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Kiā ora e te whānau Starting from Monday 8th May, a whatu (weaving) group will be starting in room 1 straight after school from 3pm to around 4 – 4.30pm. This will run every Monday afternoon during terms 2 and 3. Come along if you would like to start a journey to collaboratively learn how...
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Kia Ora e te whānau This year (with input from our Whānau group) we are going to look at a different way to celebrate Matariki as a school and community. There will be more information coming out over the course of the term but this initial notice is so that you can book this date...
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Tawhai School provides a wide range of learning programmes to support the learning needs of all children.
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It’s all about being prepared. Emergency Preparedness Tawhai School is a designated Civil Defence Centre. We have prepared pupils, staff and the school community so that we are ready as can reasonably be expected, for a disaster as described in the Civil Defence Act 1983. We are prepared to care for all children in times...
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Kia ora e te whānau We welcome all our Tawhai Whānau and community to come along and celebrate with us for Matariki 2024. A big thank you to everyone who has filled in the google form to indicate that they are coming along to our Matariki celebration and breakfast on Thursday 27th June 6.30 am...
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The Tawhai School Curriculum aims to empower every student as they come to learn more about themselves.
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Kia ora e te whānau, Our ākonga in Room 1 could be excused for wondering what happens during a whatu weaving session that takes place in their classroom on Mondays but one afternoon this week, Board Chair and Tawhai whānau, Jaydy Marsh popped in to enlighten them about what the weaving group is aiming to...
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Kia ora o te whānau, As the last week of Term 2 is coming to a close and the holidays are almost upon us, here are a couple of activities that can be done with your tamariki during the 2 week break. Free Performances As part of Te Papa’s free school holiday events, the Royal...
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Kia ora e te whānau, Brewtown will be hosting an upcoming the Festival of Lights Event which will also involve a Low Sensory Session! This session will include: The session on Thursday 28th March, from 7pm – 9pm, is open to anyone and their families who require a lower sensory environment and want to experience the...
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While our school remains open, we are suggesting that parents who choose to keep their children at home refer to the following resources to support ongoing learning.
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Kiā ora o te whānau, After an absence of nearly 4 years, the Tawhai Kura Disco was back with a hiss and roar thanks to the hard effort and mahi put in by the wonderful band of PTSG, Alice Hurdle, Karen Wiggins, Naomi Bryden, Nicole Te Hiini, Donna Overduin, Fran Berridge, Mel Boyd, Renee Saul,...
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Kia or e te whānau, It was down to the Stokes Valley Pool on Wednesday to capture our two senior teams, the Tawhai Blue Team and the Tawhai White Team in action. Both were had very close and entertaining games and the resulting scores were very tight! Tawhai Blue were up against Waterloo and came...
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Malo e lelei’ Our 2 Waterpolo teams were in action again down at the Stokes Valley Pool on Wednesday. The Tawahi White were on fire and came away with a 10-2 win against Belmont. The Tawhai Blues were up against a very against Boulcott. Despite a hard fought battle and a never give up spirit,...
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Yesterday saw the final round of waterpolo for the season for both the Tawhai teams. Tawhai White played first against Hutt Central School for 3rd and 4th places. During the first half the team had plenty of go forward with the ball but unfortunately could not find the back of the net. However they had...
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Lastly it was the turn the our younger tamariki from the Horoeka Hub to have their assembly in Room 9a. Mrs Boese did another pop in to present the Principal Awards (one of her favourite jobs!) Mrs Burney did the honours with the Student Awards. The tamariki got to watch the wonderful video and listen...
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Kia ora e te whānau, The budding writers of Room 11 have been working very hard this week on their interpretation of the classic story, ‘The Three Little Pigs’. Each of them had their published writing turned into a little story book with a sentence for each page and an illustration to match the sentence!...
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Kia ora o te whānau, The resident whakaahua was down at the Walter Nash Stadium this afternoon to capture the 2 Year 3 & 4 teams, the Fastbreaks and the Wekas playing their Monday games. They both played their game in the older part of the stadium where the lighting is a bit darker than...
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Tawhai has excellent purpose designed facilities to ensure that your children's education is the best it can be.
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It was an exciting first week back for our Ngā Manu tamariki as it was the much-anticipated trip to the Island Bay Marine Education Centre. The children not only had the chance to go exploring in the Rock Pools and find cushion starfish, crabs, glass shrimps, small black fish, snails, limpets, and anemones but put...
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Kia ora e te whānau Another week has just flown by all too quickly and it’s now Friday! Time for our most senior Ngahere Hub to come together for their weekly assembly in the hall! Our very able co-presenters this week were Katelyn & Terina from Room 15. We had the usual the Principal awards,...
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