Years 9-13 Summer Sport Registration Form Term 4 2022

Below is the link to register for summer sport for Term 4.

Well done to our 2022 Class Act recipients

On Thursday 8 September, Sarah Al-Balushi and Manaia Barns are being recognised for their current contributions.

Their devices are often at arm's length for many hours of the day.

The quality of the screen time is more important than the quantity, except when it disrupts sleep patterns.

Whole School Approach Day – Ōtepoti 11th August 2022

Twelve Otago schools, health providers and other services joined together for the annual WSA Day in Dunedin.

There is student-led subject tutoring available to all senior students after school on Wednesdays from 3:10 - 4:00 pm in...

Otago Māori and Pacific Islands Festival 2022

From September 12 the largest Otago Southland Pacific Festival (a week long) will be happening at the Edgar Centre. Kava...

Social Justice Week

Next week is Social Justice Week

Special Character Reflection

Good morning everyone and a happy Thursday!

Principal's Message

Welcome to Spring!

ASSESSMENT WEEK TIMETABLE FOR YEARS 11-13 STUDENTS, 15-21 SEPTEMBER

During the assessment timetable week for senior students it is vital that students and parents know the importance of th...

Kavanagh College well represented in Otago Under 13 Girls Basketball Teams

Congratulations to Charlotte Innes and Isabella McEntyre who have been selected in the Otago U13 A team

BandQuest

Well done to the Kavanagh group of Year 7-8 musicians who took to the stage last Saturday in the annual BandQuest compet...

Adaptive Sports Tournament

Last Wednesday we went to a sports tournament at the Edgar Centre for the whole day. My team was Monty, Edward, Krystal-...

TERM 3 LIBRARY COMPETITION

How creative can you be?

OMAthalon 2022

First the first time in a couple of years the Otago Math Association hosted the junior OMAthalon at the Edgar Centre on ...

Celebrating Māori achievement in Otago Secondary Schools

E ngā whānau, tēnā tātou katoa, ko te hau o mihi e pupuhi ana ki a koutou e kaha tautoko ana i ā tātou rakatahi.

Calling all overdue library books

It's time to search for those library books hiding under beds, under couch cushions and at the bottom of school bags.