When you ask a Year 13 what the best part of swimming sports is, they say “the Mussel Buoy Boat Race“. So on Friday we made that memory again at our annual Swimming Sports. All Juniors began the day with some carnival type events then Seniors joined them for a
Nau mai, haere mai Our full school pōwhiri on Tuesday 7 February was a great event, where we welcomed over 117 new students to our kura (school), including 97 at Year 9, 20 at Year 10 to 13. We have had 12 new international students start with us, seven from
Kia ora e te whānau (parents, caregivers, students) We acknowledge that Cyclone Gabrielle brings risks and uncertainty and therefore anxiety about the days ahead. After considering all the information about the potential impact on the health and safety of staff and students we have decided to close the school on
Kiā ora e te whānau In this Pānui Contents Tumuaki/Principal’s Message Important dates to diary Mufti Day Dress Code Be safe – be sun smart. New Kaimahi / Staff Farewells (left at the end of 2022) Kaiāwhina / Pastoral Leaders Rōpū or Whānau Kaitiaki or Kaiako Other pastoral care contacts
Kia ora e te whānau (parents and caregivers) We trust that you are as well as can be expected after such terrible weather. We know that many have been adversely affected by the weather events in many areas; our thoughts go out to anyone who has been directly or indirectly
