St Hildas Collegiate School

St Hilda's Collegiate School prizes

St Hilda's Collegiate School prizes

St Hilda's Collegiate School held its prizegiving this week.

This McDonald is a burger Queen

This McDonald is a burger Queen

Is there something in a name? Kate McDonald doesn't think so, despite winning a New Zealand burger-making competition.

Hearty cheer for St Hilda's canteen fare

Hearty cheer for St Hilda's canteen fare

Having a "food conscience" helped secure a Dunedin school canteen a certificate of approval from the Heart Foundation.

Swimming: Four more Otago records for Ruske

Aleisha Ruske (Neptune) cannot help herself. She just keeps breaking records.

She broke four Otago girls aged 12 and 13 records at the provincial championships and added five more in Wellington last week.

Pupil drift a roll cap rise concern

Pupil drift a roll cap rise concern

A change in roll caps allowing more pupils to attend two integrated secondary schools in Dunedin has left some state schools concerned about a drift of pupils away from their classrooms.

St Hilda's Collegiate prizes

St Hilda's Collegiate prizes

St Hilda's Collegiate held its prizegiving recently.

A year as au pair under the Catalan sun

A year as au pair under the Catalan sun

Last year, Arrowtown teenager Bella MacDonald was a seventh former at St Hilda's Collegiate School pondering her future. This year, she's still pondering but has been working as an au pair in Barcelona. She writes about her experiences exclusively for the Queenstown Times.

Cupcake sales portion boosts charity

Cupcake sales portion boosts charity

St Hilda's Collegiate School pupils are hoping to take Feel Good Cupcakes city-wide.

Teens' community focus, sense of adventure, rewarded

Teens' community focus, sense of adventure, rewarded

Fifty-two teenagers were rewarded on Saturday for their volunteer work, community focus and sense of adventure.

Supply trip to Fijian orphanage

Supply trip to Fijian orphanage

A dozen pupils from St Hilda's Collegiate in Dunedin hope to make the lives of about 20 children at a Fijian orphanage in Nadi a little more comfortable by taking them 300kg of supplies.

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