Drama Kerikeri

Join Crooks' class as they create a spooky story of power outages and mysterious doppelgangers. Don't trust anyone!

NB - we have removed the nasty extra static - so please listen again!

Crooks would like to proudly state she was 100% hands off in this - everything from the sound effects to the recording, directing and artwork was created and managed by the class.

Tau kē!

Join Crooks' class as they create a spooky story of power outages and mysterious doppelgangers. Don't trust anyone!

Crooks would like to proudly state she was 100% hands off in this - everything from the sound effects to the recording, directing and artwork was created and managed by the class.

Tau kē!

Crooks talks to Casper Viding about her direction of the Year 11 show - Monsters by Gary Henderson.

The last of our Year 9 audio assessments - join Ms Bower's class for a tale of food and fatality.

The second part of Crooks' Year 9 Drama podcast - where they solve the mystery of the Devil's Gate Disappearances.

Thanks to our special voice actor for taking on the role of Wallace Brant. If you know Kerikeri High School you'll recognise the fabulous voice.

It's that time again!

Join Crooks' class for their version of a true crime podcast. All voices, foley sounds and music created and sources by our amazing Year 9 drama students.

Keep an eye out for Part Two... when this mystery is solved!

Podcast artwork by Hannah Williams.

Crooks talks to Jack Laird about his direction of Zero for the Young Dudes.

In our final episode for 2024 we sat down with Mike Clent, the Principal of Kerikeri High School. We discussed his journey to becoming principal, stories from when he was younger and his plans for the future of our school. 

Today we sat down with NZ music legend Troy Kingi, to talk about stories from his acting career, his 10/10/10 project, and his plans for the future. 

This is the brain child of three Year 13 students in our Entertainment and Event Technology class. Join Jamie, Declan and Dan as they interview three well known Northlanders and ask them about their lives, play a short game and get them to answer fun, hypothetical questions.

We are aiming for this to be a legacy project - passing the wero onto future senior ākonga at Kerikeri High School.

Today we sat down with Moko Tepania, discussing his time teaching, learning about his past, and hearing about his journey becoming the Mayor of the Far North.