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Contact Gaynor Matthews for further information mwg@pukekohehigh.school.nz
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Over the past year, those tipu have flourished, resulting in a harvest of two varieties. The Reka Mauroa, a kuumara brought to Aotearoa on the Tainui waka, recognised by its white skin and pink flesh and the Mahina Tolu, a white-fleshed kuumara with origins in Tonga. This hands-on learning experience connected our students to the significance of Matariki, food cultivation, and the rich cultural heritage of kuumara across the Pacific.
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Get your team together and join us for the Pukekohe High School PTA Quiz Night!
Come along for a fantastic evening of fun, friendly competition, great prizes, and community spirit—all while supporting a great cause.
This year's fundraiser will help provide over-door covered areas and additional shelter for our students.
Can you help?
We're also seeking raffle prizes and auction items from our generous local businesses and community supporters. If you or your business would like to donate a product, service, voucher, or experience, we'd love to hear from you. Every contribution, big or small, helps make the evening a success and supports our students.
Thank you to our wonderful PTA for organising this event and to everyone who continues to support Pukekohe High School. We can't wait to see you there!
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We are also incredibly grateful for RAD's generous donation of 22 devices to our school. This gift will provide even more opportunities for learning and innovation. Your partnership is making a lasting difference in the lives of our students. Thank you, RAD, for investing in their future!
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PRE-UNISS / PRE-AIMS NETBALL TOURNAMENT 2026 hosted by Pukekohe High School.
Pukekohe High School invites you to participate in our Pre-UNISS & Pre-AIMS Netball Tournament. We are excited to be partnering with Pukekohe Netball Centre to help host and deliver this Pre UNISS/Pre AIMS tournament.
This tournament is a great opportunity for school teams to prepare for either UNISS or AIMS games held later this Term. Open to all teams.
Date: Wednesday 19th August 2026
Time: 9:00am – 2:30pm
Venue: Pukekohe Netball Centre
Cost: $100 per team
We would love to have your school join us for a great day of netball and development.
If you are interested in entering a team, please register here - www.sporty.co.nz/viewform/520926
For more info, please contact sport@pukekohehigh.school.nz. Further information, including the draw, will be sent closer to the event.
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We also acknowledge the outstanding work of the following Pukekohe High School students, whose artworks were submitted for critique and selection by Auckland Art Gallery staff:
• Bella Milsom – Carousel
• Brigitte Gay – The Weight of Becoming
• Zeena Williams – Participation
• Dacie Duke – Immortality
• Azalea Aupouri – Koia ke au
• Althea Peningolo – Gift of God
• Holly Sousa – Reflections
• Zahra Haxby – Divine Feminine
• Drishti Raj – Who Am I Without My Twin
• Athea Goel – When I Grow Up
The Pat Hanly Creativity Awards were established in 2002 by the Friends of the Auckland Art Gallery to recognize and nurture the artistic talent of senior secondary school students across the Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) region.
The awards are named in honour of Pat Hanly (1932–2004), one of New Zealand's most prominent and prolific contemporary painters. Beyond his vivid modernist artwork and passionate political activism, Hanly was deeply committed to art education and heavily focused on supporting emerging artists. When he famously stepped away from painting later in life, he stated it was "to make way for the new generation of artists," a spirit of youth empowerment that the awards directly carry on.
www.aucklandartgallery.com/visit/exhibitions/student-exhibition-pat-hanly-creativity-awards-2026
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