Point Chevalier School Rangi-mata-rau

Wishing all our whānau a safe two week holiday. Don't forget the clocks go forward one hour this weekend 😀
See everyone back after a good, well-deserved rest, on Monday 12th October.

Over the past couple of weeks, four teams have represented us at the Inner-City Football Competition. ⚽

A big congratulations to the teams who came away with wins, and well done to all four teams for showing great teamwork, effort and fair play throughout the competition. It was fantastic to see everyone giving it their all and enjoying the experience.

Ka nui te mihi to all those behind the scenes who help make these experiences happen for our students.

Ahoy, families on wheels! Bike Pt Chev is putting together some all-ages guided group rides for spring and summer. What kind of adventures are you keen on? Let us know, via our quick survey at tinyurl.com/BPC-2026

Share your thoughts by this Sunday 20 September, and you can go into the draw for a $100 voucher from Ambler Bistro and Cafe!

Tomorrow's Wednesday Challenge is to say how you came to school in Te Reo Māori... Ko wai i haere...🚴🚶🚎

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori: 14-20 Hepetema 2026 - many activities happening school-wide to use and celebrate te reo. Head to Ngā Hau e Wha during lunch times to see what's on!

The Year 0-4 Production is on NEXT WEEK! Don't miss out - tickets are still available for Tuesday's matinee at 11.30am, and Tuesday evening at 6pm.

Room 2 have been learning all about animals' life cycles and habitats. Here's a look at some of the amazing diorama they have made showing some pretty cool habitats. There are some that are on land, some underwater. Some are in Aotearoa and some are from other countries. Tino pai rawa Room 2!

🇯🇵 Rooms 18 & 20 had the privilege last week of an origami lesson led by their international students Hiro and Kokoro, with the help of their mum Zoe. The family were visiting from Japan, and shared the origami as part of their Japan-New Zealand art and cultural exchange, acknowledging international peace day. Another example showing how our ākonga benefit from our overseas visitors 🇯🇵

We really hope you can join us this TOMORROW for our next BIG WALK to school…this time we are meeting at 8am, at the Coyle Park end of Point Chevalier Road (right outside the Pt Chev Beach cafe), ready to walk to school togther...🚶🏼‍🚶🏼‍♂️
We hope you can join us!

We really hope you can join us this coming Wednesday for our next BIG WALK to school…this time we are meeting at 8am, at the Coyle Park end of Point Chevalier Road (right outside the Pt Chev Beach cafe), ready to walk to school togther...🚶🏼‍🚶🏼‍♂️
We hope you can join us!