Bayfield High School

Samantha and Shannon Hope are the proverbial two peas in a pod. Not only do they look alike, but both are excelling in duathlon, triathlon and the national junior mountain biking scene.

It may be her first principalship, but the way Bayfield High School's new principal talks about her goals for the school, one could not be blamed for thinking she has done it all before.

The Bayfield High School senior prizegiving was held recently.

Innovation, a social conscience and a little creativity helped three Bayfield High School pupils win the recent Otago Technology Innovation Challenge.

A "mortality reality check" has prompted Bayfield High School's principal to announce his resignation, effective at the end of the year.

The suppliers of Bayfield High School's new uniforms have been given a disapproving look from staff for a late arrival for school this year.

Bayfield High School German teacher Sarina Zinke yesterday took her group of year 11 German students to Vitalis, a new Health and Fitness studio which has recently opened in Dunedin.

"It's damaged a lot of people and it's going to go on for a lot longer yet.

Bayfield High School Junior Council's Easter Canter Appeal was a tough act to follow, but with the help of Bayfield's musical talent, and some early morning shelf-clearing at Anderson's Bay Countdown, a grand total of 691 cans was collected for the annual Octacan Appeal, writes Louise Chandler.

May 29 was a fabulous night for Bayfield's musical talent, writes Louise Chandler.

Bayfield High School year 13 pupil Gessica Sheridan argues that young people ought to log out of their Facebook accounts more often and reconsider what is important in their lives.

Bayfield High School in Dunedin has hit the airwaves with its own radio show.

Bayfield High School is turning 50 next year and we are all looking forward to our reunion which will be held October 7-9 next year, writes Lynda Scott-Araya.

Their musical styles might be completely different, but 17-year-old Kane Strang wants his career to emulate that of his late grandfather, Dunedin band leader Harry Strang.

Bayfield High School pupils have taken their message to the world by putting together a radio show - and producing a film about their experiences.

A taste test of Cadbury's new and old Moro bars, conducted by the Otago Daily Times yesterday, proved inconclusive.

For Elizabeth Young, turning a base of lamb into a gourmet burger is as simple as adding some local ingredients, balancing sweet and sour flavours and grilling to perfection.

"I like giving traditional Kiwi meals my own twist. I like the creative side of cooking - I can make things just the way I like it."