This photographic artwork by Dunstan High School year 13 pupil Phoebe Smith is part of a body of work which looks at our impact on the environment, and its fragile existence.
Tokomairiro High School Tokomairiro High School pupils donned house colours last Wednesday to compete in the athletics sports day.
It was up hill, down dale, for three John McGlashan College pupils as they mountain-biked about 430km from Karitane to Deep Cove, in Fiordland.
The little drummer boy was created to drum.
The Mount Aspiring College senior prizegiving was held recently. The prizewinners are. -
A place I hold dear is the desert.
Mount Aspiring College year 13 pupil Connor Moore interviews three experienced musicians about the music world, career pathways, good music and whether music is a realistic career for a young person.
Short story by Ella Cameron, Year 11, Queen's High School
Love of dance and music portrayed
Short story by Caitlin Sue, Year 11, Queen's High School
Short story by Veisinia Veikoso, Year 11, Queen's High School
The progression of race relations between Maori and Pakeha in Aotearoa since the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, 175 years ago, is the most motivating factor in the goal of achieving a more harmonious society.
On June 20, the international community celebrated World Refugee Day.
With every breath he rolls in, then out,
As usual, I wake up at 8am feeling so sleepy that I can barely open my eyes.
Autumn leaves swathe the earth, discarded from trees above, Remembering the mother oak, the lost embrace of love.
I wonder, will it ever stop snowing?
God of Nations at thy feet, in the bonds of love we meet, hear our voices we entreat, God defend our free land.
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Rubbish!
Dunstan High School