Spending time to learn about crime
By Sarah Penny 12HSM 12 SOST On Wednesday week ago, the Year 12 Social studies cohort was lucky enough to be a part of a
By Sarah Penny 12HSM 12 SOST On Wednesday week ago, the Year 12 Social studies cohort was lucky enough to be a part of a
By Elizabeth Beaumont TIC Food Technology Many teachers have observed some of our students are engaged and thriving under the current system, enjoying taking responsibility
Yes, this really happened! Our Deputy Head Prefect, Darcy Frank, experienced something of a setback with her at-home learning when “Lockdown Lilah” shredded and ate
If you want to do more than just survive your bubble, the Attitude team is here to tell you how. We featured Part One of
Resources to help families support their teenagers with distance learning are now available on the Ministry of Eduction website including this information in the following
As we enter a new month, six weeks after we first went into lockdown, here are some great things to do each day to help
Our incredibly talented music students are working hard in their bubbles to keep up with their studies. Here’s what some of them have been up
Here’s something you might like to encourage your daughter to participate in: The KineticKiwi Competition. The KineticKiwi competition involves Year 5 to 13 students creating
ANZAC Day dawned to the sound of a trumpet in Jenny Howe’s neighbourhood. Jenny, a Year 10 student, played The Last Post at 6am on
SchoolTV – Checklist for Secondary Students The global pandemic is having a profound impact on our adolescents with many being forced to miss out on
