Game King's pupils sing for their supper
Ordering lunch while singing in full operatic voice is not an easy thing to do - especially when you are surrounded by fellow pupils at the school canteen.
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King's High School junior prizegiving
King's High School junior prizegiving
King's High School held its junior prizegiving recently.
King's High School junior prizes
King's High School junior prizes
King's High School held its junior prizegiving this week.
Fellowship bolt from blue for Reddiex
Fellowship bolt from blue for Reddiex
King's High School principal Dan Reddiex is the only secondary school principal in New Zealand to this year receive a Woolf Fisher Fellowship for educational excellence in teaching.
King's High School senior prizes
King's High School senior prizes
The King's High School senior prizegiving was held recently.
Auditorium too small for King's prizegiving
Auditorium too small for King's prizegiving
Staff organising this year's King's High School prizegivings have been forced to relocate the ceremonies from the school's performing arts centre to the Regent Theatre in the Octagon.
Pupil support for Nepal book plan
Pupil support for Nepal book plan
A King's High School chemistry teacher is preparing for his return to Nepal as a volunteer teacher by raising funds to buy books for Nepalese children, and practising the pronunciation of important Nepalese words.
From cheese rolls to Shakespeare
From cheese rolls to Shakespeare
The ''trauma'' of selling hundreds of raffle tickets and making thousands of cheese rolls will be little more than a distant memory for 23 King's High School pupils as they board a flight for London today.
Rhyme time
Rhyme time
My teacher He says Rhyming is Bad A speeding rainbow of nations
Another place to renovate
Another place to renovate
The silver Ford Spectron pulled up in the driveway of the khaki green cottage.
Father and son work on a clutch of memories
Father and son work on a clutch of memories
Dad's sitting in the corner of the small couch, reading about historical places.
Skateboarder to hit rooftops
Skateboarder to hit rooftops
The best skateboarders in Dunedin will get technical on the rooftop of Northland Mall in Christchurch today.
Past pupils join honoured dozen
Past pupils join honoured dozen
Three distinguished past pupils of King's High School, in Dunedin, have been inducted into the school's "wall of fame".
Rugby: Otago Boys' rewrites records with 79-6 win over King's
Rugby: Otago Boys' rewrites records with 79-6 win over King's
It was a record-breaking day for Otago Boys' High School at the Forsyth Barr Stadium yesterday.
Riding high on mountain bikes
Riding high on mountain bikes
They admit to being fierce competitors, and in a sport where seconds can mean the difference between winning and losing, that competitive streak can be crucial.
Advice for pupils from Olympian
Advice for pupils from Olympian
It's raining, it's cold, it's dark, you're in pain and you don't want to be there, but it's how you deal with those difficult moments that really counts, Olympian Bruce Kendall says.
The first race lingers longest
The first race lingers longest
The chemical smell of chlorine rises to greet me as I walk into the pool complex.
Could you tell my family that...
Could you tell my family that...
I gazed out upon the grassy field, which was now a muddy mess.
All flesh is grass
All flesh is grass
King's High School year 13 pupil Thomas Newton's painting Animals: Prey and Predators is an acrylic and Indian-ink image of the food chain.
Poem: A rotting host of living dead
Poem: A rotting host of living dead
Most of us know the first lines of poet William Wordsworth's Daffodils. And some of us are probably familiar with the recent phenomenon of turning classic works of literature into mash-ups. This is King's High School year 12 pupil Reuben Hilder's Daffodils: zombie mash-up.