Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Now in its fourth year, our Riparian Planting Project continues to grow from year-to-year.
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Digital technology has been ramped up term 2 with the introduction of 3D modelling and Photoshop added to the CoSpaces programme for designing and developing digital outcomes (3DO).
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Keen footballers putting their peers through some training
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Does your spork snap in your salad? Are the tines long enough to stab the pineapple? How many grains of rice should fall off your spork?
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Evan and Senny show off their new natural school ties as they get up and close with the butterflies.
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Congratulations to Lou Simmers and Michael Kirkland for coming second in last weekends competition.
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Year 8 Rama Balasmeh has been selected 2nd place in the N.Z Quizzle stationery supplies Art competition.
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Our mid year interviews were held this week with a high turnout of parents and students attending. Positive comments regarding the student led format were received from students, parents/caregivers and staff alike.
Posted: Wednesday June 30, 2021
Launch date is Monday! There are 26 students who head to Christchurch on Monday as part of the first ever Tahuna Normal Intermediate School.
Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021
Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021
It's a busy time as year 7 and year 8 student's learn how to make stencils and spray paint.
Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021
Incorporating the Tahuna school value symbols and māori designs into art work has brought out student's creativity. Impressive results wow!
Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021
I'm always impressed by the talent and creativity of all our Tahuna student's.
Posted: Tuesday June 29, 2021
Look at all our girls who want to play football.
Posted: Monday June 28, 2021
This years booking has been made and it is back to the predator fenced ecosanctuary at Mamaku Point. Mamaku Point is the most densely populated area for brown kiwi in the world and has five private beaches!
Posted: Monday June 28, 2021
High tens for Dunedin sisters at ANZ Premiership.