Raising Resilient Teenagers Together
Practical ways families can help students keep showing up, slow down on tasks and protect their sleep through the last weeks of the year.
Practical ways families can help students keep showing up, slow down on tasks and protect their sleep through the last weeks of the year.
Year 7 and 8 students spent the day with Muriwai lifeguards, learning to spot ocean hazards, stay calm and signal for help.
Fourteen Lincoln Road students are curating exhibition boxes on Earth and space, with field trips, journals and a Creative Arts Expo at term’s end.
Years 7 and 8 spent 26 August on the high ropes at Tree Adventures, working through rope bridges and obstacles strung between the pines.
Staff and students came dressed as their favourite book characters, in a day organised by Andrew Kingston and the student leaders.
Two sessions on the lanes at PINS, with Kobi M topping the leaderboard across both and team spirit growing through the day.
Students took on the muddy obstacle course at Kumeu Showgrounds on 10 August, alongside pupils from several other primary and intermediate schools.
Hon David Seymour walked through the new Universal Drive building on 13 August, with Year 9 and 10 students showing him around.
Ashlyn ran eight STEM sessions for more than 80 young children through her own initiative, S.ASH, and took on two community runs for the William Pike Challenge Award.
Year 7 and 8 students are on the lanes at PINS on Lincoln Road, most of them picking up a bowling ball for the first time.
Nine students clocked up the kilometres for MyMarathon, raising $2,765 for the Heart Foundation and volunteer hours for the William Pike Challenge.
Both campuses opened their doors for the end-of-term Expo: a first stage production, walls of student art, and Year 9 and 10 portfolios.
Year 9 student Maheu T-Pole travelled to Australia during the school holidays to compete in the Australian National Scrabble Championships. Playing in a field of 50 (all but six of them adults) he came 21st, claimed the best performer prize in the Plate division, and won $150 AUD.
As the cooler months arrive, simple habits make a big difference. Keri MacKinnon shares practical advice on keeping your child healthy, and what to do if they develop symptoms.
Year 7 and 8 tutor sessions run every day with a clear purpose: goal-setting on Mondays, hauora on Wednesdays, progress tracking on Thursdays, and student-led time on Fridays.
Students tackled puzzles, maps, and reading tasks while exploring cultures and countries during International Morning.
Our Wednesday golf elective visited Huapai Driving Range, building skills, confidence and great sportsmanship.
Students learned surf awareness, water safety, and teamwork with lifeguards at Muriwai Beach.
Students joined the Te Kawerau ā Maki Programme and hīkoi, learning stories and conservation in the Waitākere Ranges
Students split their time between dive training at Westwave and learning Ki O Rahi at Te Pai Park under clear blue skies.
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