exciting conclusion on Monday at lunchtime.
Below you will find the link to view the photographs taken at senior prize giving.
McIndoe House congratulates it’s scholars and thanks it’s leaders.
Senior prize giving was held on Tuesday, 1 November at the Regent Theatre. It was a special occasion to celebrate the student's success throughout the year.
An excerpt from the Rector's prize giving speech, namely his address to the Year 13's.
This week we have celebrated the end of the 2022 academic year and farewelled our senior students.
There will be a Teacher Only Day on Monday, 21 November and the school will be closed for tuition.
We have been advised that a paid union meeting has been arranged by the PPTA for teachers on the afternoon of Monday, 28 November.
Congratulations to Year 12 student Harry Easton who has been elected as Student Representative on the School Board.
Well we’ve made it.
New Zealand’s first Te Awhi Rito Reading Ambassador, Ben Brown, woke up to the power of reading when the spine of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer hit him squarely in the head.
It was a privilege to take a team of 29 to the Otago Athletics Championships on Friday and Saturday held at the Caledonian ground.
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