Lincoln High School (New Zealand)
Lincoln High School is a multi-course, co-educational state secondary school in Lincoln, New Zealand. For over fifty years it has served a large number of communities on the southern and western borders of Christchurch. As part of its curriculum, Lincoln High School provides the education of second languages such as Chinese, Japanese, French, Maori and English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) along with the typical areas of English, Mathematics, Sciences. Other subjects such as Metal and Wood Technology, Economics, Geography, History, Performing Arts, Art, Photography, Horticulture, Classics and Computer Programming are also available.
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