Tēnā koutou e te whānau Thank you to those who were able to give us some feedback about reports and IDP day, we appreciate everyone’s understanding. Here is an update of our organisation going forward: Reports – Juniors will...Read more
Kia ora e te whānau I hope this email finds you well. We know that for some of us lockdown was great family time, for others not so much fun. We’re pleased to be able to get school up and running and looking forward to reconnecting with your...Read more
Please click here to read our latest newsletter. For those of you who attended in the 80s and have signed up to our Whānau Whānui (Alumni), expect an email! We are holding a reunion soon. If you have not signed up, please see the link...Read more
We are holding a Matariki Celebration here in the school auditorium on Thursday 10th June at 6pm. Students, parents, caregivers, whānau and our wider community are all welcome. We’ll have a presentation about Matariki and shared kai...Read more
TSUNAMI Escape Route When an earthquake is long (more than one minute) or strong (powerful enough to knock you off your feet) then GET GONE – Evacuate immediately. Once you have reached safety: Listen to your radio or TV for advice and...Read more
A huge congratulations to the Year 13 Degree Scholarship recipients, particularly those ex-students of Tamatea High School. You make us all very proud. All of your hard work was so worth it!...Read more
Please share. Tēnā koutou e te whānau No doubt, you have heard about the change in Alert Levels from the three cases in Auckland. Some of you may be a little nervous so we’re sharing this message from the Ministry of...Read more
Kia ora e te whānau School will remain closed for the day (Wednesday 11 November 2020). While flooding is not an issue at the moment, the rain is forecast to stay for the day and we would rather not risk students having to travel if flooding...Read more
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