Re:mix is a Young Enterprise business created by four Year 13 Business Studies students. They have developed a nutritious brownie mix made with whole-food ingredients, including kumara powder, oats, chia seeds, and coconut sugar. Their dry mix makes baking quick…
Te Whare Puoro has been a hive of activity in Term 2 with all sorts of musical happenings! Bear with us - this is going to be a long article! NZ Music Month Term 2 began as it always does,…
Hi! We’re the WSCW Drainiacs. Our drains are very important. They keep our streets dry, clean and flood-free. However, they can also get clogged with leaves, litter, and other debris which can stop them from doing their job properly. Also,…
Congratulations to our Year 13 student, Daequan Su, on his successes representing New Zealand (NZ) at the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin, Australia. Daequan really enjoyed his 9-day trip overseas, and the experience of competing at a high level of…
Matt Day has been keen on motor racing for as long as he can remember. It’s a passion which has been passed down to him, starting with his grandfather who raced in the 60’s. Matt’s family has a strong presence…
Tristram Pearson (Year 13) is rapidly becoming the photographer of choice for a number of sports teams including A league teams Blues & Auckland FC. He also photographs Balls and private events. Tristram started taking sports and events photos when…
Huge congratulations to Avery Beuth (Year 12) who was formally presented with his Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award at the awards ceremony in Auckland recently. This prestigious accomplishment represents almost 2 and half years of dedication involving volunteer work (including…
Congratulations to all of our manu mātauranga, manu kōrero who took part in our internal Ngā Manu Kōrero competition. He manu korihi, he manu korokī, he manu kōrero — we are incredibly proud of the courage, preparation, and passion shown by all 25 kaikōrero…
Year 13 student Ollie Jurd has been named as one of ten youth ambassadors for Save The Children Charity as part of the Generation Hope initiative. We are very proud of Ollie's commitment to leadership in his local community. As…
ASB Polyfest 2026 was a celebration of 51 years of Polyfest history. This year, Ngā Puna O Waiōrea (NPoW) were the hosts of the Māori Stage which took place in the last week of Term 1 (30 March-2 April) in…