(ICT), all students have the opportunity to gain qualifications in the New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA). There are a range of secondary school subjects on offer including English, Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences, Computing, Drama, Dance, and Physical and Outdoor education. In addition to these subjects, Ao Tawhiti offers a range of courses that are not normally provided at secondary schools. These include DJ performance and music production, Holistic programmes, Philosophy, Psychology and Videogame design. Courses provided by outside providers are also offered, for example Ao Tawhiti offers students the ability to participate in courses taught by Yoobee School of Design, ARA and The University of Canterbury. The school also runs a programme in cooperation with the Canterbury Ballet School. Controversy 2007 Stewart Fountain protests On 13 August 2007, thirteen students from Unlimited were arrested for trespassing, after staging multiple protests on the 'Stewart Fountain', a public water feature dedicated to Sir Robertson Stewart situated near the school. The students criticised the council for moving in to demolish the fountain after Stewart had died earlier that day. Police reportedly decided to forcibly remove protesters, who attempted to stay the night staging a "noisy" protest and refusing to leave. Throughout the day, as many as thirty students at any one time had occupied the area. Of the thirteen who were arrested, nine were released for being under seventeen and were dealt with by Youth Aid. Vince Dobbs, who was the Unlimited director at the time, said the protest during school hours was safe and sensible, and that the students who were arrested during the later protests were "outside of school hours, and there as individuals." Notable students Lucy Gray (born 2006), climate change activist Rangimarie Te'evale-Hunt. (Born 2006), Te Reo Māori in elevators Corey Baker (choreographer), classical and contemporary choreographer and named 2022 UK New Zealander of the Year References External links Education Review Office (ERO) reports Provider details at NZQA Educational institutions established in 2003 Secondary schools in Christchurch Christchurch Central City 2003 establishments in New Zealand