Health Fitness Wellness

Rick gets the whip out to the Boys of the Blue Triangle !

Posted on 25/05/202625/05/2026 by Roger Cutcliffe

Its not all beer and skittles at the Boys of the Blue Triangle Health, Fitness and Wellness sessions. That’s NOT father Christmas and none of those blokes are called Rudolph, Donner or Blitzen! We do have a bit of fun at the Men’s Health, Fitness and Wellness sessions. Come along Continue Reading

OVERWEIGHT AND LACKING ENERGY? JOIN THE CLUB.

Posted on 04/04/202614/05/2026 by P_Hope

Since January 2025 we have been running Boys of the Blue Triangle Health, Fitnessand Wellness sessions at the Pavilion at the New Town Campus. After a warm-up, the sessions include circuit training and run for about an hour. Wehave learned how to pace ourselves and look out for each other.Waistline, Continue Reading

SUNDAY SCHOOL FITNESS

Posted on 18/09/202520/09/2025 by Roger Cutcliffe

Blue Triangle Health Fitness and Wellness new session starts Sunday 21st September 2025 at 8:30am Although Thursday sessions at 6:15am have been well attended, there is a need to make available another day and time. Sunday mornings is available at the pavilion at the school. If you are interested, please Continue Reading

Kickstart your Health Fitness and Wellness now!

Posted on 25/06/202520/09/2025 by Roger Cutcliffe

Start your year strong and make your wellness a priority! Specifically designed for men of all ages, this program delivers a varying health, fitness and wellness program with over 20 topics covering an extensive range of mens health challenges and a health and fitness maintenance program to help keep your Continue Reading

A Confession

My first contact with the school was in 1942 when the Junior Technical School was in Bathurst Street and I was a student studying Chemistry at University. Our laboratory was on the second floor immediately above the broad driveway on which the school assemblies were held. The boys were tightly packed into the limited space available and we looked down upon them, as it were, from a great height. We used to sprinkle them with a fine spray of water blown from apparatus called wash bottles. They would look up at us in frustrated desperation. They could do nothing about it. They were too crowded to be able to move aside and, under the discipline of the school, unable to create a disturbance. They were sitting ducks. The university students very unfairly took advantage of the situation. But if looks could kill, we would have been consigned to everlasting perdition.

Twenty-four years later I re-appeared on the scene as Headmaster. It is remarkable how greatly perspectives can change in twenty-four years.

Des Mahoney

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