With memories of the FIFA Women’s World Cup still fresh in our memories, our ākonga will get a chance to showcase their skills on ...
As we approach the much-anticipated Road Patrol Parade 2023, we want to remind you of this special event dedicated to honoring the...
As the term comes to a close, we're thrilled to reflect on the incredible journey our ākonga have embarked upon over the past week...
Are you ready for some literary magic this holiday season? Mark your calendars because our annual Book Fair is just around the cor...
In Term 3 we have been working on supporting ākonga to build ownership of their learning.
We have organised our hub teams in the same way for the past few years, and in order to best meet the needs of our students going ...
Congratulations to our Year 4, 5 + 6 ākonga!
We formally welcomed total of 14 new ākonga into the Amesbury School whānau this week.
We're thrilled to share the excitement and success of our recent Junior Swimming Carnival held at the Johnsonville Pool.
This year, we are very excited to run our Cultural Festival as an opportunity to showcase the beautiful cultures present in our sc...
A group of ākonga from our kapa haka performance group had the fabulous opportunity of performing a waiata (song) at the opening c...
As a school, we collect student achievement data every term, and track and monitor all students in terms of their achievement in a...
On Thursday (Week 1), our tamariki were treated to a lively stage performance of 'Treasure Island'.
On the last day of Term 2 we found out who the latest recipients of the Amesbury Awesomeness Awards were
We had this term's Learning Celebration yesterday and we enjoyed our chance to share with whānau what we've been working on.
It’s hard to believe we are at the end of term two. What a fantastic year it has been so far!
Here is some exciting news: the WOW Passport belonging to Felix from our kura was drawn by some of the city councillors in the WOW...
Ka rawe to all the participants for their unwavering hard work and commendable bravery!
We have had a fantastic time in Harakeke Hub during Term 2. It has been full of incredible learning and lots of experiences.
Thursday 25th May saw 24 adventurous ākonga from Amesbury take to the muddy banks of Wainuiomata.
Amesbury had 6 athletes travel to compete in the recent InterZone Cross Country event.
