We wish our KingsWay School community a safe and happy Christmas holiday and hope you enjoy watching our Year in Review summary of our 2024 school year. 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
Our staff would like to thank Luke from Shade Systems NZ and our amazing PTA for sponsoring our Term 4 birthday morning tea. In particular, we would like to thank Michelle Erasmus for baking and creating the beautiful gingerbread house, which even included our school logo! What a treat and blessing, thank you 🌟💛🙌 ... See MoreSee Less
Our Christmas Carol concert at the Junior Campus was a great success! A heartfelt thank you goes out to the PTA for organizing this memorable event. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Belinda Mittermeier, Jo Clayton, Avril Greybe, Lisa Lin, and Laura Weston, who have dedicated countless hours to music, choir, and Kapa Haka tuition throughout the year. A huge round of applause goes to all of our talented performers, and of course, to the families who joined us and helped make this celebration so special. We are grateful for your support and participation! 👏💛🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
A reminder to come along and join the festivities tomorrow evening from 6pm-7.30pm at the Junior Campus. There will be a sausage sizzle, drinks and ice creams for sale (cash preferred) - all proceeds will be donated to Missions at KWS. An app will be posted tomorrow with a link to the song words 🎼 All are welcome 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
Today, our Year 10 students had a wonderful opportunity to engage with visiting parents from our community, learning about the diverse careers they could pursue. We are incredibly grateful to the parents who generously gave up their time to invest in the future of our students. In the afternoon, the Auckland Business Chamber and Ōrewa Surf Life Saving Club facilitated informative workshops, providing invaluable insights and hands-on experiences. A huge thank you to everyone involved for making this event such a success! ... See MoreSee Less
Do you want to be part of a Christian community of learning that nurtures young people towards their full potential as servant leaders in the Kingdom of God? Exciting opportunities have opened up for fixed-term part-time Itinerant Music Teachers to join our growing music programme starting in January 2025. Visit our HR page for further information: kingsway.bamboohr.com/careers... See MoreSee Less
This video was played at the Year 6 Graduation evening. Thank you to Rhema Media for taking the time to video our students for their graduation from Primary School. ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 8 students wrote children story books during their English lessons this term. 8MVR went across to the Primary to read their books to the Year 1 students. The story book included an idea around the theme BRAVE which is an acronym for bold, resilient, achieving, valued and exemplary. The Year 8 students so enjoyed reading their books to the younger students! ... See MoreSee Less
KingsWay School is proud to share our Primary School video, which will be uploaded to our website soon. Thank you to all the students and teachers who participated in this fantastic work that captures why KingsWay School exists. We want to thank Motioneers NZ for filming and producing this video.
Yearbooks can be pre-ordered and paid for through our online school shop Kindo for $15 each. Pre-purchased yearbooks can be collected after the Senior School or Middle Years Prize Giving evenings, or from reception at either campus from Friday, 6th December until the end of term. A list of payment details will be kept at both receptions.
Yearbook Cash or Eftpos Sales
The 2024 Yearbooks will be available for cash/eftpos sales at the Senior School or Middle Years Prize Giving evenings and from both receptions from Friday, 6th December until the end of Term 4 (or until stocks last). ... See MoreSee Less
Employment Opportunities The following positions are open for applications: TEACHING STAFF: Specialist Teacher (Years 7-13) Years 1-8 Middle School Teacher Years 1-8 Primary School Teacher Part-time Years 1-8 Primary School Teacher
Please open the link below or follow the QR code in the image for further information on these positions. kingsway.bamboohr.com/careers If you know of friends or family who might be interested in applying, please share this with them. ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 8 students celebrated Piripiri Day on Wednesday, 27th November. The word Piripiri is a Māori word which means "to keep close, to stick together". David Howie, Deputy Head Boy 2024, organised the boy's conference. David and other KingsWay senior boys and alumni young men spent the day sowing into the Year 8 boys' lives. The boys loved the team-building flag-making activities as well as the various games that were played. David and his team ended the day off with a panel that encouraged the boys to see their worth in who God created them to be.
The girls bonded together during a time of corporate worship, and they enjoyed the creative activities and games they played. The students were treated to a sausage sizzle during lunchtime to end the festivities.
