Are your tamariki interested in taking up any of our co-curricular lessons this year?

Next Friday (10 November) is the formal opening of the new block, plus our cultural festival - the whole family is invited along for some fun, entertainment and food ....

Every two years Amesbury School looks to complete Beach Education for all ākonga (students) across the kura. This programme is in conjunction with the local Surf Life Saving group.

Monday treated us to a day of sunshine and blue skies as the Amesbury Athletes took to the tracks at Newtown Park.

Friday the 10th of November 4-6 pm - Bring some cash and feel free to wear your traditional clothes!

Our preparations for our Cultural Festival are truly underway, and we now need your support for our fundraising BAKE SALE.

We have planned an exciting day for ngā ākonga (learners) in Koru Hub.

Last year we held our inaugural Churton Park community poetry competition, open to all students from Churton Park School and Amesbury School. Fresh from the success of last year's event, the competition is back again.

Term 4 promises to be a busy, active term with lots of sports taking place. First up is Senior Athletics Day on Tuesday 17th October.

Our list of school activities for Term 4 ....

In this article, you'll find essential administrative details for Term 4, as well as information about our Module 3 inquiry and the key events scheduled for this term. The following information is relevant for all students throughout the school. If you have more than one child at school, you will receive an email for each child. However, you only need to read the following information once.

There are multiple ways that parents/caregivers can see what their tamariki are learning at school, including the detailed weekly timetable.

In this article, we have provided information that will enable you to get the most out of HERO. Please click on the links below to find the information you are looking for.