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Kia ora tātou, Our evacuation up to Moanataiari Creek Road for the tsunami warning went very smoothly and promptly.

Thank you to all those families who came along and joined in the fun last Friday night and made it such a successful event. It was good to catch up and we had a great time.

Congratulations to our past student, Kanye Rapana, on his selection to represent New Zealand in the mixed under 16s touch rugby team. Well done Kanye!

Kia ora tātou, Unfortunately, we are once again under Alert Level 2 from midnight last night for 72 hours, and this timeframe will be reviewed every 24 hours by the Government.

A whakatau will be held at 1.30 pm this Friday 12th February to formally welcome our new students and families, followed by an afternoon tea.

Teacher only day Thursday 4th February for Thames-wide professional development.

Welcome back, everyone! We hope you all had an enjoyable holiday and are refreshed for another busy year.

Well it just seems like yesterday that the Board of Trustees (BoT) welcomed everyone back to the start of term 4. It sure was a very busy term indeed.

As another year draws to a close I would like to thank our staff for their efforts this year to give our students the best learning opportunities.

2021 class list and stationery requirements are being sent home today.

Many thanks to Tracey and our library caretakers for the fun Book Day events last Friday. We hope this will inspire our students to keep reading lots of amazing stories and information all through the holidays.

Congratulations to Mila Tull for placing 2nd in the long jump at the Thames Valley Athletics last week in Whangamata, and to Cleo Challis for placing 3rd in the discus.