Here’s how Punahou’s youngest learners got ready for their first day of school in the Omidyar K – 1 Neighborhood.

A sunny Convocation kicked off the 2018 – 2019 school year as students in grades 2 – 12, teachers and staff gathered on Alexander Field. Punahou’s leadership uplifted the audience with reflections on this this year’s theme.

“Wellness involves having balance in your life, clearing your head, having the freedom to express what’s in your body and soul, and having a community of people to socialize with,” said Regine Pillert, longtime Punahou Pilates teacher and parent.

In the dark about Minecraft? Don’t worry if you ever thought it was called “mindcraft.” Here’s a quick guide about the computer game, which basically involves making things out of virtual blocks.

Punahou Summer School offered a special opportunity for children of alumni to enjoy the wonder of Punahou in a fun-filled, week-long course called “Alumni Keiki Experience.” The course is available to elementary-aged children of alumni who do not reside on O‘ahu.

Long-standing supporters of global education at Punahou gathered on July 20, 2018, to celebrate the end of Wo International Center’s 25th anniversary year.

Acting, costuming and set design converged on the stage for a culminating summer performance of “Einstein’s Brains.”

This summer, under the guidance of summer school faculty member Lori Wong, students grades 6 – 8 transformed into young chefs as they learned the ABC's of cookery: Attitude, Baking and Boiling with Confidence.

Meet some of the 68 students from 22 schools representing 9 countries who are at Punahou for the 2018 Student Global Leadership Institute (SGLI). The theme this year is Social Conscience.

Through the lens of the popular media forms of manga (comics) and anime (animated film), grades 7 – 8 students were introduced to Japanese culture and language in the summer school class Anime Manga and Japanese Popular Culture created and taught by Junko Ady, Punahou Academy language faculty member.