“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Deputy Principal’s Message Kia ora PBS whānau, Welcome to the final week of Term 3 before we head into the school holidays. Last week was an incredibly busy one for our seniors. They performed their production, Justice City, three times across the week and had a great audience turn … Read more
Ka rawe Jermayne, Mila and Ceejay who over the weekend took part in the Global Games NZ Junior Rugby Festival in Taupō. Jermayne and Mila were competing in the rugby division (different grades). Jermayne played against Year 9 & 10s. Her team won their grade and Jermayne was named best player within that grade. Ceejay … Read more
The visit from Project Jonah last week inspired some great class discussions and writing opportunities. I had the pleasure of listening to some students from Rm 25 as they read their facts about whales. Ka pai koutou!
Below are some photos from EPro8 last week. Well done to all of the tamariki who participated. The school hall was the place to be to see excellent problem solving and team work in action!
Every Friday we are fortunate enough to have Matenga Baker conduct Waiata Māori sessions with all of our syndicates. During these sessions Matenga shares local Māori knowledge, history and customs. Cath Franks leads our 130 strong senior Kapa Haka group and is supported by Colin Siversen and Di Puati. They attend the local schools’ Kapa … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Deputy Principal’s Message Kia ora PBS whānau, Welcome to Week 9 of Term 3. This week is Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week). At PBS we champion te reo Māori all year round. Some of the ways that we do this is through our daily greetings. … Read more
Congratulations to Carter Wood and Aidan Robertson who have been selected for the Kapiti Basketball under 14 regional team. We wish them luck at their upcoming tournament.
Yesterday we had Project Jonah visit and present to all of our syndicates. Project Jonah is an organisation made up of volunteers who work to protect and help marine mammals through rescue, action and protection programmes. Being a coastal community, it was a great opportunity for our tamariki to learn more about some of our … Read more