2023 Sports Award Winners
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Kia ora Koutou, We are celebrating 160 years – the event titled ‘Te Ahurei Ki Rangiriri’. Public tours – are launched this Saturday. Bookings through rangiriri.com website. 19th November – Kapahaka, entertainment and stalls – free entry. All are welcome. General Parking @ Murphy Street, Rangiriri – for Sunday’s event. No parking at the trenches.…
Teenaa koutou katoa During the NCEA exams this Friday morning, NZQA’s digital assessment platform reached capacity after 18,000 students logged in, and access to the platform was closed. This did not affect the students who were already in the system. However, 8 of our students had not yet managed to get in so needed to…
Some staff and students of Te Kauwhata College have decided to participate in Shave for a Cure this November to raise funds for this amazing cause. Your donations will help to find more effective treatments to save lives and make sure people with cancer get the support they need to get through. We have a…
Teenaa koutou katoa With NCEA exams underway this week, I would like to remind schools about a key Te Kura programme that can help support your aakonga (students) as they navigate the pressures around end-of-year results. Te Kura Summer School is a good backup option for aakonga who need some extra help to get them…
Please note that Monday 13 November 2023 is a TEACHER ONLY DAY and the school will be closed for instruction for students Years 7- 10. Senior exams will still proceed as timetabled.
Last week (week 9) we held an international cultural week. We were able to celebrate the many cultures in our kura. The school kitchen cooked us a range of yummy dishes and we finished the week with a cultural dress mufti day and a special assembly. As an audience, we were treated to a variety…
Kia ora e te whaanau, I wanted to do a shout-out to our Te Kauwhata College UNISS (Upper North Island Secondary Schools) girls for 2023. Kayla Pinny has worked hard with these girls all season, and it is incredibly rewarding to be able to go to UNISS for the first time in 10 years. The…
My Duke of Edinburgh journey started back in 2019 with my teachers encouraging me to join the scheme. To pass the Bronze award I needed to complete physical challenges, a service activity, learn a new skill and complete an outdoor adventure. The Silver Award was made more challenging by COVID-19 and all the restrictions that…