Stage 2 upgrading work on A Block began late in the year ready for 1994.
Lobbying for Stage 3 has begun to remodel the Technical, Art and Home Economics block.
This year was extremely busy for staff due to a raft of curriculum changes in preparation for the National Qualifications Framework, the introduction of the National Curriculum Framework, Achievement-Based assessment modules and the seamless Education System. All come into effect in 1994.
The Education Review Office (ERO) visited the school in September and filed a pleasing and positive report.
Tina O'Keeffe(6th form) is the first female to win a national graphics and design award.
Paul Charteris (5th form) received a perfect score of 100% in his School Certificate Workshop Technology paper, the top student in New Zealand.
Senior students set-up our ownRadio station- Triple XOS.
1993 saw the introduction of the Rotary sponsored"Peer Support"programme with 60 6th formers attending the 2-day training course.
Music:-The Concert Band, Jazz band, and 3rd and 4th form bands all had a successful year.
Major production:- "The Insect Play".
20 7th form students took part in the annual OPC trip to Turangi.
At the end of the Rugby season a meeting was held to establish the Spotswood College Rugby Football Club(SCRFC) in an effort to increase the number of students playing the game.
In December, Mrs Margaret Williams retired after 25 years (1969-1993)on the staff.
