24 hours of learning in Dunedin

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Thu, 2 Apr 2009
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Dr John Holmes, Medical Officer of Health gives second year Physiotherapy student Emma Keast (19) a tuberculosis test, which is mandatory for all future health professionals. Photo by Linda Robertson. Jordin Taiawa and Kendyl Taiawa 'buddy reading' at Fairfield School, Dunedin. Photo by Oliver Compton. Children at Sacred Heart School, North East Valley, prepare a worm farm to improve their school vegetable garden. Photo by Jim Neilan. Tutor Justine Jackman with a student at Literacy Aotearoa in Moray Place. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Matilda Macandrew (10) arriving home in Dunedin after a school camp at Camp Iona in North Otago. Photo by Micky Waby. Otago Boys High School pupils walk under the school's memorial arch in Arthur St. Photo by Peter McIntosh. A student climbs the zigzag to Arana College in St David Street. Photo by Gerard O'Brien. Hemi Young (7), Nellie Young (6), Emma Millburn (6) and Sarah Millburn leave George Street Normal School after their Saturday Morning Music Classes guitar lesson. Photo by Linda Robertson. Nicole Carvelle & Melissa Lawless abseiling at Mihiwaka during an Otago Girls High School rock climbing camp. Photo by Luke Faed. Fundraising for education at the St Clair School fair. Photo by Barry Stewart. Benjamin Black (5) finishes at Wakari Primary for the day. He is accompanied by his mother Jo. On school patrol are Nic Braughton (left, obscured) and India Lillis. Photo by Micky Waby. Shelly Johnson, Nicole Echkoff and Krystal Bedford make play dough as part of their Introduction to Early Childhood course at the Salvation Army Employment Plus Dunedin Centre. Photo by Jane Parker.
 
Images from the 24 hours in Otago photo project. Prints of ODT photos are available from Otago Images.

 

 

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