A special thanks to David Howie and his team who gave up their time to invest in the Year 8 boys' lives. 💛 ... See MoreSee Less
Year 11 Lifelabs: Christmas Service Project On Friday, 8th November, our Year 11 Lifelab classes were bustling with creativity as students crafted Christmas goodies to support Coast Youth Community Trust with their annual Christmas hampers. These hampers bring joy and relief to families in need within our community. The students worked together to produce a delightful array of festive items, including lolly bags, Christmas crackers, tree decorations, and handmade cards. It was great to see Year 11 students supporting this project, helping to spread kindness and joy to others this Christmas season.
A heartfelt thank you to our Year 11 families for your generous contributions of lollies, chocolates, wrapping paper and cardboard rolls, which made this initiative possible. Coast Community Trust ; @coastcommunitytrust ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 9 camp at Finlay Park Adventure Camp is going exceptionally well. The students are participating in all their activities with enthusiasm, high spirits, and plenty of energy. A big thank you to all the parent helpers who have volunteered their time to join this group for four days of adventures! 😊
Our recent visit to Maygrove in Orewa was a heartwarming opportunity for students to bond with the wider community. The connections formed with the senior residents, as they shared their incredible life stories, were deeply enriching for everyone involved. Our students brought joy through Christmas carols, Irish dancing, and singing, creating a memorable experience for all. Luke 2:10 "And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.' ... See MoreSee Less
Our Primary students had a great time parading their Book Week costumes this morning. Thank you to all our parents, caregivers and family members who came to spectate ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less
ANNOUNCING: Disney’s My Son Pinocchio: Geppetto’s Musical Tale We are very excited to announce the Middle Years production for 2025 and are thrilled to bring this delightful tale to life next year! Any questions please email [email protected]
Today we farewell our Year 13 Leavers. This performance took place after their final assembly and our traditional ‘farewell tunnel’ made with all students from Primary through to Senior School. Well done on an amazing finish to your last day at KingsWay School. We pray God’s richest blessings on you as you write your final exams and move on to all that’s next in your lives 🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
For 2024, the Environmental Council (led by Gloria Bong) decided to create a mural out of recycled glass, and the 2024 prefects decided to make this mural the Year 13’s gift to the school. 120 glass bottles and jars plus extra glass picked up from their organised beach clean-ups in Term 1 were all recycled, transforming the pieces into this mural (2.4m by 1.2m). ‘Manawanui’ was the Year 13’s camp theme this year, meaning ‘steadfast, strong’ (hence the symbol of the anchor). In Term 3, each year 13 student attached three pieces of glass to the mural’s ocean, creating a symbol of their unity. The Environmental Council is very proud to have been able to start this unique and ambitious project for the first time and give this to the school. ... See MoreSee Less
On Friday 25th our Y0-Y2 classes participated in a 'Fun Run Obstacle Course' event. The event was all about fun, participation, movement, and cheering each other on. The children participated with enthusiasm and determination as they completed as many laps as possible for their classes. It was wonderful to see so many of our parents and whānau come along to support this event. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
This last Wednesday, 23 October, we celebrated the International Student Certificate Ceremony in the library, followed by afternoon tea. Parents, homestay families, agents, teachers, and senior leaders joined together to celebrate the achievements of our international students this year. During the ceremony, we were able to bid farewell to our Year 13 leavers and show our appreciation to our 2024 International Ambassadors. Our international students are an important part of our KingsWay family. Thank you to all those who attended this celebratory event. ... See MoreSee Less
These amazing students in our Senior School Choir woke up in the very, very early hours of the morning and drove down to Eden Park to sing for the Auckland Prayer Breakfast. They shared beautiful worship songs with our wider Christian community before the event started. There were 600+ attendees, and there was a beautiful atmosphere of prayer and worship. We are grateful to Auckland Church Network for inviting us to participate in this wonderful event. