Service Awards:

Junior Students:

  • Connor Belleville  – for service to Pakūranga College Music
  • Aaliyah MacSwain – for service to College Netball
  • Jasel Te Whata – for service as a School Librarian

Senior Students:

Whānau Service

  • Olivia Hardyment – for service as a Tōtara Whānau Peer Support Leader
  • Delaney Hawea – for service as a Tōtara Whānau Peer Support Leader

Pōwhiri Service

  • Rihari Barlow – for showing up early and speaking at pōwhiri
  • Roman Graham – for showing up early and speaking at pōwhiri
  • Eva Inkster – for showing up early as our kaikaranga at pōwhiri
  • Jedd Palmer – for showing up early and speaking at pōwhiri
  • Manaro Purdie – for showing up early and speaking at pōwhiri

Group and Sports Service

  • Shiloh Allen-Faiva – for service to kapa haka for the past five years
  • Reuben Brown – for service to the Pegasus unit
  • Emily Cooper – for service to Dance
  • Isabella Hambrook – for service to Music
    Skylah Peters – for service to kapa haka for the past five years
  • Houston Ramea – for service in upholding te reo Māori and te ao Māori within the school
  • Courtney Smith – for service to dance

Service in Multiple Areas

  • Lucia Bell – for service in the Arts Council, leadership within Pōhutukawa whānau and Pakūranga College Music
  • Jayden Cresswell – for service as our kaikaranga at pōwhiri and for five years of kapa haka
  • Kaeden Evaroa – for service at our Pōwhiri, as 1st XV Rugby Captain and Pōhutukawa Whānau Leader
  • Peyton Haugh – for service to Dance, the Arts and Tōtara Peer Support Captain
  • Evan Parr – for service as 1st XV Rugby Captain and Pōhutukawa Whānau Leader
Value Awards

Year 9:

  • Damon Bartley – for Manawanui in the classroom
  • Claudia Coppins – for Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Martha Hohua – for Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Abel Lepou – for Manawanui in the classroom
  • Abre Nahu-Main – for Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Alexandra Nassau – for Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Devon Panton – for Manawanui in Social Studies
  • Meihana Poutai – for Manaakitanga in and out of the classroom
  • Olive Tainui – for Manawanui in the classroom

Year 10:

  • Hayley Campbell – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono, and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Sienna Davis – Manawanui in English
  • Mila Fuataga – Manawanui in English
  • Alyssa Gardner – Manawanui in English and Science
  • Heidi Goffin – Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Jimmi Kalolo-Tamatea – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Sofia King – Manawanui in Math
  • Destiny Laula – Manaakitanga in te reo Māori and Kāinga Rua
  • Aaliyah MacSwain – Manawanui and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Damian Morunga – Manawanui in Math
  • Chase Mossmann – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Temana Nepia – Manaakitanga and Ngākau Pono in the classroom
  • Lauren O’Neill – Manaakitanga in English
  • Jackson Rahui – Manawanui in English and Science
  • Milla Stickland – Manawanui in the classroom
  • Jasel Te Whata  – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Jackson Troup – Manawanui in English and Science
  • Hunta Vai – Manawanui in Drama

Year 11

  • Hugo Bell – Manawanui in Outdoor Education
  • Dylan Hambrook – Manawanui in the classroom
  • Jakob Hoeberigs – Manawanui in the role of kaitātaki
  • Jess Lawry – Manaakitanga in Commerce
  • Noah Lee – Manawanui in Maths
  • Maeve McDonnell – Manawanui in the classroom
  • Liam Malaki Martin – Manaakitanga in Commerce
  • Cannon Reid – Manawanui and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Aimee Sharp – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Braydon Tetupu – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Ivana Watling – Manawanui in Geography

Year 12:

  • Lucia Bell – Manawanui, Ngākau Pono, and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Molly Buckley – Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Jacob Harema – Manawanui in Geography
  • Roman Makaore – Manawanui in English
  • Jackson Manuela – Manawanui and Ngākau Pono in the classroom
  • Xavier Matenga – Manawanui in and out of the classroom
  • Azaria Papps – Manaakitanga in English
  • Noah Pegler – Manawanui in English
  • Malak Usman – Manaakitanga in Geography
  • Joey Wansbone – Manaakitanga and Ngākau Pono in the classroom

