It was a huge weekend, and we are so proud of all the team. The judging in these events can be subjective, and although we were very well prepared, it didn't always go our way. Of course, the judging in the Te Reo Scripture and Religious Questions, we were clearly the victors.

We are fortunate to have Elaine and Tayla join our staff on Mondays. This is a free service that students and whānau can confidentially access. Elaine is a Nurse practitioner, so that she can prescribe medications. This is an excellent free option if you struggle to get to a doctor. We also have our school Counsellor Sophie at school Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

In support of Pink Shirt Day, students may wear pink mufti clothing. If you are unable or prefer not to wear pink, you may wear your uniform and accessorise with pink e.g. ribbon, badge etc.

Wanted - After-school Office assistant (Newtown)

Last Thursday and Friday, we were fortunate enough to participate in this programme, learning skills with rākau.

A heads up for proposed industrial action by the PPTA (Post Primary Teachers Association)

A measles case in Albany is making headlines – here’s what you need to know.

These will be updated each week