Year 9 students should not bring their devices until they are scheduled for their BYOD orientation lesson as per a timetable to be published in late January. Orientation will take…
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Congratulations to our Head Girl and Head Boy for 2021: Hana Hilson and Marcus Savelio, who are joined by deputies Tali Afele, William Bell-Purchas, Edie Ancell and Maria Boow in…
In pool play of Day 1 for the U15 Boys they faced Whangarei Boys (w 29 – 0), St Pauls College (L 5 – 22), St Johns College, Hamilton (L 5 – 22) and Palmerston Boys High School ( L 31 – 10).
On day three of the Condor 7’s National tournament the U15 girls’ played their pool round against Avondale College (w 26 – 15), Wesley College (w 28 – 7), Sacred Heart Girls’ College (w 19 – 12) and Long Bay College (w 32 – 5).
The Condor 7s, the National 7s four-day competition is being played out at King’s College. The Open Boys team pool games were against Whanganui Collegiate (d 26 – 26), Westlake Boys High School (w 24 – 19), Wesley College (w 36 – 7) and St Patricks Silverstream (w 24 – 21).
The Condor 7s are being played out at King’s College this year with Day 1 pool play featuring both the Open Boys and Open Girls draw. MAGS Girls faced Southland Girls (w 33 – 10),Hamilton Girls (w 24 – 21) and New Plymouth Girls High School (w 24 – 12.)
Mount Albert Grammar School is closed for the summer holidays. Main Reception: Closed and will open again on Thursday, 28 January, 2021. Finance Office: Closed and will open again…
Headmaster Mr Patrick Drumm with the 2020 Junior Boys Dux Oliver Tang and Junior Girls Dux Heather Smith. Prizegivings split over two days for Year 9s and 10s effectively wrapped...
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There was intense competition mixed with great sportsmanship as the 2020 Junior School Inter-Form Class Competition wrapped up on Finals Day as students competed to win prizes of pizza lunches...
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This was the one that got away. Set in the picturesque grounds of Kings College MAGS batted first making 109 in their 20 overs. Kings took to the field and made 110 in their 19th over with 7 wickets down.