Parkour
Congratulations to Sam Olsen who, in his first competition, came third in the parkour speed competition on the weekend for Kapiti Gymnastics Club.
Congratulations to Sam Olsen who, in his first competition, came third in the parkour speed competition on the weekend for Kapiti Gymnastics Club.
Te Motu Cross Country was held on Tuesday, 27 May at Mazengarb Park. We were lucky to get some sunshine and we made the most of it! Congratulations to everyone who ran the competitive course. Placings were as follows: Year 7 Girls 1st Lucie Thomson, 2nd Sophie Tee, 3rd Nevaeh Shallcross-Hall Year 7 … Read more
Our junior students love to follow in the footsteps of our seniors, especially when it comes to sports. Lately, we’ve seen a surge of enthusiasm as they practise their basketball skills—some even taking shots at the high hoops just like the big kids!
Alyssa has just returned from the Global Cheerleading Games in Honolulu, Hawaii. Her team Big Air Glamorous, made up of 16 girls from across the Wellington region, won the Gold medal. A fantastic achievement!
Last week, our Te Moana tamariki rose to the challenge at our annual Cross Country Championships. The 1.7km course, featuring a demanding hill, tested their stamina, but our students displayed outstanding effort and determination throughout. Congratulations to the following students who achieved podium finishes! Year 5 Boys: 1st Jackson Ferris, 2nd Axel Christensen, 3rd Zachary … Read more
Last Thursday the PBS Student Council attended the National Young Leaders Day Conference. This was a great opportunity to hear speakers from different backgrounds share their experiences and leadership advice. It was also a really fun day out meeting like minded students from other schools and catching the train into Wellington.
Over the past two weeks, we’ve seen the results of all the hard work our PBS kids have put into cross country training. They truly brought their ‘A’ game to our school events—showing determination, perseverance, and a strong commitment to giving it their all. Below are some pictures of our Year 1-4 races.
Toby Rosson in Room 14 swam 1 mile (48 lengths of the Waikanae Pool) in the weekend as part of his swimming club. Participants could choose to participate in various lengths from half a mile to 5 miles!