Education

Spotswood Primary School, Westown School and Frankley School pupils were excited to receive 9 LeslieRugby balls each. As part of silver sponsor CrestClean’s booth at the New Plymouth Principals’ Association Conference, delegates were invited to enter a draw to win rugby balls for their school. Taranaki Regional Manager Prasun Acharya was inundated with entries to

Te Akatea Maori Principals’ Conference has been a huge success for silver sponsors CrestClean. The conference was held from September 9 to 11 at the Auckland Rendezvous Grand Hotel. North Shore/West Auckland Regional Manager Caroline Wedding, South/East Auckland Regional Manager Viky Narayan, National Sales Manager Chris Barker, Managing Director Grant McLauchlan and Chairman of Directors

Frankton Primary School pupils enjoy keeping their classrooms tidy. As part of CrestClean’s Cleanest Classroom Competition, four out of 33 classes in the school received a $25 Warehouse voucher for keeping their classrooms clean last term. To say ‘thank you’, Room 9 pupils wrote letters to Crest, thanking franchisees for cleaning their classroom and for

Delegates attending the Waikato Assistant Principal/Deputy Principal Conference could not praise CrestClean enough. The conference, which was held at Novotel Tainui in Hamilton on August 27 and 28, attracted 70 delegates from schools throughout the Waikato. CrestClean is a gold sponsor of the Waikato Assistant Principals/Deputy Principals Network and was one of 10 stallholders. Hamilton

Waitara Central Kindergarten is extremely grateful to Crest for their support after they received a $500 cheque to help rebuild their playground. Severe flooding caused extensive damage to the kindergarten and playground in July. Taranaki Regional Manager Prasun Acharya says it was nice to be able to help Waitara Central Kindergarten. “We started cleaning their

CrestClean is proud to be a silver sponsor of the New Plymouth Principals’ Association Conference. Taranaki Regional Manager Prasun Acharya and National Sales Manager Chris Barker attended the two-day conference that was held from September 3 to 4. Chris addressed delegates about Crest’s services. “The presentation was well received. There was a lot of interest

Motivational guest speakers were one of many highlights at the Hawkes Bay Primary Principals Association Conference. Hawkes Bay Regional Manager Abby Latu attended the three-day conference that was held in Taupo. CrestClean is proud to be a bronze sponsor of the Primary Principals Association. Crest was one of 14 sponsors that attended the conference along

Hutt Valley franchisees Helen and Greg Caingcoy have been given an A+ from Belmont School. Helen and Greg, who have been cleaning the premises for two years, always ensure they deliver a professional service. Principal Robin Thompson says she has seen a great improvement with the cleaning of the school and is really pleased with

CrestClean is proud to be a Silver sponsor of the New Plymouth Principals Association. The announcement was made after Managing Director Grant McLauchlan’s presentation at the New Plymouth Principals Association Cluster Group Meeting on August 7. Crest sponsored a lunch and 15 principals were given a gift bag that included a bottle of Anti-Viral Sanitiser,

It was John Channer’s lucky day. The Fraser Crescent School Principal won a 32” Panasonic TV and 27 rugby balls as part of a CrestClean competition he entered at the New Zealand Principals’ Federation Conference. Conference attendees were invited to guess how many rugby balls were inside a specially built clear plinth. The correct guesses,

CrestClean received top marks for their eighth year attending the New Zealand Principals’ Federation Conference in Wellington from June 30 to July 3. NZPF Gold Business Partner CrestClean was one of 70 exhibitors who received a very positive response from principals attending. One of the hot discussion topics was the new Health and Safety Reform

The New Zealand Catholic Education Convention was a positive event to attend, Wellington Regional Manager Richard Brodie says. About 850 people attended the event that was held from June 10 to 12 at the TSB Arena in Wellington. “It was a very positive expo,” he says. “We received a lot of good feedback and it