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Thirty-six Year 7 & 8 students participated in badminton, hockey, netball and volleyball attended the Canterbury Intermediate and Middle Schools Invitation (CAIMS) tournament in Christchurch from 15 - 17 September. The majority of students made the long b

Congratulation to Eulalia Terra Theodoro for winning first place in the Year 9 and 10 Isolation Poetry Competition (Term 3) which was open to Southland students years 1-10. The competition celebrated International Literacy Day, and students wrote a poem a

At the end of Term 3 a group of senior students who learn French from James Hargest and Southland Girls’ High went to Akaroa to experience some French culture. During the two days there, the group visited the Giant’s House, the local museum, a cheese

On 15 September, the school launched the latest edition of its creative writing and art magazine Interrobang. Student writers performed their work, the magazine was on sale, and novelist Lynley Dear gave an informative lecture on her own work and what dri

Southland Secondary Schools debating Competition held at JHC on September 6. We hosted the competition at JHC and the uni student debaters travelled from Dunedin to adjudicate. It was a tremendously successful competition with our school taking three of t

Four James Hargest teams competed in the Readers Cup competition at the Ascot Hotel on the 24th of August. In Readers Cup, teams of students read five books and answer questions about them. Once again, our teams competed well and took out 2nd, 3rd and 5th

Well done to The Terrace, a four-piece Year 11 Band comprised of Ailin Pekar, Aiden Hosie, Blake Humphrey, and Jackson Jones (all Year 11) who have just been selected as finalists in the national Play It Strange Who Loves Who NZ Music Covers Competition.

Chess players at James Hargest College have had plenty of success in the last month...

The results from the Taieri College Exchange are...

The four classes that have been in Art for the latest module have had the opportunity to take part in painting two panels that will form part of the artwall that will go up around the CBD redevelopment in the central city.