Last year, Jing Ning Chua, was awarded an opportunity to attend the Rotary Science and Technology Forum. Gaining a spot in the programme was an outstanding achievement in itself, with Jing Ning successfully completing a two-stage admissions process to gain a place amongst some of New Zealand’s highest achieving students. The forum was held across […]

It was so great to see so many parents and whaanau at our poowhiri for our new students this morning. We wish you all the best for your learning journey with us and hope that you not only achieve your goals, but exceed them.

Our junior students had a great day earning house points – a wonderful display of kotahitanga in action.

Well done to all of our award recipients. Your aarahitanga, puumautanga & tenacity are an inspiration. Year 10 Special Award Recipients for 2023: Katie Chamberlain – Junior Leadership – He tohu Aarahitanga Teina Junior Leadership Zack Meads – All round Excellence in Year 10 Excellence in Mathematics and Statistics, Physical Education, Social Studies and Te

Well done to all of our prize winners – your puumautanga, aarahitanga and tenacity are an inspiration. Year 9 Special Awards 2023 for Outstanding Performance: Mollie Tohaia – First Overall in Year 9 and Principal’s Award – Excellence in Year 9 Art, Health, Mathematics and Statistics, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies and Te Reo Maaori

This year for the first time, Pukekohe High School has entered a Girls squad to the NZSS Condors National U16 Girls Invitational Rugby 7’s Tournament – a great achievement! Our U16 Girls 7s squad play at the new Condor 7s venue, Blake Park in Mt Maunganui for games on Monday 4th and Tuesday 5th December.

Well done to these student athletes who will play at the Northern Districts Cricket Tournament this week. We wish you all the best!

Recently our year 9 students engaged in project-based learning activities over three days. Each project was a collaboration between two learning areas and students were placed into projects based on two preferences of their choosing. Our students really enjoyed the opportunity to be outside of the classroom and engaged in local authentic learning activities. Projects

Two of our Year 13 students, Schalk Greyling and Leah Lawson, have been given the opportunity to live in Japan on full scholarships for 10 months from March 2024 to January 2025. They will live in Iizuka, a small town in the prefecture of Fukuoka in southern Japan. During this time, they will teach English