Welcome to the Holy Cross School News page where we share the latest school highlights and events.
School Fair Sat 3rd November
Our school fair will be open from 9am on 3rd November. See you there!!
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Holy Cross Week!
The Atawhai and Manaakitanga Syndicates got into their houses and prepared the Parable of the Sower and the Seed and sung The Face of God.
Excellent effort by all the houses. Congratulations to all the students who participated, what a wonderful afternoon sharing God’s Word!
1st: McKean
2nd: Liston
3rd: McAuley
4th: Pompallier
Check out some of our performances!
YEARS’ THREE & FOUR SCRIPTURE FINALS 2018
Well done to our 12 Scripture Cup Finalists who all read very well. You should all be proud of yourselves. Thank you to Mrs Siluuga for being our judge. You had a very hard task selecting the winner. Congratulations to our three top finalists. First place MAYNARD SAGAOINIT. Second place, KAIARAHI KINGI and in third place JENSENLANZ GALLARDO.
Auckland Rugby Champs 2018
On Wednesday 19th September three rugby teams represented Holy Cross and the Papatoetoe Sports Zone at the Auckland Rugby Championship at the Marist Rugby Club.
The children played to a high level and showed excellent sportsmanship. Congratulations to the the Girls team who defended their Auckland Title by defeating Pt England 30-10 in the final.
The U50kg team placed 6th and the Open Grade team placed 4th overall.
Holy Cross Week
Biblical Character Day at Holy Cross School. Great to see so many getting into the spirit of the day. Angels, Saints, soldiers, the Lost son, Ruth, disciples and more.
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QuickHit Cricket
Kia ora!
On Thursday 13th September, girls from Years 3-6 attended the QuickHit Manukau Fun Day at Papatoetoe Cricket Club. This event provided a fun and competitive day for the girls and a chance to give cricket a go! Check out some pictures from the day!
Some writing about the day to come!
These girls will prepare for the Auckland Champs in Term 4:
Riley Parker, Malena Lavea, Sereana Huni, Eden Tuala, Gardenia Makasale, Ariana Mehau-Lave, Crimsyn Vaotuua, Naomi Tuiafitu and Fa’aumu Leitupo.
