We knew that if we wanted to prepare our students the best we could, these are the sacrifices we all had to make. We had to do this as a team.

I learnt that your body-language plays a big part in whatever sport you play, once you put your hands on your knees, hips, head, you’ve just told the opposition that they have done a good job and you’re tired.

I learnt that you can't always be the best in the team but you have to work together and communicate well

Always put in the hard work no matter what, and to never give up.

The only mistake I’ve made that relates to sports camp, was not trying out last year. So I say again, with full confidence and experience, I insist that all year 7s that are interested and play sports tryout next year. It will be the best week of your life!

On the 11th August we took 40 students to Crum Park for the Waitakere Zone Cross Country. The wet weather didn't deter our runners from giving it their all.

*this was last updated on 25th Aug 2020, this competition will be slightly different with changed game times as there will be less courts available as we attempt to comply with level 2 restrictions.

AAIMS Tournaments (at both zone and Interzone levels) will only resume once we return to Alert Level 1.

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