Last week, Room 3 walked down to the beach to do a big clean up. Because low tide wasn’t due until 11.15am, they went and picked up rubbish all around the carparks, picnic areas and shops, then they went to the beach to do a clean-up. They found that the majority of rubbish they picked … Read more
Thanks for supporting the Sports Ambassadors Fancy Feet and Wheels Day last Friday. This was a fitting end to Movin’ March, and the creativeness on display was awesome!
On Tuesday, 26 March 90 Te Motu students took part in the Kapiti Schools Ki o Rahi event at Matthews Park. It was a fantastic day out, and the students had an awesome time. Many thanks to all the parents who gave up their time to help us with management and transport.
Recently Amy Summers represented PBS in the 2024 Wellington School’s Sailing Regatta. She came 1st in the Intermediate School’s Open Skiff fleet and 2nd overall out of all year levels. Well done! Amy Summers
Thank you to the coaches, players, referees and parents that got in behind this fun day of touch rugby. Congratulations to all the teams. There were some fantastic close games to watch. Special congratulations to PBS Pango coached by Daphne and Adam Thomson for taking out first place in the under 10 age group. Also … Read more
Congratulations to this year’s PBS Student Councillors! Tom Johnstone, Pranav Nayanar, Alex Martin, Juvan Scholtz, Charlie Hanna, Mia Thomson, Ruby Graham, Sienna Carter, Phoebe Corin, Violet Miratana, Holly McCullagh, Peyton McGarry-Paku, Charlotte Stephens and Ruby Blake. We’re looking forward to seeing you all shine in this leadership role. 2024 Student Councillors
Nothing makes me happier than sharing in great student work. Ella, McKenna and Fergus filled my office with information about ‘Animal Classification’ yesterday and I was amazed with all the factual information they were able to share. Awesome work kids!
Our Sports Ambassadors have been busy stamping “Movin’ March” passports at the school gates each morning. “Movin’ March” is always very well supported at PBS; we obviously all understand the value of walking, scootering and biking to school – the traffic congestion also decreases noticeably which makes road patrol duty an enjoyable task too.