Iti Rearea Kahikaatea Teitei Ka Taea! “Although the bellbird is small, it can ascend the highest peak of the Kahikaatea” Pukekohe High School is pleased to announce the outstanding achievements of Nyle Turuwhenua in her Scholarship Exam entries in 2022. Nyle was awarded the NZ Top Scholar in Sculpture, an Outstanding Scholarship in Design, an […]

His board is a humourous exploration of conspiracy theories from “bird’s aren’t real” to “Hilary Clinton eats babies”. We salute you Allan for your wonderful sense of humour, your amazing ideas, your wonderful painting skills and beautiful references to classical art.

Sasha Robinson and Emma Hedley – Club Double Sculls – 7th Cameron Preston (PHS) and Jack Henry – Club Double Sculls – 6th Megan Van Leewen, Emma Hedley, Sasha Robinson, Ashley Pryor -Women’s Coxless Quad – 8th Anton Schutte and Josh Mathieson – Men’s Intermediate Double Sculls – 8th Jimmy Steenson and Cohen Robinson –

Big congratulations to PHS Student Athletes, Robin Proctor and Hirini Holmes who recently represented Aotearoa NZ U18 Tama Māori Rugby League at the U18 Pasifika Youth Cup tournament in Rotorua back in January. Well done Robin and Hirini! Awesome achievement.

Congratulations to our Girls Coxless Quadruple Sculls crew, (Emma Hedley, Sasha Robinson, Ashley Pryor and Megan van Leuwen) that won Silver and our Intermediate Men’s Quadruple Sculls crew, (Jimmy Steenson, Alexander Sharp, Cohen Robinson and Josh Mathieson) that won Bronze last week at North Island Club Championships. Along with Jack Siemlink, Cameron Preston, Anton Schutte,

From left to right Richie Hong | Kaunihera Hauora – Well Being Council Lizzie Tiite | Kaunihera Pacifika – Pacifika Council Yara Smith | Kaunihera Maaori – Maaori Council Armani Tohaia | Kaunihera Akoranga – Learning Council Sasha Robinson | Kaunihera Haakinaina – Sports Council Schalk Greyling | Kaunihera Toi me Ahurea – Arts &

Year 10 camp captured on film and some photos below. Thank you to Year 10 student Rhen Pressnell for his film and editing work.

Please enjoy a short compilation of PHS activities during 2022. Thank you to Rhen Pressnell for his capturing and editing.

We recently held a ‘Whare Fest’ to create house spirit at the end of the school year, ahead of the pairing of colours with our new house names Pūriri, Mātai, Tītoki, Māhoe and Mānuka. Thank you to the senior students who returned to school and generously gave their time to assist with this fantastic event