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The young men studying at university level have achieved outstanding results. They were recognised at assembly this morning with the presentation of certificates to those who gained A grade passes. Of the 101 individual entries, PNBHS students achieved 23 A+ grades, 19 A grades and 16 A- grades. Well done to all of these young men for the hard work and dedication that it has taken to achieve these superb results.

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Crest to Crest Challenge

Applications for the 2025 Crest to Crest team are now open, please have your application form in by Friday 27 September.

Click here: 2025 Application Form

It can be found on Stratus>Co-curricular>Outdoor Pursuits>Crest to Crest Challenge

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Support PNBHS to raise awareness of men's mental health and support the Movember Foundation - https://nz.movember.com/team/2465757

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Volleyball Draw September 23

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In August last year, fourteen of our Year 10, 11 & 12 French students successfully sat the DELF Scolaire Examinations, administered by the local Alliance Française.

This is a challenging, internationally recognised and accredited four-levelled qualification that tests listening, reading, speaking and writing, with all answers written in French. It gives our students an extension to NCEA and a qualification that could enable them to study in a French or Francophone university.

The official certificates recently arrived from France. All fourteen students earned results of a very high standard and are to be congratulated on accepting the challenge that these examinations offer. Congratulations to: Ramis Ali, Edmund Brown, Oliver Crotty, Scott Sun, Will Fortune, Kieran Gill, Aidan Harris, Ben Irwin, Rossen Kostourkov, Ben Lawrie, Leo Mwape, Jonathan Peel, Leo White and Jakob Wong.

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Ready to boost your test scores and crush those exams? After the success of our first three sessions, we’re thrilled to announce our long-term plan, now funded by the Palmy Youth Council! Join us for fortnightly study sessions on Saturdays from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Youth Space. Free snacks, drinks, and Study Guides provided! Follow us on Instagram @studygroup.2024 for more details—let’s ace this together!

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Year 9 Reading Challenge

It's not too late to register and books you've read so far in 2024 can count - talk to one of the librarians for further information.

“There is a large amount of compelling evidence that correlates reading for pleasure from an early age with literacy development, improved well-being, and educational and employment success.” - Dr Jo Cribb, NZ Book Council

"Adolescents entering the adult world in the 21st century will need to read and write more than at any other time in human history. They will need advanced levels of literacy to perform their jobs, run their households, act as citizens, and conduct their personal lives. They will need literacy to cope with the flood of information they will find everywhere they turn. They will need literacy to feed their imaginations, so they can create the world of the future. In a complex, and sometimes dangerous world, the ability to read can be crucial." — International Reading Association

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PNCC would like feedback from all users of Featherston Street - pedestrians, drivers and cyclists:

Kia ora,

We’ve put together a quick survey about the recently completed safety improvements on Featherston Street, and we’d really appreciate your feedback.

Your input will help us to assess the success of the project and highlight any areas we can improve in the future.

You can find the survey here: www.pncc.govt.nz/featherstonfeedback

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Saturday 21 September 2024

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