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The NZEI has advised schools that its member teachers will be taking strike action on 16 March 2023.

A special welcome to our new Year 7 students and welcome back to our Year 8's:)

Term 2

Wednesday 22nd March 6:30-8pm

On Monday 24th of April GEIS will be having a Teacher Only Day and school will not be open to students.

Our beach communities thank you!

At the end of 2022 the student leaders for this year were chosen. These students will lead the student council and various events throughout the year.

As part of our EOTC programme, the Tongariro Tramp group left on Monday 6 March to tramp the Tongariro crossing.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR YOUR CHILD TO ARRIVE AT SCHOOL ON TIME?

Kia ora GEIS Families and Whanau,

Our School Road Patrol Team have just completed their training so that students and families can cross the road safely using the pedestrian crossing on the busy Kaurilands Road.

Muriwai Mini School Sports Leaders

Karekare Mini School Sports Leaders

Piha Mini School Sports Captains

Te Henga Sports Captains

Congratulations to Florence Murphy, Rm 32, who competed recently in the National Surf Life Saving Beach competition at the Mount

On Monday and Wednesday of this week we had the Year 8 and 7 swimming sports.

Piha Mini School visit the museum as part of their learning in Term 1. Check out some recounts of the day below by Piha students :)

Karekare mini school visited Goat Island as part of our EOTC programme. This programme allowed students to gain many outdoor skills. See below for a recount of the day, Thanks Jaime from Room 3!

When considering purchasing your child's lunch, we have an online ordering system that enables you to ensure that your child receives a healthy lunch.

School photo order forms should have come home with your child.

School hats help protect our students from the harsh New Zealand sun during long periods outside.

Learn a skill for life! Get lessons from our qualified experienced tutors in saxophone, clarinet, piano, keyboard, violin, cello, drums, acoustic, electric and bass guitar.

The Auckland Regional Dental Service (ARDS) is a Te Whatu Ora-operated service, which provides free dental care to children across the greater Auckland areas.

As a way of supporting whānau in our community a free parenting event is being held on 8 March, starting at 6.30pm, at the Auditorium, Glen Eden Baptist Church.

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