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We have updated our guide to help your students attain merits and excellences and prepare everyone for upcoming internals and externals. Our guide lists 10+ New Zealand and relevant overseas resources assisting NCEA preparation. We will be updating it regularly. Visit it here: https://www.moneyhub.co.nz/resources-for-ncea-students.html Our focus is on sharing resources that help your students gain greater confidence…
Due to unforeseen circumstances, a tough decision has been made to postpone swimming sports to next Friday 24th February. Because of the change, Athletics will now be on Friday 3rd March.
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Brain Injury Incidence & Service Access New Zealand in the Community (BIONIC2) Study Volunteer information can be found here.
Tuesday 7 March 2023 is Census Day throughout all of New Zealand. Stats NZ’s Census staff will start delivering or mailing forms to each household during February. We ask that everyone completes their Census as soon as they receive their forms and instructions. We highly value and maintain the privacy, security and confidentiality of every…
Kia ora koutou aakonga and parents, Last year all NCEA (Senior) students at Te Kauwhata College were automatically eligible for “unexpected event grades” for external examinations due to the effects of COVID. This is not the case this year, however, as always, students can still apply for derived grades in the case of illness, injury,…
Te Kauwhata College recently hosted the Science Roadshow. This was a great opportunity for Junior Science Students to explore various science and technology concepts by ‘touch and feel’. The Roadshow : nurtures curiosity and discovery; improves motivation and attitude; adds to teacher knowledge; supports numeracy and literacy; encourages social interaction and cooperative learning; provides memorable…
Kia ora koutou As we have been warned, sure enough Covid is spiking again in our region. To make matters worse, as winter takes hold, so do colds and flu. There are several nasty flu viruses circulating which can be just as debilitating as Covid and these are just as damaging to our ability…
Kia ora This is to inform you that school will be open as per normal for the remainder of this week. We currently are managing our staffing situation and will keep you updated if anything changes in regard to having to roster students home. Ngaa mihi Angela Wallace Deputy Principal