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Kia ora tātou, Many thanks to Claire Nankivell for preparing and organising the DOC conservation trip last week. This was a wonderful opportunity to showcase all we are doing to care for our local environment, and foster sustainability practices for our students. The students who participated had a great time, as can be seen in the photos attached.
Kia ora tātou, All the very best to Lily Roath who is competing in the gymnastics competition at the AIMS games in Tauranga this week. Go well Lily!
Kia ora Moanataiari Whānau,
Together, we grew and planted 1000 native plants!
Kia ora tātou, It’s wonderful to see our tamariki giving their best and representing us so well at all the recent events. Good luck to those students heading to the Thames Valley Cross Country and Interschool Speech Competition – we are proud of you.
Kia ora tātou, We hope all our families had a relaxing and enjoyable long weekend. On Friday, our teachers took part in a productive Teacher Only Day with a focus on maths, and Monday was a well-deserved mid-term break for everyone.
Kia ora tātou, It was wonderful to see so many parents and whanau here to support and encourage our students at our cross country day last week. Congratulations to all place-getters. Everyone made a great effort.
Kia ora tātou On Wednesday last week we had a fantastic netball challenge.
Kia ora tātou, In preparation for our trips and camps we have a number of fundraising initiatives on the go. We appreciate your support of these efforts, which enable our children to have memorable experiences.

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If Jacob White knows one thing to be true of his Thames Music and Drama (MAD) crew it’s that “we pull off some pretty cool stuff”.

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A beloved and well-missed figure has been formally welcomed back to Moanataiari School after years of deterioration.