Kings High School

King's High School has reported its largest year 9 roll in more than a decade, and principal Dan Reddiex says it bodes well for the future of the school.

Not many teenagers would want to spend all their spare time studying, but Shaun Markham had a worthy point to prove.

Cameron McNoe, of Kaikorai Valley College, reaped the benefits of his two-hour training runs when he won the Otago secondary schools road race in Dunedin yesterday.

Otago Boys' repelled everything King's could throw at it and came away a comfortable winner in the annual interschool match at Carisbrook last night.

Dunedin business leaders were singing the praises of four pupils from King's and Queen's High Schools this week after their company, Moemoea Records, won the Otago Regional Lion Foundation Young Enterprise Scheme Business Plan Oral Presentation competition.

Tomorrow's King's High School formal has been postponed because of poor ticket sales.

Otago Boys' High School beat King's High School 23-13 in the traditional First XV interschool at Carisbrook today.

Pupils at King's High School in Dunedin will forgo $13,500 of funds raised for special projects this year and instead give the money to their brothers at Shirley Boys' High School in Christchurch.

Vandals who smashed dozens of windows at two South Dunedin schools during the weekend are the target of a police investigation.

There were more than a few stories to swap when Michael Lake and Rodger Hilliker shook hands in Dunedin last night.

King's High School was a bit rusty after the holiday break, but it did enough to beat Dunstan 21-15 on Saturday to confirm its place in the top four for the championship round.

Otago Boys' High School came a step closer to a place in the final with a superb display of wet-weather rugby at Littlebourne on Saturday.

Dynamic No 8 Junior Faa'vae played a major role in Kings High School's comfortable 25-10 win against Waitaki Boys High School in the Highlanders First XV match in Dunedin yesterday.

All the action as Kings High School beat Kavanagh College 41-14 in the opening round of the Highlanders First XV rugby competition in Dunedin.

Kings High School reaped the benefits of a sound forward display when it scored six tries to beat Kavanagh College 41-14 in the opening round of the Highlanders First XV rugby competition in Dunedin on Saturday.

King's High School is hoping for a change of legislation from the Government to bail it out of a financial bind.

Phillip Johnstone has just put his name in the school record book, seeing off some illustrious company.