19 June  2026

Our tamariki had a fantastic time celebrating Wear Yellow for Harold Day and we were lucky enough to have Harold the Giraffe himself join us! Thanks to the generosity of our school community, we raised over $200 to support the amazing work of Life Education and the positive messages they share with young people. It was awesome to see our tamariki dressed in their brightest yellow outfits as they got behind this wonderful kaupapa. 

18 June  2026

Congratulations to Kraig Ormsby, who took out the Year 7–8 category in this year's Rotary Photo Competition! The judges praised Kraig’s keen photographic eye and his ability to capture the simplicity of the theme, "Bolts," in a way that evoked a range of emotions and interpretations. We are incredibly proud of Kraig and this outstanding achievement.

17 June  2026

This term, our school has entered a
Year 4–6 basketball team in the Whangārei Schools competition. Travelling into town each Wednesday afternoon, our tamariki have played some awesome games and represented our kura with pride. We look forward to watching them continue to grow and compete throughout the rest of the season.

15 May 2026

Our tamariki went all out for Pink Shirt Day, wearing amazing pink outfits to celebrate and raise awareness for this important kaupapa. The day included a fun parade and a delicious pink morning tea, with lots of laughter and positivity shared. We were also lucky to have world champion boxer Lani Daniels join in the festivities, even bringing along her pink championship belt! It was an awesome day celebrating kindness, inclusion and standing together against bullying.

13 May 2026

Our tamariki enjoyed taking part in Winter Sports, an event that brings together schools from across Whangārei to build sportsmanship and whanaungatanga. Our students participated in rippa rugby, while other kura took part in activities such as netball, table tennis, and basketball. It was a fantastic day of teamwork, friendly competition, and connecting with other schools.

8 May 2026

Our tamariki joined other local schools for Lego Brick Day, a fun and creative event focused on storytelling, problem solving and imagination. Using Lego, students worked together to build solutions and bring their ideas to life through stories. It was a fantastic day of creativity, collaboration and learning.