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Kia ora e te whānau Just a reminder that you are invited to meet with your child’s teacher to discuss their progress and next steps. Please ensure you make time so we can share some important information with you. These will take place on Monday 5 August 3:15 pm – 8 pm and Tuesday 6...

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Kia ora e te whānau, It was down to the Walter Nash Stadium to capture our 3 miniball teams in action this afternoon. Great competitive spirit and lots of goals for and against! Photos posted with kind permission from whānau and the Naenae team!

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Kia ora e te whānau, It was lovely to see quite a few tamariki at the kura in purple yesterday to acknowledge Learning Support Awareness Day! Here are just a few photos below!

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Kia ora e te whānau, We are back to wet weather again unfortunately, but yesterday It did feel very springlike so the resident kaiwhakaahua decided to spend some time in the playground with some very happy tamariki who were also enjoying the warmer weather. Here are a few captures! I have also added a couple...

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It was down the pool yesterday to capture both our Tawhai teams in action against two Waterloo teams. Despite a valiant effort and trying to cope with the deeper end of the pool, the Tawhai Whites had a loss. Tawhai Blue were the dominant team in their game with a 13-0 win against Waterloo.

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Kia ora e te whānau, It wasn’t just a sea of blue as our tamariki dressed up for ‘Blue Day’ but an ocean of cakes, slices, and biscuits as our very generous Tawhai community rolled in with their donations first thing in the morning! There were so many beautifully decorated items and such a variety...

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Kia ora e te whānau, Two very exciting and very close games at the Stokes Valley Pool yesterday! A very narrow loss of 5-6 for Tawhai White who were first up to play. Tawhai Blue won their game 7-5!

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Kia ora e te whānau, Some Snippets of the Kura Celebrating Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori! Kia ora e te whānau, Just a few snippets of of what our Kura have been doing during te wiki o te reo māori. The hall has been a hive of various activities during the week at lunchtime,...

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Kia ora e te whānau, We were very fortunate in having a dry but overcast day for the annual Year 4-6 Athletics and that the tamariki didn’t get too overheated whilst competing during the morning. There were 6 rotations comprising of: sprints, long jump, high jump, quiots, vortex, and the added fun of gumboot throwing!...

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Kia ora e te whānau, Over the last few days your tamariki will have come home with a calendar notice which includes their name & own unique code at the bottom of the page so that the whānau can view their tamriki’s artwork online. It will also include what’s on offer and prices. The site...

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kIa ora e te whānau, TodaySunday (17th November) and tomorrow is the last chance to order calendars and other items from KidsArtworks! The Kidsart Website will be closing off orders TOMORROW 18TH NOVEMBER AT 11.30PM.  The deadline will NOT be extended as it takes 2-3 weeks to process orders, and we are getting very close...

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Tawhai School is a self-reviewing school delivering high quality education to its students, thus enabling them to attain their full potential. We are a vibrant learning community where children are encouraged to do their very best and to strive for excellence, seize opportunities and value themselves and each other. We are not just teaching students but preparing global citizens of the future.

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Kia ora e te whānau We are very fortunate to have Kathy David working every Monday morning as the Tawhai School Chaplain. A chaplain has a pastoral concern for the whole school community – the children, staff and parents. A chaplain is available to listen and be a friend to people of the school community....

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The Hutt City Council and the Friends of Horoeka Scenic Reserve are hosting a Family Day to celebrate the 11th Anniversary of the Opening of the Horoeka Scenic Reserve. When: Sunday 12 March, 11.00am – 3.00pm (postponement date 19 March) Where: In the Entrance Area, at 17 Horoeka Street, Stokes Valley What to bring: A picnic,...

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Kia ora e te whānau, Our wonderful PTSG committee are organising a Cookie Time fundraiser. More information to follow shortly. Thank you. The PTSG Committee

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We are very excited to celebrate the end of another fantastic year of learning and growing together at Tawhai School. We are going to have a day of dress up fun and singing on… Friday 8th December.  Children can come dressed up in a Christmas theme (we can not wait to see what you have...

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Kia ora e te whānau, We are looking for volunteers to come and be part of our whānau reading programme. You just need to come in once a week (or fortnight) and read with individual students who need some extra reading mileage, No particular skills needed, just a love of reading and willingness to help...

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Kia ora e te whānau, Thank you to those who have already come forward to be part of our `whānau reading programme. However we are still needing more volunteers to fill the spaces! You just need to come in once a week (or fortnight) and read with individual students who need some extra reading mileage,...

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Kia ora e te whānau, Our wonderful PTSG Committee are pleased to report that the recent pie fundraiser was a great success and roughly $1600 was made! A HUGE thank you to those who gathered on Thursday in Room 12 to sort out the 600 delicious looking pies; committee members Karen Wiggins, Naomi Bee, Renee...

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