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the KingsWay Evolocity Team This past Saturday, 19 October 2024, our Evolocity Team, known as AE2 (led by Samuel Anderson, together with Tim Erasmus), competed in the Auckland Regional Finals, which took place at the RNZ Whenuapai Air Force base. For this season, the team decided to participate in the Open class, which means they were allowed to use a stronger motor (up to 2kW). The boys decided to enter a completely new build, which proved to be quite the challenge, but with help from the sponsors, Hi-Power Performance Silverdale and Motion Design, they completed their build and competed. Competition was fierce, and despite some setbacks and emergency repairs on the day, AE2 took second place overall in performance and second place in engineering design. Many valuable engineering lessons were learned, which will result in more fun and an improved design for next year. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Year 6 students arrived at camp buzzing with energy. For many, it was their first time away from home which brought a mix of nerves and excitement. They are having a great time with the activities, and the Flying Fox has quickly become a standout favourite. ... See MoreSee Less
Refurbished Bench This bench, originally gifted to the school by the Class of 2005, has been carefully restored by current Year 12 Hard Material students Beau England and Caleb Bradley. Before this, the seat had lost most of the original varnish and had areas that had gone rotten. The students stripped all the old varnish and repaired and filled the rotted areas. They then applied a two-pot marine epoxy finish to the seat to ensure it looks great and lasts many more years. Beau and Caleb invested more than 50 hours to fully restore the seat and its message. Thank you boys for your hard work 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
During Week 10 last term, 36 Year 8’s attended Sports Camp at Totara Springs. The week was packed full of sports from morning to night. KingsWay performed brilliantly and took first place overall for the second year in a row! 👏🏆
The team was led by Mrs Pollock and Mrs Morris and also had the privilege of having four outstanding parent helpers – Rob Lynne, Nick Francis-Stead, Tim Stephens, and Dee Poole, as well as our fantastic senior students Cameron Horsford and Jonathan Swanepoel. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Asher Harkness, 2022 KWS alumnus, who has been appointed as the 2025 World Vision Youth Ambassador! Asher will showcase his leadership skills, encouraging young Kiwis nationwide to participate in World Vision. We look forward to him returning to KingsWay School next year to inspire our students with what he’s doing in this new role. Well done Asher we are proud of your huge achievement 👏 @worldvisionnz www.worldvision.org.nz/... See MoreSee Less
In the past school holidays, Flanny Xue (Year 10) flew to Nelson to play in the 2024 New Zealand Open Table Tennis Championships, the top event for the year. During the 7 days, Flanny achieved the following titles: U15 Girls Teams, Gold medal. Open Women's Teams, Silver medal. B Grade Women's Doubles, Gold medal. B Grade Women's Singles, Silver medal. C Grade Women's Singles, Silver medal. Congratulations Flanny! We are very proud of you 👏🏓 ... See MoreSee Less
This year the Arts and Technology faculties launched a new trip to Wellington to see the World of Wearable Art. Mrs Morgan, Mrs Smuts and Mr Robertson flew down with 25 students from Years 11 to 13, keen to experience this event where creativity, fashion, technology, performance and ingenuity mix to produce a show that is uniquely celebrated around the world.
Since we were in our capital city we fitted in an interactive workshop at Weta, a stroll around Zealandia, a ride on the cable car, a walk around Te Papa, the Beehive and a bespoke chocolatier experience.
Here is some of the feedback: “This was one of the best trips I’ve been on” Olivia “Thanks so much for giving us this wonderful opportunity” Haruka “It was so much fun!” Livi “It was an amazing experience filled with unique activities. We really appreciate all the effort that was put into it 😊” Lucy “I really appreciate the care you took with our kids” A parent “Sounds like an amazing experience that they will treasure forever” A parent ... See MoreSee Less
What an exciting day at the Alumni Sports Challenge on Saturday! Fierce competition and great sportsmanship all around. Final results: Football: Alumni won Netball: KWS won Hockey: KWS won Basketball: Alumni won It ended in a tie overall - Alumni 2, KWS 2. Thank you to our Alumni for your mahi, effort and spirit. We're looking forward to seeing you again soon! ⚽️🏑🏀👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you to our alumni from the Class of 2014 for visiting KingsWay School again to celebrate your 10-Year Reunion. We hope you enjoyed reconnecting and reminiscing. 🔟YEARS 🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Cherie Perrow, Head of Careers & Pathways at KingsWay Senior School! Her recognition as a Master in Career Development is a fantastic achievement. In her recent interview on the Breakfast Show, she addressed the important challenges that school leavers face when choosing their career paths. We are incredibly proud of Cherie's dedication and expertise, which have made a significant impact on our young people’s futures. Keep up the great work, Cherie! ... See MoreSee Less
Our first annual Senior DVC Exhibition at KingsWay School took place on Thursday, 18 September. The DVC students welcomed the KingsWay School community to this special event to celebrate their hard work and commitment. Congratulations to all students participating and a special shout out to the Year 13 DVC students who were the first group to lead this event and leave a legacy for future DVC students. ... See MoreSee Less
