Please join us for the Opening Night of LOMU DATE: Thursday 3rd September - 7pm for 7:30 screening PLACE: The Bridgeway Theatre, Northcote Point Book your tickets here There is a raffle on the night which is available to the…
Supporting your child through senior subject selection can feel like a major milestone, but you don't have to navigate it alone. Here is how you can help guide them through their options: Explore Options Online: Direct your teen to the…
Kindo is getting a fresh new look from early August 2026, designed to make paying and completing forms simpler. Keep an eye out for the update, and check your email for what's new. Learn more https://bit.ly/4pAel6D
Staying on top of school payments just got a whole lot easier. Did you know you can set up your Kindo account so it gets topped up automatically? Kindo’s latest feature, Autopay, works with automatic payments to help you stay on top of…
Year 12 student Max Wang was selected as a finalist for 'Walk the Line 2026', taking place as part of New Zealand Fashion Week. We are very proud of Max's achievement! Delivered through Raise Up, The Y's youth development programme,…
Kia ora, The timetable for our NCEA Derived Grade Examinations is attached. These run from Friday 11 September to Friday 18 September 2026. Exam Timetable (link) Please look at the timings for your child’s subjects and remember that they need…
Kia ora koutou, As a leadership team, we have made the decision to adjust the end-of-year teaching and learning programme for Year 11 Springs students to include end-of-year examinations in English, Mathematics (Maths hereafter), and Science. English will be a…
Our school policies and procedures are maintained through SchoolDocs, which follows a 3-year review schedule to keep them up to date. Each term, the whole school community (whānau, parents, caregivers, students, staff and the Board) is invited to review and…
Another win for the environment! Students from the Kaitiaki roopu, the Trapping crew and Wastewise gave our northern field ngāhere some love. Over 200 plants were added including new species to increase the biodiversity - whau, tarata, nīkau and wharariki. …
