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Art is one of humanity’s oldest forms of communication, and to this day is one of the most effective ways of bringing people together. On Saturday 4 October, BDSC Enviroschools hosted our first ever Eco Art Competition. We had seventeen artists present their work during the exhibit in the Diversity Centre on Tui Rd, spotlighting six artists from our own school.MORE

Two students from Year 13 Chinese class participated in the Chinese Song Contest held by Confucius Institute at Victoria University of Wellington to showcase their talents. Congratulations to Candice Wang 13K6 and Nicole Ding 13J5 for winning the Creative Performance Award in the Secondary category.MORE

Students from Year 12 and 13 Chinese classes achieved outstanding results in the 16th New Zealand Chinese Calligraphy Competition, organised by the Confucius Institute at the University of Canterbury.MORE

At the end of Term 3, our Year 9 Chinese class was given the opportunity to learn about the Mid-Autumn festival and its celebratory food, the Mooncake. Our teacher, Laoshi Kuang, invited some mooncake experts to teach us about the Mid-Autumn festival. We learned the Chinese name of the festival and its pronunciation, the traditional story behind it, and how people in China celebrate it!MORE

On Wednesday 13 August, our Chinese teacher Mrs Kuang invited Mr Peng Wang to teach us how to make Dragon Beard Candy.MORE

Congratulations to all our students who were recognised with certificates and prizes at Year 12 Prizegiving on Wednesday 29 October.MORE

Congratulations to all our students who were recognised with certificates and prizes at Year 13 Prizegiving on Wednesday 29 October.MORE