Current Learning at Wainui School is " distance learning"!! This means your child's learning at home. We are not expecting you to take over and be the teacher !!! But things will be different!!! Each team with their year groups have set up different times to connect with your child at home. this has been [...]
Kia ora koutou We have started into a new phase of New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 and it is very different than anything most of us have ever experienced. I wanted to reassure you that our school staff and Board of Trustees will continue to be available to support your child’s learning and wellbeing in [...]
Gillian write your text here.............. Welcome back Johnny and Isabelle from Canada with George and Mum, Vanessa Juniors returning to school
Welcome to our Student Leaders Blog! This blog site will be filled with posts about events, ideas and everything we do as leaders for our school. All our leadership teams will be adding their own posts. Here is an introduction of our teams 2019: Congratulations to you all!! Student Councillors House Councillors Maddy Ditchburn [...]
The Deer Rustler Trail Ride is held in conjunction with Waitemata Motorcycle and Te Heke Farms Ltd as our Term Two fundraising event. The Trail Ride is in Parakai and involves an 18 K base loop with several expert deviations and a fully taped Pee Wee Track for our younger motocross enthusiasts. DATE TBC
FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK Kia ora koutou, haere mai, Welcome to Tony Zhao and his family, Tony is in Mrs Howards class. We look forward to getting to know Tony and his family. Welcome back this week to the Intermediate area of the school who have been on camp [...]
FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK Kia ora Koutou, Haere Mai, welcome back to term 4 at Wainui School. A special welcome back to Mrs Berghan who returns to school after having leave for a term. Mrs Berghan has a spring in her step and is pleased to be back with us all. [...]
FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK Kia ora Koutou, Haere Mai, Lambs, daffodils, and warmer temperatures!! Spring is here and the ground is drying up. The fields are beginning to dry up enabling us to use all of our grounds again, the mud has certainly been a challenge for us all [...]
FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK Kia ora Koutou, Haere Mai, Daylight saving starts this weekend, along with the general election. Remember to reset the alarm clock!! Like me and everyone else, we are looking forward to a warmer drier spring!! This week I am heading down [...]
FROM THE PRINCIPAL'S DESK Kia ora Koutou, Haere Mai,The theme Kia ora te reo Māori was chosen to celebrate New Zealand’s indigenous greeting, and also as the words ‘Kia Ora’ are an exact description of the intent of the new partnerships for te reo Māori revitalisation between [...]
