Student Leaders
It is our pleasure to announce the Pāpāmoa College student leaders for 2022. They are an incredible bunch of students who are sure to make some magic happen this year!
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It is our pleasure to announce the Pāpāmoa College student leaders for 2022. They are an incredible bunch of students who are sure to make some magic happen this year!
Visit this articleHey team, I'm the Leader for our Learning Through Sport Commons in Awa.
Visit this articleI am the Learning Leader of Wairākei Community in the UMS.
Visit this articleKia ora koutou! I am the Acting Leader of Learning Commons for Puke for Terms 1 and 2.
Visit this articleKia ora, I am Kim Remus and I am the Leader of Puna wai Learning Commons. We have four classes of Year 7/8 students and we are extremely proud to be part of the Papamoa College LMS Village.
Visit this articleKia ora, I am the leader of the awesome Tātahi Learning Community. I am also the teacher of Tātahi 1.
Visit this articleTēnā koutou katoa. It's been a great start to life here at Pāpāmoa College, and I'm grateful for the support I have been given as a new staff member.
Visit this articleI am the Leader of the Moana Learning Commons.
Visit this articleKia ora Whanau. It has been my privilege to be a foundation member of Papamoa College.
Visit this articleHi, my name is Kylie Price and I am the proud leader of Motu Learning Community.
Visit this articleKia ora kotou, I have the pleasure of being the LLC for Maunga Learning Commons. I love the challenges that being an LLC provides.
Visit this articleOn Friday 8 April the 1st XV went to Otorohanga College for a preseason rugby fixture. Otorohanga were exceptional hosts, greeting us with beautiful weather, a full powhiri and a great game of rugby.
Visit this articleOur School Cross Country event will be held on Wednesday 11 May. This is a compulsory event for all students, as it is important for our students to embrace challenges and add to the pride and culture of our school.
Visit this articleYear 8 student Caitlyn Fortescue competed in the NZ Rock Climbing Speed Nationals held at Blake Park, Mount Maunganui on Saturday 5 February.
Visit this articleIn Term 2, seven students will start a 10 week Beyond Beauty Gateway Course (one day a week).
Visit this articleLeadership, Experience and Opportunity is the Leo Club motto, and these devoted young people realize the power of action! Check out their amazing achievements and plans for 2022.
Visit this articleHave you ever thought that how to light a fire should be taught in English? Ever wondered if you could get English credits from knowing how to build a shelter? What about making a flax rope? This year the English Dept have themed most of the NCEA English Courses - and Level 1 Survival English is actually a “thing”.
Visit this articleSome of our UMS science classes have been learning about ecology in the context of our native birds and introduced mammalian species. They learnt how to detect and trap pests species.
Visit this articleExcited Wairākei students moved into their ultra-modern colourful new Learning Commons space on Monday 11 April.
Visit this articleThe Leo's Club decided to do this crazy thing for a great cause.
Visit this articleFour lucky students were thrilled to be given an opportunity to drive a forklift while exploring potential career paths recently.
Visit this articleWith the easing of some COVID restrictions, students were treated to the Music department's first concerts of the year on Friday 8 April and Monday 11 April.
Visit this articleThe expectation is that students wear the correct uniform to and from, and at school.
Visit this articleGet ready for the Pop Culture Phenomenon, Fame The Musical JR.!
Visit this articleSadly it seems like more and more young people are vaping. Talking about vaping with your teen can be uncomfortable for both parents and kids. It is best to talk openly, and it is never to early to start that conversation.
Visit this articleLast year the College launched an exciting new Careers Education website.
Visit this articleYear 13 student Elvie Fox has created an innovative product to solve the problem of lost masks.
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