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Savita is our dedicated Library Assistant, providing daily support to students with book loans, returns, locating resources, and general library assistance.

Gracie Moon

He uri tēnei nō te whenua o Ngapuhi. Nō te maunga o Kirioke, Nō te awa o Punakitere, Nō te waka i heke mai nō rangiatea ki Aotearoa o Ngatokimatawhaorua ki Waitangi, Nō te whare o Te-Iringa. Nō ngā tāngata māori o Ngapuhi. He uri tenei nō te whenua o ōku mātua tūpuna. Ko Martha. Ko Anaru. Ko rātou ko ahau, ko ahau ko ratou. Ko Gracie Moon ahau.  Tihei mauri ora. I was born in Palmerston North but am proud to call Northland my home and tāku turangawaewae. I have close connections to my culture, my whenua and my […]

Katie Chamberlain

Ko Aoraki te Maunga Ko Waitaki te Awa Ko Uruao te Waka Ko Kati Mamoe, Ngai Tahu te Iwi Ko Runanga ō Moeraki te Marae Nō Waipounamu ahau Engarei Kei Pukekohe ahau e noho ana Ko Jade Chamberlain raua Ko Joshua Chamberlain ōku Matua Ko Katie Chamberlain Tōku Ingoa No Reira Tena Koutou, Tena Koutou, […]

Erika Villejo

Kia ora koutou and Kamusta! My name is Erika Villejo, and I’m honoured to step into the role of Amokura Toi me Ahurea for 2026. Art has always been more than just a subject to me – it’s a way of expressing identity, telling stories, and bringing people together. While I didn’t grow up in […]

Joshua Durham

Ko Joshua Durham tōku ingoa. I was born in Pukekohe and attended KingsGate Primary and Pukekohe Intermediate before spending several years living overseas with my whānau, including time in California, United States, and later in a children’s village in Durban, South Africa. Those experiences helped shape my values around inclusion, service, and making people feel […]

Zack Meads

Kia Ora and Welcome to Pukekohe High School. My name is Zack Meads and I am extremely grateful to have been named the Amokura Haakinakina (Sports Head Student) in 2026.I was born in Wellington and moved and have lived in Pukekohe since 2013. Since then I have grown up in Pukekohe attending Valley School and […]

Elizabeth Klavenes

Malo e lelei ko hoku ingoa Elizabeth Klavenes. My family originates from the villages Pangaimotu, Vava’u, Fasi moe Afi, Fo’ui, ‘O’ua, Lotofoa, Ha’apai and Sandefjord, Norway. I was born in Cebu City in the Philippines, where I lived for three years. I come from a big family of 9, being the third youngest out of […]