What a memorable week our AIMS Basketball team had in Tauranga! The highs and the lows, the bonds formed, the characters built - all within an unforgettable experience. The team played in the Main Court for their finals against St. Kentigern, ending up as the runner-up in their division after winning all 3 games the previous day, with the last one in a heart-stopping overtime. A coach from another school said the game was his AIMS highlight for this year! In the words of one of the KWS boys - "best week ever!" and in the words of one KWS parent "a magical journey for our boys". All this would not have been possible without the help of the school's Sports Department, our supportive parents, our selfless coach and our VERY committed and hardworking players! ... See MoreSee Less
📢 A reminder of our Alumni Sport Challenge THIS Saturday! Come along and support our First Teams playing against past KWS students. There will be a coffee van supplying the first 80 coffees for FREE - generously donated by Jo Burnard 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
Today, we had the honour of commissioning our Prefects for 2025, along with each Council and leadership team. Congratulations to these students for taking on the responsibility of being servant leaders in our school. A big thank you to the parents who attended. ... See MoreSee Less
We wish our KingsWay School community a safe and happy Christmas holiday and hope you enjoy watching our Year in Review summary of our 2024 school year. 🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
Our staff would like to thank Luke from Shade Systems NZ and our amazing PTA for sponsoring our Term 4 birthday morning tea. In particular, we would like to thank Michelle Erasmus for baking and creating the beautiful gingerbread house, which even included our school logo! What a treat and blessing, thank you 🌟💛🙌 ... See MoreSee Less
Our Christmas Carol concert at the Junior Campus was a great success! A heartfelt thank you goes out to the PTA for organizing this memorable event. We would also like to extend a special thanks to Belinda Mittermeier, Jo Clayton, Avril Greybe, Lisa Lin, and Laura Weston, who have dedicated countless hours to music, choir, and Kapa Haka tuition throughout the year.
A huge round of applause goes to all of our talented performers, and of course, to the families who joined us and helped make this celebration so special. We are grateful for your support and participation! 👏💛🌟 ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.A reminder to come along and join the festivities tomorrow evening from 6pm-7.30pm at the Junior Campus. There will be a sausage sizzle, drinks and ice creams for sale (cash preferred) - all proceeds will be donated to Missions at KWS.
An app will be posted tomorrow with a link to the song words 🎼
All are welcome 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
Today, our Year 10 students had a wonderful opportunity to engage with visiting parents from our community, learning about the diverse careers they could pursue. We are incredibly grateful to the parents who generously gave up their time to invest in the future of our students. In the afternoon, the Auckland Business Chamber and Ōrewa Surf Life Saving Club facilitated informative workshops, providing invaluable insights and hands-on experiences. A huge thank you to everyone involved for making this event such a success! ... See MoreSee Less
Do you want to be part of a Christian community of learning that nurtures young people towards their full potential as servant leaders in the Kingdom of God? Exciting opportunities have opened up for fixed-term part-time Itinerant Music Teachers to join our growing music programme starting in January 2025.
Visit our HR page for further information:
kingsway.bamboohr.com/careers ... See MoreSee Less
This video was played at the Year 6 Graduation evening. Thank you to Rhema Media for taking the time to video our students for their graduation from Primary School. ... See MoreSee Less
Photos from KingsWay School Sport's post ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 8 students wrote children story books during their English lessons this term. 8MVR went across to the Primary to read their books to the Year 1 students. The story book included an idea around the theme BRAVE which is an acronym for bold, resilient, achieving, valued and exemplary. The Year 8 students so enjoyed reading their books to the younger students! ... See MoreSee Less
KingsWay School is proud to share our Primary School video, which will be uploaded to our website soon. Thank you to all the students and teachers who participated in this fantastic work that captures why KingsWay School exists.
We want to thank Motioneers NZ for filming and producing this video.
... See MoreSee Less
Pre-purchase the 2024 Yearbook
Yearbooks can be pre-ordered and paid for through our online school shop Kindo for $15 each. Pre-purchased yearbooks can be collected after the Senior School or Middle Years Prize Giving evenings, or from reception at either campus from Friday, 6th December until the end of term. A list of payment details will be kept at both receptions.
