Two papers will be taught in person at Otago Corrections Facility next semester after a successful start to a ground-breaking pilot programme run with the University of Otago.
Recently our junior block underwent a transformation by way of a mural which depicts the journey from a seed to an albatross. We have four junior classes which enables us to have low...
Otago researchers are establishing a new longitudinal study which will track a group of New Zealand women and record what they eat through the course of their pregnancies.
A Dunedin MP whose son was forced to cover up a culturally significant tattoo has helped push through new uniform guidelines she hopes will stop the situation happening again.
For 2022’s year 13 pupils, their entire NCEA studies have been significantly affected. Southern issues reporter Daisy Hudson will follow three southern high schoolers through their final year at school, to hear first-hand how the pandemic has changed their lives.
We offer a broad and rich curriculum while continuing to provide a strong focus on Literacy and Numeracy. We are proud of the fantastic opportunities that we offer the children. Some of these are...
The Dunedin School of Ballet & Dance believe dance classes help develop confidence, musicality, self-discipline & posture. But more importantly, enjoyment. This philosophy works...
Situated within walking distance of the beach, wetlands, bush and river, a short commute from Dunedin, Waihola and Milton, Taieri Beach School is committed to growing a community of happy, creative...
This piece is inspired by the novel Refugee by Alan Gratz, with the task of writing from the perspective of a side character in the novel, observing the actions of the main characters. This piece...
John McGlashan College pupil Flook Chinsaswat’s work uses technical skills to evoke certain feelings and thoughts, specifically those of angst and fear.