Year 13 students Whitiora Brady-Brown and Roberta Pawa have had photographs selected for the Ringa Toi Exhibition at PĀTAKA Art + Museum in Porirua. This annual exhibition showcases the artwork of secondary school students and is open to all secondary students working towards NCEA levels 1 to 3, with a focus on Toi Māori and Pacific Arts at Excellence level.
Read moreThe Taniwha and the Ranfurly Shield were welcomed with pōwhiri to Kerikeri High School, where students and staff gathered to celebrate the team and their historic win.
Read moreOur Kerikeri High School 1st XV beat Dargaville High School 38-14 in the Semi-finals, earning them a place in the upcoming Finals.
Read moreThe following results are from the 2026 season at the Kerikeri Netball Centre.
Most Contributing Player - Nikara Holmes (Year 13)
Most Outstanding Junior Player - Heavenly Holmes (Year 10)
Most Outstanding Male Player - Marcellus Doolan (Year 12)
Individual Junor Sportsmanship Trophy - Sutton Wihongi (Year 7)
Read moreThis year, 23 senior Kerikeri High School students, accompanied by Mr Andy Wilis and Miss Katie Batterton, experienced the five-day voyage on board Steinlager2. The voyage took students from Cape Brett and Deepwater Cove to the Whangaroa Harbour. A stopover at the Cavalli Islands on the way back involved a walk on Motukawanui Island, the largest of the Cavalli group.
Read moreThis was an exceptional Trade Fair and a valuable opportunity for our students to showcase their businesses, with 45 YES student businesses from around the region attending, including 20 from Kerikeri High School. All the students involved did an amazing job creating inviting stalls and talking to the customers that came along to support the event.
Read moreThe Year Level winners of the School Speech Competitions presented their speeches to an audience of members of the Rotary Club of Kerikeri and invited guests.
Year 7 Isabelle Moir: War's Effect on Children
Year 8 Georgia Kitchingman: Climate Change
Year 9 Kiki Shimozon-Reid: Jealousy
Year 10 Felix Lawson: Why Failing is the Path to Success
Read moreHe mihi maioha tēnei ki ngā maunga e tū kaha nei hei tūara ki te kaupapa nei a Hillary Outdoors OPC mā ngā ākonga Tau 10 - Ko Pihanga, ko Ruapehu, ko Tongariro.
Read more90 Kerikeri High School students from Year 7 - 13, and staff members Mr Jimmy Thomas and Mr Bryce Wilson participated in this year's BOI Beast Mud Run held at Ludbrook's Farm in Ōhaeawai. The annual event organised by Sport Northland attracted students from Northland intermediate and secondary schools and this year was themed 'Farmyard Vibes'.
Read moreDuring the first week of the holidays, 29 Year 12 students, accompanied by Ms Davina Derecourt, Mr Sean Bristow and Mrs Jodie Scott, undertook a five-day guided outdoor education programme at Hillary Outdoors Centre in Tongariro National Park.
Read moreThrough hands-on environmental projects, conservation activities, and community partnerships, our students develop valuable skills, deepen their understanding of sustainability, and take positive action to protect and enhance the environment around them. Their enthusiasm and commitment continue to make a real difference both within our school and beyond.
Read moreCongratulations to Amalfi Robinson (Year 11), Ana Ebenhoeh (Year 11), Elena Helbok (Year 12) and Iolanthe Byworth (Year 12) who competed in the STANZA National Spanish Debating competition in Auckland.
Special Acknowledgment of Elena Helbok who placed 2nd in the Best Speaker competition.
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