Yearbook Cash or Eftpos Sales
The 2024 Yearbooks will be available for cash/eftpos sales at the Senior School or Middle Years Prize Giving evenings and from both receptions from Friday, 6th December until the end of Term 4 (or until stocks last). ... See MoreSee Less
Employment Opportunities
The following positions are open for applications:
TEACHING STAFF:
Specialist Teacher (Years 7-13)
Years 1-8 Middle School Teacher
Years 1-8 Primary School Teacher
Part-time Years 1-8 Primary School Teacher
Please open the link below or follow the QR code in the image for further information on these positions.
kingsway.bamboohr.com/careers
If you know of friends or family who might be interested in applying, please share this with them. ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 8 students celebrated Piripiri Day on Wednesday, 27th November. The word Piripiri is a Māori word which means "to keep close, to stick together". David Howie, Deputy Head Boy 2024, organised the boy's conference. David and other KingsWay senior boys and alumni young men spent the day sowing into the Year 8 boys' lives. The boys loved the team-building flag-making activities as well as the various games that were played. David and his team ended the day off with a panel that encouraged the boys to see their worth in who God created them to be.
The girls bonded together during a time of corporate worship, and they enjoyed the creative activities and games they played. The students were treated to a sausage sizzle during lunchtime to end the festivities.
A special thanks to David Howie and his team who gave up their time to invest in the Year 8 boys' lives. 💛 ... See MoreSee Less
Year 11 Lifelabs: Christmas Service Project
On Friday, 8th November, our Year 11 Lifelab classes were bustling with creativity as students crafted Christmas goodies to support Coast Youth Community Trust with their annual Christmas hampers. These hampers bring joy and relief to families in need within our community. The students worked together to produce a delightful array of festive items, including lolly bags, Christmas crackers, tree decorations, and handmade cards. It was great to see Year 11 students supporting this project, helping to spread kindness and joy to others this Christmas season.
A heartfelt thank you to our Year 11 families for your generous contributions of lollies, chocolates, wrapping paper and cardboard rolls, which made this initiative possible.
Coast Community Trust ; @coastcommunitytrust ... See MoreSee Less
The Year 9 camp at Finlay Park Adventure Camp is going exceptionally well. The students are participating in all their activities with enthusiasm, high spirits, and plenty of energy. A big thank you to all the parent helpers who have volunteered their time to join this group for four days of adventures! 😊
Finlay park adventure camp ... See MoreSee Less
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We have exciting opportunities to join our team as either a Pathways Administrator, Junior Campus Receptionist, or Sports AdministratorOur recent visit to Maygrove in Orewa was a heartwarming opportunity for students to bond with the wider community. The connections formed with the senior residents, as they shared their incredible life stories, were deeply enriching for everyone involved. Our students brought joy through Christmas carols, Irish dancing, and singing, creating a memorable experience for all.
Luke 2:10 "And the angel said unto them, 'Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people.' ... See MoreSee Less
Our Primary students had a great time parading their Book Week costumes this morning. Thank you to all our parents, caregivers and family members who came to spectate ☺️ ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Enoch Wu 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
New employment opportunities are available at KingsWay School ... See MoreSee Less
New employment opportunities are available at KingsWay School
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An article by KingsWay SchoolANNOUNCING: Disney’s My Son Pinocchio: Geppetto’s Musical Tale
We are very excited to announce the Middle Years production for 2025 and are thrilled to bring this delightful tale to life next year!
Any questions please email [email protected]
... See MoreSee Less
10 of our favourite shots from today's tunnel 💛 ... See MoreSee Less
Class of 2024 final group photo, shots from the leavers tunnel, Last Minute - the band and the honouring Haka for Mr Bennett. ... See MoreSee Less
Today we farewell our Year 13 Leavers. This performance took place after their final assembly and our traditional ‘farewell tunnel’ made with all students from Primary through to Senior School. Well done on an amazing finish to your last day at KingsWay School. We pray God’s richest blessings on you as you write your final exams and move on to all that’s next in your lives 🫶 ... See MoreSee Less
For 2024, the Environmental Council (led by Gloria Bong) decided to create a mural out of recycled glass, and the 2024 prefects decided to make this mural the Year 13’s gift to the school. 120 glass bottles and jars plus extra glass picked up from their organised beach clean-ups in Term 1 were all recycled, transforming the pieces into this mural (2.4m by 1.2m). ‘Manawanui’ was the Year 13’s camp theme this year, meaning ‘steadfast, strong’ (hence the symbol of the anchor). In Term 3, each year 13 student attached three pieces of glass to the mural’s ocean, creating a symbol of their unity. The Environmental Council is very proud to have been able to start this unique and ambitious project for the first time and give this to the school. ... See MoreSee Less
On Friday 25th our Y0-Y2 classes participated in a 'Fun Run Obstacle Course' event. The event was all about fun, participation, movement, and cheering each other on. The children participated with enthusiasm and determination as they completed as many laps as possible for their classes. It was wonderful to see so many of our parents and whānau come along to support this event. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
This last Wednesday, 23 October, we celebrated the International Student Certificate Ceremony in the library, followed by afternoon tea. Parents, homestay families, agents, teachers, and senior leaders joined together to celebrate the achievements of our international students this year. During the ceremony, we were able to bid farewell to our Year 13 leavers and show our appreciation to our 2024 International Ambassadors. Our international students are an important part of our KingsWay family.
