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st hildas collegiate school
Dunedin
June 13
49 young ensembles compete or places at national finals
Young Dunedin musicians have been tuning up for the chance to hit a high note.
Dunedin
March 20
Western Front beckons
Sometimes history can be just words on a page.
News
October 29
Weightlifters renew school friendship
They were mates at Heriot Primary School, parted company, and renewed their friendship as boarders at St Hilda's Collegiate.
News
October 22
Journey through time to an amazing land
1844: a young boy by the name of Jenkins, the son of a penurious fisherman, gingerly made his way down towards the river.
News
October 22
Two worlds: out and about in Paris
A dark blanket lurks, closing in on the edges of the twinkling city, while the bustle and chatter, buoyant, rises unafraid, to meet it.
News
October 22
She Knows
It's faster to walk
Dunedin
October 14
St Hilda's buys million-dollar house
The St Hilda's Collegiate School Board of Proprietors has bought a historic Heriot Row property to expand the school's premises, but as yet, it has not been decided what it will be used for.
Dunedin
August 21
Dunedin's pupils top Australasian contest
Dunedin pupils have fared well in an Australasian education competition, with St Hilda's Collegiate School winning the top school and a Columba College pupil winning the top individual award.
Dunedin
September 7
St Hilda's making more room for boarders
Tolcarne House manager Reany Rust views progress on the extension to St Hilda's Collegiate School's Tolcarne boarding residence. The new facility will include an independent living module for year 13 pupils and a supervisor's flat. Construction is expected to be completed in December, and the residence is expected to be ready for use at the start of term one next year.
News
May 29
Crowned NZ barrel champion
Rodeo is not a sport offered pupils at St Hilda's Collegiate School. It is doubtful if it is encouraged at any girls school in New Zealand.
Dunedin
December 11
Close shave for brave St Hildas fundraiser
"Let's do this." Those were Lily Borren's final words before she handed herself over to two hairdressers during a special school assembly yesterday.
Sport
December 11
Athletics: Greene looks set to go distance
Rebekah Greene (St Hildas) will start as favourite to win the junior girls 1500m and 3000m double at the New Zealand secondary schools championships at Timaru next month.
Sport
December 11
Athletics: Greene measures up across Tasman
Rebekah Greene (Hill City), the find of New Zealand junior women's middle-distance running this summer, has proved she can foot it on the other side of the Tasman as well.
News
December 11
Athletics: Kaikorai Valley to fore in road race
Cameron McNoe, of Kaikorai Valley College, reaped the benefits of his two-hour training runs when he won the Otago secondary schools road race in Dunedin yesterday.
Dunedin
December 11
St Hilda's Collegiate School prizes
St Hilda's Collegiate School held its prizegiving this week.
Dunedin
October 6
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.
Dunedin
April 1
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.
Sport
March 8
Swimming: Four more Otago records for Ruske
News
February 25
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.
News
December 20
St Hilda's Collegiate prizes
St Hilda's Collegiate held its prizegiving recently.
Queenstown
September 19
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.
Business
September 7
Cupcake sales portion boosts charity
St Hilda's Collegiate School pupils are hoping to take Feel Good Cupcakes city-wide.
Dunedin
August 18
Teens' community focus, sense of adventure, rewarded
Fifty-two teenagers were rewarded on Saturday for their volunteer work, community focus and sense of adventure.
Dunedin
July 30
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.
Sport
July 25
Hockey: Sterling defence from St Hilda's feature of 1-1 draw with Momona
St. Hilda's and Momona A battled out a 1-1 draw in premier women's hockey at the weekend.
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