Year 13:

  • Shiloh Allen-Faiva – Manawanui in Physical Education and Hospitality
  • Charlotte Broadfoot – Manawanui in the classroom
  • Maddy Cockerell – Manawanui and Manaakitanga in the classroom
  • Peyton Haugh – Manawanui, Manaakitanga, and Ngākau Pono in the classroom
  • Nikita Jolly – Manawanui in English
  • Gabby King – Manawanui, Manaakitanga and Ngākau Pono in the classroom
  • Maia Lane – Manawanui in the classroom
  • Billy Maui – Manaakitanga in and out of the classroom
  • Regan Smith – Manawanui in Physical Education and English
  • Messiah Tuhoro – Manawanui in English
Pūhoro STEMM Awards

Year 11:

  • Roman Graham – excellent participation
  • Kodee Henare – excellent participation
  • Rhian Ming – excellent participation
  • Manaro Purdie – excellent participation
  • Houston Ramea – excellent participation
  • Layna Cooper – excellent achievement
  • Jakob Hoeberigs – excellent achievement and participation
  • Eva Inkster – excellent achievement
  • Natasha Long – excellent achievement
  • Nick McIntyre – excellent achievement

Year 12 and 13:

  • Lucia Bell – strong work ethic and commitment
  • Molly Buckley – strong work ethic and commitment
  • Rico D’Sylva – consistent commitment
  • Kimiora Eru-Hepi – strong work ethic and commitment
  • Jacob Harema – consistent commitment
  • Gabby King – consistent commitment and participation
  • Maia Lane – consistent commitment and participation
  • Roman Makoare – inquisitive participation
  • Asiah-Lee Marks – consistent commitment and participation
  • Destiny Peihopa-Vaine Poruku – consistent commitment and participation
  • Malak Usman – consistent commitment
  • Joey Wansbone – strong work ethic and commitment
Highly Commended Success Awards

Year 9:

  • Micah Jeffery – English and Social Studies
  • Abre Nahu-Main – English and Science
  • Olive Tainui – English and 2nd place in Eastern Zones Speech Competition
  • Noah Tetupu – English and Social Studies
  • Manaia Waretini – Physical Education
  • Tere White – English

Year 10:

  • Caleb Jeffery – English, Maths, and Robotics
  • Sofia King – Fabric Technology
  • Eden Kishore-Lane – English and Science
  • Bryce McLeod-Hemopo – U15 school rugby and U16 Auckland rugby trials
  • Milla Stickland – English and Eastern Zones Speech Competition participant
  • Jasel Te Whata – English and Science
  • Arya Upham – English

Year 11:

  • Zahkiel Bennett-Vaimauga – Physical Education
  • Keli Davis – Physical Education
  • Roman Graham – Physical Education
  • Natasha Long – Premier Netball
  • Jedd Palmer – te reo Māori
  • Aimee Sharp – te reo Māori
  • Braydon Tetupu – English and Drama

Year 12:

  • Lucia Bell – English
  • Molly Buckley – Physical Education and Premier Basketball
  • Emily Cooper – Dance and New Zealand Dance representitive
  • Jacob Harema – English
  • Delaney Hawea – Biology
  • Olivia Hardyment – English and Classical Studies
  • Roman Makoare – English

Year 13:

  • Sienna Davis – Premier Netball
  • Sienna Hands – Premier Netball
  • Peyton Haugh – Dance and New Zealand Dance representative
  • Nikita Jolly – Fabric Technology
  • Gabby King – Maths and Applied Physics
  • Maia Lane – Maths and Applied Physics
  • Ffion Morete – Premier Netball
Special Awards

Rangatira Māori 2026

  • Rihari Barlow
  • Lucia Bell
  • Kaeden Evaroa
  • Honiana Moli

Te Tai o Pakūranga Kapa Haka

  • Jayden Cresswell
  • Roman Graham
  • Kodee Henare
  • Jakob Hoeberigs
  • Houston Ramea

Kaupapa Māori Award

Kaeden Evaroa

Rangatira Māori 2027

  • Lucia Bell
  • Kodee Henare
  • Manaro Purdie