Thank you to all those who attended this celebratory event. ... See MoreSee Less
New employment opportunities are available at KingsWay School ... See MoreSee Less
New employment opportunities are available at KingsWay School
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An article by KingsWay SchoolThese amazing students in our Senior School Choir woke up in the very, very early hours of the morning and drove down to Eden Park to sing for the Auckland Prayer Breakfast. They shared beautiful worship songs with our wider Christian community before the event started. There were 600+ attendees, and there was a beautiful atmosphere of prayer and worship. We are grateful to Auckland Church Network for inviting us to participate in this wonderful event. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the KingsWay Evolocity Team
This past Saturday, 19 October 2024, our Evolocity Team, known as AE2 (led by Samuel Anderson, together with Tim Erasmus), competed in the Auckland Regional Finals, which took place at the RNZ Whenuapai Air Force base. For this season, the team decided to participate in the Open class, which means they were allowed to use a stronger motor (up to 2kW). The boys decided to enter a completely new build, which proved to be quite the challenge, but with help from the sponsors, Hi-Power Performance Silverdale and Motion Design, they completed their build and competed. Competition was fierce, and despite some setbacks and emergency repairs on the day, AE2 took second place overall in performance and second place in engineering design. Many valuable engineering lessons were learned, which will result in more fun and an improved design for next year. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Year 6 students arrived at camp buzzing with energy. For many, it was their first time away from home which brought a mix of nerves and excitement. They are having a great time with the activities, and the Flying Fox has quickly become a standout favourite. ... See MoreSee Less
Refurbished Bench
This bench, originally gifted to the school by the Class of 2005, has been carefully restored by current Year 12 Hard Material students Beau England and Caleb Bradley. Before this, the seat had lost most of the original varnish and had areas that had gone rotten.
The students stripped all the old varnish and repaired and filled the rotted areas. They then applied a two-pot marine epoxy finish to the seat to ensure it looks great and lasts many more years. Beau and Caleb invested more than 50 hours to fully restore the seat and its message. Thank you boys for your hard work 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Last Minute, our amazing senior band, have just released their first single on Spotify! Hold On is about trusting God through relationships and putting Jesus in the spotlight. Please support them by having a listen and sharing with your friends and family: open.spotify.com/track/0iNyNl1ydPH5omPNv4a2vV?si=zO4lNQNSQ-Cir7TPCKKTPg&context=spotify%3Asearch%... ... See MoreSee Less
Photos from KingsWay School Sport's post ... See MoreSee Less
During Week 10 last term, 36 Year 8’s attended Sports Camp at Totara Springs. The week was packed full of sports from morning to night. KingsWay performed brilliantly and took first place overall for the second year in a row! 👏🏆
The team was led by Mrs Pollock and Mrs Morris and also had the privilege of having four outstanding parent helpers – Rob Lynne, Nick Francis-Stead, Tim Stephens, and Dee Poole, as well as our fantastic senior students Cameron Horsford and Jonathan Swanepoel. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Asher Harkness, 2022 KWS alumnus, who has been appointed as the 2025 World Vision Youth Ambassador!
Asher will showcase his leadership skills, encouraging young Kiwis nationwide to participate in World Vision. We look forward to him returning to KingsWay School next year to inspire our students with what he’s doing in this new role.
Well done Asher we are proud of your huge achievement 👏
@worldvisionnz
www.worldvision.org.nz/ ... See MoreSee Less
In the past school holidays, Flanny Xue (Year 10) flew to Nelson to play in the 2024 New Zealand Open Table Tennis Championships, the top event for the year.
