“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia Ora koutou I hope you and your extended whānau in the Wellington region have not been affected by recent weather conditions. Fortunately, Kapiti seems to have missed the worst of it. Term 2 is a report writing term, so towards the end of term your child … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia Ora koutou One thing our school community is rich in is KINDNESS. It’s something we work hard to promote amongst our students. When we know someone is in need we try to give some additional support because not everyone’s circumstances are the same. We do our … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia Ora Koutou With major changes to the English and Mathematics curriculums last year teachers countrywide are still trying to develop a full understanding of all the new content. To address this the Minister of Education has given schools two additional “Curriculum days” (Teacher-only days) to use … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Hi Everyone Our senior students all had the opportunity to try surfing last week — so apologies in advance if a surfboard has suddenly appeared on the birthday or Christmas wish list! Thanks to Cath Franks, who put forward a successful funding application, and the incredible Te … Read more
To be held on Tuesday, 17 March 2026 at 6.30pm in the Staffroom Karakia – Nga mihi o te Ra KARAKIA Administration – 30 mins (6.30pm – 7pm)a. Apologiesb. ECD exercisec. PTA COLA Project Engagement d. Declaration of Conflicts of Intereste. Minutes of Previous Meetingf. Matters Arising / … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia ora PBS Whānau, I was sorry to miss the School Picnic last Thursday, due to sickness, but from all accounts it sounded like it was a great get-together. Thank you to everyone who came along, including the sunshine! Keep reading this newsletter for information on: Parent … Read more
It was great to see our Year 7 & 8 students working together and embracing new learning during their Tū Mātau Ora sessions.
Last week Te Moana classes had some great sessions with the Pedal Ready crew and yesterday Te Motu classes got to experience Tū Mātau Ora, an organisation led by Pita Noanoa and Ness Mill that revitalises Kī o Rahi and other taonga tākaro (traditional Māori games) to educate and connect people with Māori culture.