One of the School's choirs, Grammarphonics, will combined with Epsom Girls' Grammar School and Diocesan School for Girls in a dress rehearsal concert ahead of the Big Sing Finale on Monday 22 August at the Raye Freedman Arts Centre.
A random group of 80 Form 4 and 5 students will take part in the international PISA study on Tuesday 23 August in computer labs T10 and T11.
The New Zealand International Biology Olympiad will take place from 8am-10am on Wednesday 24 August with 15 students competing.
During daily assembly in Term 3, there will be weekly performances from a number of the School's Musical groups. On Wednesday 24 August, one of the School's choirs - Grammarphonics - will perform to the student body.
Form 5 students taking Careers Studies as a subject will take part in a full-day Customer Communication Course on Wednesday 24 August in the Old Boys' Pavilion.
Representatives from various New Zealand universities will be on site during August and September to assist students with course planning for studying in 2023. On Wednesday 24 August, representatives from Massey University will be in the MMT at lunchtime.
The annual Mathex competition will take place on Wednesday 24 August at Thompson Stadium, Kohimarama.
The 1st XI Hockey team will take on Westlake Boys High School in the final of the Supercity Competition on Wednesday 24 August at North Harbour Stadium, with the game starting at 6:15pm.
The Big Sing National Finale will take place from Thursday 25 - Saturday 27 August at the Christchurch Town Hall. The School's choir Grammarphonics will perform in the finale.
Form 5 students taking Careers Studies as a subject will take part in a full-day Customer Communication Course on Thursday 25 August in the Old Boys' Pavilion, with an afternoon offsite visit.
Form 5, 6 and 7 students taking Classical Studies as a subject will take a half-day field trip to Auckland Museum on Thursday 25 August, leaving directly after assembly and returning at lunch. Students will be looking at the "Ancient Greeks" Exhibition and antiquities from the British Museum.
Proceres Grammatici group members will visit the Liggins Institute on Thursday 25 August, where they will meet with post-graduate academics, view their current projects and gain an understanding of how important research is to tertiary study.
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