Waiuku Kāhui Ako Term 3 2019 Newsletter September 2019. Update Welcome to the September Kāhui Ako update. The purpose of this newsletter is to inform our community about the work our Principals, Kāhui Ako leaders and Within school teachers have been involved in during this term. Each subsequent newsletter will update you on the activities our Kāhui Ako progressively engages in for the benefit of all our tamariki. Our vision is working together to grow our learners and community So, what has been happening? Hauora/ Well being: The Well being Team has… Read More

                                                                   Meet Mrs Jude McCulloch My name is Jude McCulloch and I am the teacher in Te Rangi for 2018. I am from Auckland originally but have lived in Waiuku for the last 20 years.  I am married with 3 children (all of whom attend Glenbrook School).  I am an experienced teacher, having taught every level from new entrants to year 6. Outside of school my hobbies include; music and dance, as well as tramping, kayaking and crafting. I am passionate about education, setting children on the road to being life… Read More

A snapshot of some of our Heritage entries for Calf Club 2016

Fun learning and practising our balancing skills with Coach Tamati and Coach Sam.

Kia Ora Koutou and welcome Glenbrook whanau, parents and community. Whakawhanaungatanga: At Glenbrook School we work as a community together. It was an informative evening last Wednesday for parents and whanau who attended our evening on how we intend to use digital devices at Glenbrook School. It was great having our students show parents how we use google docs and timetabling as part of the learning process. More information about how, what and why we will be using BYOD across the school will be shared throughout term 3. Ako: At Glenbrook School… Read More

Yesterday was such a beautiful day … and what better way to celebrate the certain soon arrival of Spring than with our annual Cross Country event. This year the running took place over the road from school at the Maxwell’s farm. As you will see from the photos, the children that chose to take part really gave it their all! Well done, Te Whenua 🙂