Over the last two weeks 9E2, 9E8 and 9B1 have worked hard in teams to identify relevant problems in the Howick Ward community and propose solutions that will benefit the community. MORE
2024 Whānau Lead Students
Congratulations to our 2024 Whānau Lead Students.MORE
2023 Year 11 Award Winners
Congratulations to all our students who were recognised with certificates and prizes at Year 11 Prizegiving on Friday 24 November.MORE
2023 Year 12 Award Winners
Congratulations to all our students who were recognised with certificates and prizes at Year 12 Prizegiving on Tuesday 31 October.MORE
2023 Year 13 Award Winners
Congratulations to all our students who were recognised with certificates and prizes at Year 13 Prizegiving on Monday 30 October.MORE
Mid-Autumn Festival
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, students in our Chinese class started a delightful culinary adventure, coming together to create traditional Chinese dumplings. The process was a blend of culture and enjoyment, bringing us closer to the heart of Chinese tradition.MORE
Sharysse Kjestrup-Caudwell Joins DownUnder Junior World Series Family
Ladies and gentlemen, baseball enthusiasts from around the world, let's give a warm welcome to the newest addition to the DownUnder Junior World Series family: Sharysse Kjestrup-Caudwell. MORE
Chinese Dance Group Bring Joy to Bruce McLaren Retirement Village
Our BDSC Chinese dance group had a joyful experience during the recent Term 3 holiday break. On 26 September, we had the privilege of representing our school by visiting the Bruce McLaren Retirement Village and sharing a beautiful traditional Chinese dance performance with the elderly residents. MORE
NZMA and MIT Visit
On Thursday 21 September, twenty Year 11 students attended a day at both Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) and New Zealand Management Academies (NZMA). MIT and NZMA are education providers that offer a range of courses for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the Trades after they finish school. MORE
Mental Health Awareness Week 2023
Earlier in Term 4, the Hauora Council held the annual Mental Health Awareness Week to help boost the overall well-being of our school. This year’s theme was ‘5 Ways to Well-being’; Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give.MORE