Congratulations to all students. Special Awards Recipients: JUNIOR PRAISEGIVING SPECIAL AWARDS 2020 PRINCIPAL’S AWARD – Top Year 10 Students Anahera Maihi & Tamara Matthews TUKUA O PUNGA AWARDS – Top Overall Achievement Charmaine Mathews-Birchall (Year 7) Kees Jenkins & Awatea :Poutai (Year 8) Zarah Thomson (Year 9) SCHOOL SUPPORT
Y7&8 REITU and REIPAE PRODUCTION They say ‘Out of chaos comes great wonders,’ and the Y7&8 students certainly proved it true, from the weeks of practise leading up to the Production evening. A huge thank you to our whanau who came along and supported us on the night. You gave
The curtain closes on what has been a very busy term. I am hugely proud of what our students, kura and community have achieved during what can only be described as interesting times. Without doubt the opening of our Tauira is the highlight of the year to
Services Academy Getting their steps in before taking on the Adventure Challenge Race… The Service Academy have been prepping for the adventure challenge race 2020 between the other 13 Northern Region Services Academys. Due to Covid 19 there have been delays and date changes for this event. During term
YEARS IN THE MAKING – Take one old 1923 Ford Model T mix it with a Hot Rod Club and finish off with the Tiki Auto students and their Tutor ….this is their story Oily hands. Skinned knuckles. Greasy gunk under the fingernails. Having to learn not only a whole lot of new
Year 8 students have been very busy designing tiny house plans. Throughout term 3, they worked collaboratively in groups to combine research and construction skills; the end product being a cardboard designed tiny house prototype. Some worked on constructing their tiny houses while others painted and built tiny cabinets and
Kia ora koutou At the risk of sounding cliche this year has been unprecedented due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I am incredibly proud of how we have come together as a kura and community supporting each other, in and out of kura. As you are aware, we lost several
Senior students met this week, at whanau time, to go over NCEA entries and reviewed their plans for moving forward. Students now have a copy of their NCEA entries page that shows what they are entered in and the credits attached to each standard. Students are learning how to keep
In Te Putahitanga this week, some students have been exploring the community out in the van, after being in lockdown for 6 weeks. Visiting the community and seeing the Whangarei icons has been a favourite for some of our students in Te Putahitanga.
