The Mighty Warriors

We were very lucky to be selected to be one of only a few schools to have a visit from the Vodafone Warriors. Legend Jerome Ropati brought along 4 current players and ran an awesome presentation with our learners. The team were really humble and great role models for themselves, the Warriors and of cause our students. We wish them all the best for the up coming season.
GO the MIGHTY WARRIORS!

Tech with our Seniors

This year our Year 7 & 8 students are doing technology at Mansell Senior School. They are really enjoying tech this year where they are divided into three groups, materials, cooking and design. They are really being challenged and exposed to lots of different activities and skills. A big thank you to Whaea Rebecca and her team at Mansell for making our learners feel welcomed and providing an excellent opportunity to try hew things.

Whaea Lynn's Farewell

It was with real sadness that we farewelled Whaea Lynn our school nurse. She is moving back to Tauranga to be closer to her whanau. We had a wonderful assembly. We wish her all the best in her adventures ahead.

Armistice Day at KPC

Kia Ora to matua Wiremu for leading the school the acknowledge this very special occasion. The whole school gathered at our flag pole and did a karakia and haka in recognition of all the soldiers that lost their lives so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have today.

Ka pai koutou
Matua George

Halloween Disco a very scary night indeed

Kia Ora Whanau

We had an exciting and scary time at our school disco. Many students came dressed up and really enjoyed a fun filled evening. Thank you to Te mahuri for organising and running this event for our learners.

Nga Mihi
Matua George

Reading Togther Programme Starts at KPC

A huge congratulation to the whanau that have taken up the challenge and enrolled into our schools very first Reading Together Programme. The Reading Together programme assists whanau with developing strategies to help them read with their tamariki. Whanau become more confident and the sessions with their tamariki become fun and enjoyable. We will be running more sessions for whanau in term one 2016.

Back in the Office

Was great spending the last three weeks with the students in Room 3. Whaea Elisha had done an amazing job developing a really hard working and caring environment. I had a real awesome time with them all. Whaea Mel was also fantastic and is the glue that keeps everything going in Room 3. All the best for the rest of the term Room 3.

Cheers
Matua George