Welcome back. With the country all in Level 1, it makes for a great start to a very busy term with many cultural and sporting events.

The school will be closed on Friday 23 October 2020 to allow staff to take part in Professional Development.

A Casebrook group of keen cooks in Year 8 have had the exciting opportunity to star in the Food for Thought and the New World Little Garden promotional video and article celebrating vegetables, why it's important to eat them and giving tips for eating more and trying new ones.

Congratulations to our students who received Merit, Credit, or Distinction awards.

Congratulations to our students who received Merit, Credit, or Distinction awards.

Congratulations to our students who received Merit, Credit or Distinction awards.

These items most likely turned up at the end of last term as the classrooms were straightened out, please ask your children to check out the lost property room if they are missing anything.

Here are some handy hints to ensure we use our cloakrooms and bag bins appropriately!

Head into the Te Puna Waro and check out the new Art display!

On Thursday September 17th the Casebrook Scratch Coding team placed second in a Christchurch competition.

Verdana Undersen Placed 2nd in her ice skating competition.

On September 15th -17th a number of teams competed in the CAIMs Games tournament.

The boy's football team won their CAIMs games tournament with a final score of 2-0.

Jay Tan did extremely well in his badminton competition.

Elliot is headed to the Rotary Speech Competition!

Ava Renner came first in her recent swimming competition.

The annual Tōtaranui Kāhui Ako Cultural Festival is back for 2020.

Please remember to RSVP to office@casebrook.school.nz if you and your whānau are going to attend this event

On Wednesday September 23rd the students performed their class dances to perfection!

On the last Friday of the term Casebrook held an assembly celebrating success.

It's vision is to promote visual culture, understanding of issues among children and youth from their own perspective and present children’s view as a point of discourse to the community. It celebrates children and youth as artists.

Our procedure for at the dairy has changed recently. Read on to find out how students are expected to demonstrate respect when visiting the Grampian Street Dairy.

There are currently some second hand uniform items available for purchase through the school office, contact- office@casebrook.school.nz

These super comfortable cotton socks are branded with the Casebrook logo and are by all accounts, according to the students, super-cool as well!