Category: News / Notices

This week’s Wrap Up includes information for reporting student absences via our School App and an update on COVID-19. In an exceptional week, you might expect that we would not have much else to report, however, this week the Wrap Up features success in both rowing and Waka Ama plus insight into our first Dance with Me workshop, our property planning consultation, Unity Picnic plus visits to VUW and Space Place.

This week we celebrate success in Athletics, tennis, plus staff and student dragon boating. In addition, read about the Year 12 Biology / Science trip to Zealandia and read Year 10 Scarlett Connolly’s reflections on the Totara Flats tramp. Read the Wrap Up for all this plus news of Physics’ tournament success and much more.

This week the Wrap Up links to the Principals message and the opportunity to be involved in the future planning property consultation. In addition, Drama and Photography have been out in the field and He Kakano have been supported in mainstream PE by Year 11. Plus, if your student would like to join Gateway, we advertise a unique opportunity with Chorus.

This week’s Wrap Up includes information about the forthcoming WHS Master Planning Consultation, plus an invitation to respond to the the recently announced NCEA changes. We look back at the Waitangi Day parikuihi, follow Outdoor Education into the classroom at Seatoun School and join Level 2 ESS out in the field.

This weeks Wrap Up is epic! With highlights from the Athletics Carnival and Aroha Day, an update from He Kākano plus news of an exciting collabrative dance project that He Kākano students will take part in, there is so much in this Wrap Up! We also celebrate publishing success at Year 9 and achievements in NCEA Level 3 Fashion. It has been a great week!

As this week’s Wrap Up goes live, Years 9 and 10 are crossing the finish line at the Athletics Carnival – photos to follow next week. In the meantime, read on and meet Annette Atkins, our new Board of Trustees Chair, join the Te Whānau a Taraika hui on 17 February, consider offering a homestay to Japanese student visitors and read about successes in NCEA Level 3 Art and marvel at the produce produced in the school garden.

From our pōwhiri to welcome new students to Outdoor Education’s first surf classes in Lyall Bay, scholarship successes and Gateway programme reminders there is already a lot to catch up with in this week’s Wrap Up.