Thursday 22 October from 8.50am in the Riley Centre. If your student was involved in a sports team or cultural group please ensure they are aware that photographs will be taken tomorrow. Click here to view the timetable. Sports students must bring their uniform or, if the uniform has already been returned to the Sports […]
In this first newsletter of the term, we include important dates, reminders about the Arts portfolios deadlines, news about school trips and our artist in residence, and we celebrate achievements in drama, science and underwater hockey.
Our final newsletter of the term is a bumper edition celebrating successes in fundraising, sport and writing, as well as information about Gateway and Trades Academy, and music lessons. Note the important dates for the start of Term 4.
This week’s Wrap-Up celebrates achievements in debating, science and football as well as sharing a flavour of learning from Technology, Drama, English and He Kākano. You can also read more about Wellington Trades Academy for Years 12 and 13 next year.
In this week’s news, you can read about the Junior and Senior Course Choices for 2021, wonderful achievements in sport, writing and debating — and a variety of news from around our kura this week.
This is a bumper edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up, covering Weeks 6 and 7. It includes Senior Exams, Creatives in Schools, Achievements in writing and Mathematics, and mask-making, to name a few. Enjoy!
We are delighted to share the success of former students who have graduated from Victoria University this year.
This week the wrap up contains important updates for Learning Conversations and Sports. We invite you to join Te Whānau a Taraika online, re-visit Blank Canvas 2020, follow the progress of Year 9 Royal’s election and celebrate Year 9 publishing success and alumni success in film.
This week’s Wrap Up includes information for our Future Focus Evening (Monday 17 August) and an update from College Sport Wellington. In addition we revisit Tuesday’s Election Panel that saw intense political debate in the Library and we celebrate wide-ranging achievements in film, debating and maths.
In this Wrap Up, Te Whānau a Taraika farewell Chair Tim Poi as he steps down, we visit Blank Canvas opening night and fund raise for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori. We look forward to International Week, and give you an update from the Careers Department. Not enough? We can add Breakfast Club, He Kākano, the Horticulture Trip to Palmerston North, the Year 10 and 11 Trade Fair, Hospitality and Food Tech students working with Kaibosh, Shakespeare Society, and Year 11 Jean Cleaver-Parris speaking at the National Library. And there is sport too: Badminton, Junior Boys Football and Cross Country not to mention the Outdoor Education Jumbo Circuit winter tramp. Its a Wrap Up that will leave you breathless.
