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Columba College

Columba College. A Tradition of Excellence. Dunedin. www.columbacollege.school.nz. Columba College is a day and boarding school for girls from Years 7 to 13 with a co-educational Primary Department. View of the assembly hall – one of the earliest buildings at the College.

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Columba College

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  1. Columba College A Tradition of Excellence. Dunedin www.columbacollege.school.nz

  2. Columba College is a day and boarding school for girls from Years 7 to 13 with a co-educational Primary Department.

  3. View of the assembly hall – one of the earliest buildings at the College.

  4. View from within the campus across to a classroom block completed in 1996.

  5. English, Social Studies, Geography, History, Classical Studies, French, German, Japanese, Mandarin, two Computer Laboratories and a Theatre are in this block.

  6. Courtyard view of the classroom block completed in 1996. This is a popular lunch area for girls in Years 9 and 10.

  7. Students move from classroom to classroom for each period. Background – view of new Sports Centre.

  8. Students in winter uniform.

  9. Private Music tuition is available at the College.

  10. The Senior Orchestra practising in the Theatre in Girton.

  11. Music extension programme at the University of Otago.

  12. Music outing to Julian Lloyd Webber’s concert in the Dunedin Town Hall.

  13. Winning Chamber Music group (Dunedin and Otago) with HOD Music and adjudicator.

  14. Emma Hutton 2008 Girdlers’ Scholar to Cambridge University

  15. Winners of the 2007 Otago Chamber Music Competition and National Finalists.

  16. View of the new Sports Centre completed at the beginning of 2006. It contains a full-size basketball/netball/volleyball court, four badminton courts, a fitness room, two changing rooms and two classrooms upstairs.

  17. Inside the new Sports Centre.

  18. View towards the upper-level classrooms and spectator gallery.

  19. Upstairs foyer in the Sports Centre.

  20. Sports Centre classroom.

  21. The other Sports Centre classroom

  22. Fitness Room in the Sports Centre.

  23. Fitness room in the new Sports Centre. The girl in the foreground is wearing the school tracksuit.

  24. Cross Trainer equipment.

  25. A literature quiz in the Sports Centre.

  26. I know the answer!

  27. A fun activity during 2006 Book Week.

  28. Latest property acquisition by the College (2006), being used as an Art Room.

  29. Lunch group in the school grounds. To the left is another classroom block completed in 1985.

  30. View towards the School Library on the left and a classroom block on the right. Science is the main subject taught in this block.

  31. Assembly hall on the left with another classroom block in the background. On the right is the Library.

  32. Morning assembly. There are three school assemblies each week with one of them taken by the School Chaplain.

  33. Younger students in the School Library.

  34. Another view of the Library.

  35. School Administration building.

  36. School Administration with view across to the Girton classroom block.

  37. Another view of the campus. The International Department is on the left in the brick classroom block in the foreground.

  38. The International Department where the Dean of International Students and the ESOL Tutors are based. The School Administration building is in the background (view of turret)

  39. Welcome to the International Department.

  40. A seminar room in the International Department.

  41. A Year 11 student at work on ESOL material.

  42. This is the most historic building at Columba College. It is called Bishopscourt. It is now the boarding residence for Years 11 to 13 boarders. The dining-room for all boarders is on the left.

  43. View of the main stairs in the senior boarding-house (Bishopscourt). The floor is made of imported Minton tiles which are original.

  44. Another view of the historic hall in the senior boarding residence.

  45. A sitting-room for senior boarders.

  46. The College dining-room being used to host a lunch for visiting students from our sister school in Tokyo, Edogawa Girls’ High School.

  47. A Windows computer laboratory newly established for the 2006 school year. There are three main computer laboratories at the College with a further two smaller ones (for Design and the other for primary pupils).

  48. Another computer suite at the College.

  49. A portable set of 25 laptops for classroom and individual student use.

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