Automotive Pathway It has been a busy second half of term with industry visits. The Motor Industry Training Organisation (MITO) organised their annual MITO Bus Tour. Our students were split into 2 groups. One tour visited, Tesla, SouthPac Trucks and Royans. The other group visited Giltrap Prestige, AMI Repair Hub and Truckstops. The tours were […]

The competition was a great success, with an impressive number of entries and enthusiastic participation across the board. It was a true team effort, with the entire department involved, and we’re excited to see how well some of our students perform in the results, which are sent to schools early in Term 4. Looking ahead,

Individual results for our students included: – Meeka Mills – 2nd – Junior Girls Backstroke – Talia Chaney – 2nd – Intermediate Girls Backstroke – Talia Chaney – 3rd – Intermediate Girls Breaststroke – Talia Chaney – 2nd – Intermediate Girls Freestyle – Jessica Cochrane – 1st – Senior Girls Breaststroke – Daniel Smith –

PHS Teams results were: 1st XV Rugby Boys – Win 1st XV Rugby Girls – Loss Premier Netball – Win Premier Boys Basketball – Loss Premier Girls Basketball – Win 1st XI Football Boys – Win 1st XI Football Girls – Draw 1st XI Hockey Boys – Loss 1st XI Hockey Girls – Win

These accolades celebrate the thoughtful design, vibrant use of colour, and the inspiring learning environment the new N Block offers. There are several key design elements represented on the pou of the building, situated along the stairs on the outside front of the building, referencing important concepts and values pertaining to our rangatahi and educational

Last week our Learning Council led its first Professional Insights event, focusing on the Pathway to Medicine. It was fantastic to see our students fully engaged—asking thoughtful questions and gaining valuable guidance for their futures in medicine. We extend our sincere thanks to Dr Waleed Bukhari from Christchurch Hospital for sharing his time and valuable

We had the privilege of two Royal Family dancers coming to Pukekohe High School teach a workshop for our students early last week. An amazing opportunity for our students to learn from the best, build confidence, and strengthen our dance whānau. We’re so grateful for this incredible experience right here at PHS.     

This incredible opportunity will challenge and grow both students physically, mentally, and emotionally through outdoor adventure, teamwork, and self-discovery. Thank you to everyone who applied for the scholarship. We wish Petra & Jaide all the very best for their course and look forward to hearing about their experiences.

Top National Results: Meeka Mills (13yo Girls) 🥉 3rd – 100m Backstroke 4th – 50m Backstroke 4th – 200m Backstroke Relays: 4th, 5th (x2), and 8th Jing-Yang Chua (14yo Boys) 7th – 50m Freestyle Relays: 5th & 8th Daniel Smith (16yo Boys) 10th – 50m Breaststroke 7th – 100m Breaststroke 7th – 200m Breaststroke Talia

As part of the level 3 visual art print making course at Pukekohe High School, students were asked to make an installation of a drawing, print, background, object and shelf/box or container that helped to introduce the theme of their future folio. The connection and placement of these objects would help students formalise their theme