Education

As Facilities Co-ordinator at Programmed Facility Management, it’s Alison Murison’s job to ensure the primary and secondary schools at Hobsonville Point run smoothly. “At any given time, when someone walks into the schools they have to look pristine,” says Alison. Fortunately, there are four CrestClean husband and wife teams to help her keep the schools

The kids at St Claudine School are so thankful they won the Cleanest Classroom competition, they made a special ‘thank you’ card for CrestClean franchisees Danish and Aijita Sharma. It was presented the same day the kids received their special prize for winning the competition – a pizza lunch. St Claudine is a Catholic School

New Health and Safety legislation places clear onus on School Principals as “Officers” of their organisations. The Government’s proposed Health and Safety Reform Bill, due to come into effect in April 2015, attempts to clearly define a set of “Positive Due Diligence” actions to be demonstrated by “Officers” of an organisation, and will require evidence

Holding the annual conference for the New Zealand Principals’ Federation at ILT Stadium Southland, home to New Zealand’s first indoor velodrome, was an inspiration for Glenn Cockroft, CrestClean’s Invercargill Regional Manager. “I used to have a bike shop years ago in Invercargill and I had some bicycles that I thought would be fun in a

CrestClean made sure to put on a good show for their seventh year attending the New Zealand Principals’ Federation annual conference with a prominent exhibitor’s booth and giveaways including an LCD TV and 27 rugby balls. Crest’s stand was a hit with delegates. The three-day event, which draws principals and school staff from all over

Attending the Hawkes Bay Primary Principals’ Conference for a second year in a row resulted in even greater benefits for CrestClean, says Regional Director Abby Latu. Held over three days in August at the Wairakei Resort Taupo, the conference draws representatives from over 60 schools. CrestClean is a Bronze level Business Partner of HBPPA and

Another lucky school won a new TV from CrestClean at the Howick Pakuranga Principals’ Association Conference on the 11th of September. Held at the Stamford Plaza Hotel, the conference was attended by East Auckland Regional Manager, Viky Narayan, who staffed a table with samples of CrestClean’s products and information on cleaning services, as well as

Dries Mangnus, CrestClean’s Regional Manager for Central Auckland, says attending gatherings like the Manurewa Prinicipals’ Association Conference Day provide a great opportunity to check in with the local school community and share new information about Crest’s services. “I really enjoy getting a chance to see people in less formal settings where it’s possible to talk

Engaging with the local schools in his community is always a great experience for Viky Narayan, CrestClean’s Regional Manager for South and East Auckland. At the recent Manurewa Principals’ Association Conference Day, Viky manned CrestClean’s information table and gave away spray bottles our popular Anti-Viral Sanitiser, our new pump bottles of Foaming Hand Sanitiser, and

The Room 5 students of St Patrick’s Primary School sure are a clean bunch of kids. They beat out the older students for the term’s “Cleanest Classroom” award. The children worked hard all term and consistently proved that they were able to keep their classroom the cleanest in the school. Winners of the Cleanest Classroom

Regional Director for Nelson and Blenheim Barbara de Vries was happy to donate a voucher for a Pure Water Window Cleaning Service to a fundraiser for Hampden Street School. The Pure Water Cleaning was one of many donations to the “monster auction” held during the Annual Quiz Night, which is a popular fundraiser held every

For 18 years, Faleni Apati had a fine skilled trade as a welder, however when his wife’s uncle offered him a partnership in a West Auckland CrestClean franchise, he decided to give it a try. Seven years later, he says he enjoys cleaning as much as he did welding. “If you put your heart into