2018 Term 3, Week 4.
Contains: Principal's Message; NZQA Fees & Financial Assistance; Whitford Village Bus Fare; Orion Trip; Japanese Food and Culture; Year 11 Business Studies Market Day; KBB Music Festival;English Enrichment Trip to MOTAT; Blood Drive; Sports - NZ Secondary Schools Judo Tournament, NZ U16 Rugby League, Fiji Basketball; Overseas Trips - Indonesia, France; Special Olympics; 'An Amazing Race' Geography Trip; Alum Hirzi Putra-Laksana; Breast Cancer; Family and Friends meeting for August "Options for 2019"; and Key DatesMORE
Alumn Neera Vasanthan, all for the crown
Former student of 蘑菇视频 College Neera Vasanthan still can't believe that she was invited to a Stiletto Camp after applying online for the auditions for Miss Universe New Zealand.MORE
Year 11 Business Studies Market Day
Business is Cool. As part of the Business students internal assessment, they had the opportunity to sell innovative products that were unavailable in the current market and purely made by themselves.MORE
Newsletter, Edition 5 JULY
2018 Term 2, Week 10.
Contains: Principal's Message; Uniform Shop Hours; MIT; Mind Labs Trips; Food & Technology; NZSS Business Case Competition; Hauora Week; Somerville Leadership Camp; Cultural Week; Botany's Night of Nations; Duke of Ed International Award; Art Gallery Trip; Japanese Trivia Night; CanTeen Fundraiser; Sports; Barista Course; Dental Visits; Family & Friends; and Key Dates.MORE
Microsoft takes alum Jackie Chan across the globe
Head Girl 2016 Jackie Chan is travelling across the globe as a Microsoft Student Partner (MSP). Jackie鈥檚 MSP journey started straight out of high school when a recruiter got her an MSP interview after she became a finalist in a game development competition in her last year. MORE
Success at Sheilah Winn Festival
Students Celine Dam and Hao Chen had great success following the Shakespeare鈥檚 Globe New Zealand 2018 National University of Otago Sheilah Winn Festival.MORE
Environmental Committee message “We use too much plastic”
While the message "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle" has been heavily promoted, we believe that inside this well-designed catchphrase, by far, the largest factor is: 鈥淩educe鈥�. Essentially, we use too much plastic.MORE
Students to Brave the Shave for Cancer
Four of our students are to shave their heads for Cancer. Olivia Kieser, Delores Crowe, Emily Moore and Sam Clark.MORE
Newsletter, Edition 4
2018 Term 2, Week 5.
Contains: Principal's Message; School Donations; Our Way "Do Your Best"; Student Achievents; Careers Department; Online Survey for AUT; Enrolments; 10 Day Development Voyage; Enviroschools; Spirit of NZ Trip; Street Dance NZ; Food and Hospitality Trip; Monetary Policy Challenge; Mapping Mangroves; Golden Economics; Public Speaking Workshop; Young Women's Festival; Sports; Knitting/Crochet Charity Project; Casual Reader/Writers; Family and Friends; and Upcoming Key Dates.MORE
40hr Famine: Let’s make a difference for South Sudanese children in Uganda
From Friday 8 to Sunday 10 June, students of BDSC will have a chance to stand united with the children of South Sudan. MORE