Our Leaders 2013
V48 hours Film Hungry Zealots
V48 hours Film Hungry Zealots
The Services Academy training hard
The Services Academy training hard
Stage Challenge
Sports day
Sports day
Sailing club
Sailing club
International students at the LPHS Formal
International students at the LPHS Formal
International Homestay BBQ
International Homestay BBQ
Rosalind Manowitz Stage Challenge 2010
Rosalind Manowitz Stage Challenge 2010
Mount Cook trip
Surfing lesson
House day tug-of-war

Shihad film-maker and producer visits Logan Park

David White, film-maker and producer of one of the most anticipated films in New Zealand, "Shihad - Beautiful Machine," visited Year 13 Media students recently. Students appreciated his advice and sense of humour. "Keep making stuff, even if it's bad because it will get better."  His film will be in NZ cinemas from 17 May. Click to read the article published in the ODT about David's visit.

Young Blake Expedition to the Kermadecs

Year 13 student Rebecca Vella-King has been selected to join the inaugural Young Blake Expedition to the Kermadecs in August.   Rebecca is one of only 30 young leaders who have been given the opportunity to join the expedition, which is organised by The Sir Peter Blake Trust.  Rebecca will travel on board the HMNZS Canterbury to Raoul Island with a crew of subject experts, scientists, artists, educators, communicators and leaders.  The expedition will be led by Don Robertson who was a member of Sir Peter Blake's original Blakexpeditions crew.     

Success in Futsal

Logan Park was well-represented with nine teams participating in  the recent Inter-school Futsal Competition.   There were many closely fought games in all of the grades, with the Senior Boys and Senior Girls teams playing exceptionally well to finish in third place.  Congratulations! 

Inter-school Debating competition

Logan Park High School can be proud of the performance of the two teams who took part in the recent Russell MacVeagh inter-school debating competition for Otago Southland.  Our congratulations go in particular to Charlie Ruffman, who was named Most Promising Speaker and selected for the Otago Southland Regional Schools’ Debating Squad, and Connor Seddon, who was the only Year 11 student selected to speak in an extra round of debating for people being considered for the regional team.

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