Debating: News Stories, Persuasive Speeches and a Debate App
The debating group have been running debates, presenting news stories, and trying out a debate app built by Mr McFadyen.
The debating group have been running debates, presenting news stories, and trying out a debate app built by Mr McFadyen.
Embroidery students have started their own patches, from bagpipes and a cricket ball to a lime and a firefly.
The debating group have been studying persuasive language, writing and filming news reports, and preparing for an inter-school debating event.
Visual Art students are designing cultural mosaics on MDF surfboards or circles, starting with research, tool safety and concept sketches.
Embroidery students are designing a badge or patch on the Citizens of the World theme, starting with the Bayeux Tapestry and three basic stitches.
In the last week of Term 3, students turned cardboard boxes bound for recycling into suncatchers, from star mobiles and crowns to turtles.
Eight Band Quest students have turned eight songs into one mega-mix, rehearsing through lunchtimes and after school ahead of the College Expo.
Students are working on individual watercolour pieces in the seminar room, choosing their best work for the College Expo on 18 September.
The Lincoln Road music programme has run at capacity this term. Term 4 places are open to Year 7 and 8 families now.
Art students visited Tipping Point on 11 and 13 August to see how rubbish is sorted, and chose plastics to build into their 3D sculptures.
Every Visual Arts class at Lincoln Road is working on the theme of Sustainability, collecting plastic to build animals of the ocean, the rainforest and New Zealand native forests.
Three Year 9 and 10 students represented the College at the 2026 Auckland Schools Debating Junior Championships, our first formal competition.
A ten-week programme covering ensemble work, voice, movement, mime and improvisation, finishing the term with a Performance Showcase.
Students will devise and perform an original production combining acting, choreographed movement and ensemble singing around a single message.
Year 7 and 8 are studying the geometric sculptures of Gregor Kregar, who builds complex three-dimensional work from a single equilateral triangle.
Year 7 and 8 staged their own production at the Expo. For many, their first time learning a script and taking the stage.
Music is coming to the school music room. From Term 3, Year 7 and 8 students can take music lessons onsite with We Are LOUD, a West Auckland studio that teaches modern, playing-based music. Lessons run during school hours, so learning happens at school without...
A term of drawing, painting and clay went on show at the Expo, from a striking dragon-eye painting to a table of ceramic pieces.
Twelve students turned 20-litre buckets and upcycled fabric into custom drums, then found the groove together in a two-day workshop.
An influx of new dancers has been learning hip-hop, salsa, and Pasifika techniques while choreography begins for the Creative Arts showcase.
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