Congratulations to Lucas Darling who was selected to represent Wellington U13 Yellow softball development team for the 2026 ISA Rookie Tournament in Palmerston North!
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia ora If the long-range weather forecast for Thursday, 26 February pans out as expected then we should enjoy a nice night for our annual school picnic. We hope you and your whānau will be able to join us from 4pm. Our school picnic is a great … Read more
Congratulations to Kaea Keltie who won her 60m and 100m race and got 2nd in 100m! She also completed discus and competed in a relay. Well done 🙂
Check out these great examples of Haiku from our junior students in Room 10. They were very proud to invite me over to read me all their poems yesterday about the stormy weather.
To be held on Tuesday, 17 February 2026 at 6.30pm in the Staffroom Karakia – Nga mihi o te Ra KARAKIA 1. Administration – 30 mins (6.30pm – 7pm) a) Apologies b) ECD exercise c) Election of Board Chair d) Declaration of Conflicts of Interest e) Minutes of Previous … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia ora We have enjoyed a great start back at school this year. It’s nice to see the kids eager and settling into their new classes. One change we’ve made for 2026 is moving back to a shared lunch break across the whole school. Since Covid, we’ve … Read more
“Together we are lifelong CREST learners” Principal’s Message Kia ora PBS whānau and new members of our school community. I’ve really enjoyed meeting so many of our new families and students over the past few weeks, and I know you will all enjoy being part of our school community. In just four weeks’ time, we … Read more
If you’ve visited the school grounds lately, you may have spotted our brand-new basketball hoops. The excitement among students has been huge! Thanks to Basketball New Zealand’s Courts in Schools initiative — and a nomination from Sarah Chambers — PBS received state-of-the-art, height-adjustable hoops. They are already inspiring future Tall Blacks, and it’s amazing to … Read more