Come in to lay your hands on nga pukapuka.

More than just a class about business - these akonga actually build their own! See all the students businesses on the "Young Enterprise" Tab

I regularly get asked for book recommendations and one of the most requested are those for boys. There are things I take into consideration when creating such book lists, and I'd like to share a few reminders and suggestions.

Manga Club with Tash will run every 2nd Monday during term time.
Return your books to the library as soon as you are finished so that you don't forget on the Monday.

This years additions to the My Own Story collection are from the Writers workshops on Kia Tu days.

Get the Drops app today and you could share your home language with your friends, improve your pronunciation of te reo maori, or help make our new fijian, nepalese and filipino student feel welcome by greeting them in their own language

Tell us what titles or genres you’ve enjoyed in the past,
and we’ll give you surprisingly insightful recommendations.

Childrens and Young Adults Books for this year

Our Young Enterprise students are busy marketing and selling their products this term, and preparing to pitch their products in Invercargill Dragon's Den -style.
Our Momos-Taste of Nepal team make tasty Nepalese dumplings and a delicious sauce packaged for the freezer which make an awesome winter snack or light meal ($20 for a bag of 10; contact deeppathak1032@gmail.com). 
Our team River are selling a  handy beaker thermos, ideal for hot or cold drinks to keep you hydrated ($50 each; contact mali.grimwood@aparima.school.nz)
Tristan runs a mean basketball session for children at Riverton Primary School on Tuesdays 3-4pm ($2 per session; contact tristan.remata@aparima.school.nz)
Our Treet Yourself team are always happy to hear from customers who would like native trees sourced and planted on their property (contact Brodie or Caleb for a quote; ​treetyourselves@gmail.com)