During the 7 days, Flanny achieved the following titles:
U15 Girls Teams, Gold medal.
Open Women's Teams, Silver medal.
B Grade Women's Doubles, Gold medal.
B Grade Women's Singles, Silver medal.
C Grade Women's Singles, Silver medal.
Congratulations Flanny! We are very proud of you 👏🏓 ... See MoreSee Less
This year the Arts and Technology faculties launched a new trip to Wellington to see the World of Wearable Art. Mrs Morgan, Mrs Smuts and Mr Robertson flew down with 25 students from Years 11 to 13, keen to experience this event where creativity, fashion, technology, performance and ingenuity mix to produce a show that is uniquely celebrated around the world.
Since we were in our capital city we fitted in an interactive workshop at Weta, a stroll around Zealandia, a ride on the cable car, a walk around Te Papa, the Beehive and a bespoke chocolatier experience.
Here is some of the feedback:
“This was one of the best trips I’ve been on” Olivia
“Thanks so much for giving us this wonderful opportunity” Haruka
“It was so much fun!” Livi
“It was an amazing experience filled with unique activities. We really appreciate all the effort that was put into it 😊” Lucy
“I really appreciate the care you took with our kids” A parent
“Sounds like an amazing experience that they will treasure forever” A parent ... See MoreSee Less
Various Employment Opportunities are Available at KingsWay School ... See MoreSee Less
Various Employment Opportunities are Available at KingsWay School
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An article by KingsWay SchoolPlease take the time to read our Connect Magazine - a celebration of all that has been accomplished at KingsWay School in Term 3. ... See MoreSee Less
Connect Magazine - Term 3, 2024
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Offering an Engaging CurriculumWhat an exciting day at the Alumni Sports Challenge on Saturday! Fierce competition and great sportsmanship all around. Final results:
Football: Alumni won
Netball: KWS won
Hockey: KWS won
Basketball: Alumni won
It ended in a tie overall - Alumni 2, KWS 2. Thank you to our Alumni for your mahi, effort and spirit. We're looking forward to seeing you again soon! ⚽️🏑🏀👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Our Senior Haka group came to teach our Primary tamariki the King's Haka on Friday in celebration of Māori Language Week. ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you to our alumni from the Class of 2014 for visiting KingsWay School again to celebrate your 10-Year Reunion. We hope you enjoyed reconnecting and reminiscing. 🔟YEARS 🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to Cherie Perrow, Head of Careers & Pathways at KingsWay Senior School! Her recognition as a Master in Career Development is a fantastic achievement. In her recent interview on the Breakfast Show, she addressed the important challenges that school leavers face when choosing their career paths. We are incredibly proud of Cherie's dedication and expertise, which have made a significant impact on our young people’s futures. Keep up the great work, Cherie!
... See MoreSee Less
Our first annual Senior DVC Exhibition at KingsWay School took place on Thursday, 18 September. The DVC students welcomed the KingsWay School community to this special event to celebrate their hard work and commitment. Congratulations to all students participating and a special shout out to the Year 13 DVC students who were the first group to lead this event and leave a legacy for future DVC students. ... See MoreSee Less
What a memorable week our AIMS Basketball team had in Tauranga!
The highs and the lows, the bonds formed, the characters built - all within an unforgettable experience. The team played in the Main Court for their finals against St. Kentigern, ending up as the runner-up in their division after winning all 3 games the previous day, with the last one in a heart-stopping overtime. A coach from another school said the game was his AIMS highlight for this year! In the words of one of the KWS boys - "best week ever!" and in the words of one KWS parent "a magical journey for our boys". All this would not have been possible without the help of the school's Sports Department, our supportive parents, our selfless coach and our VERY committed and hardworking players! ... See MoreSee Less
Employment Opportunities at KingWay School ... See MoreSee Less
Employment Opportunities at KingWay School
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We have a variety of positions available at KingsWay:📢 A reminder of our Alumni Sport Challenge THIS Saturday! Come along and support our First Teams playing against past KWS students. There will be a coffee van supplying the first 80 coffees for FREE - generously donated by Jo Burnard 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Today, we had the honour of commissioning our Prefects for 2025, along with each Council and leadership team. Congratulations to these students for taking on the responsibility of being servant leaders in our school. A big thank you to the parents who attended. ... See MoreSee Less