Kōmanawa had an amazing opportunity to take part in a hāpori photoshoot with Chante and her team from Ataahua Photography

The start of a regular update from our Establishment Board of Trustees

Tuesday 6 June

Korowai creations in Kōmanawa

Ākonga supporting St Johns Ambulance

On Friday 26 May Kimberley Walker form Cyclone Computing spent a day working with Kaunuku ākonga on some ways to learn with their iPads. This was the message we received  from Kimberley.

In Kōrepo the current kaupapa is Navigation. After two weeks of exploring a range of themes students have selected one theme to explore in depth for the next four weeks.

More than classrooms - more than kaiako

In Kōrepo the current kaupapa (topic and/or concept) is Navigation. After two weeks of exploring a range of themes, students have selected one theme to explore in depth for the next four weeks.

A group of Canterbury University MBA Students are trialling some different ideas to help teach Haeata akōnga financial literacy skills.

Haeata and Mairehau HS combine for successful evening.

Haeata Community Campus is host to many talented ākonga and Estella Hungerford is certainly one keen surfer to keep your eyes on. 

Mikaere Flavell and Justus Arahanga Pryor were selected to join a group of other 18-25 year old Māori leaders from around Ngāi Tahu to develop leadership.

Celebrating tomorrow's leaders

At Haeata we work hard to create extraordinary opportunities for our staff, ākonga and whānau. Check out some of the digital opportunities we have been a part of. 

Whāea Juanita (pictured with her Puna Ako) were involved in a photoshoot with Ataahua Photography on Friday 26 May.

It's great to be hosting visitors to Haeata - who come to look at learning and how we use the teaching spaces. Papamoa College, Wairarapa College and Marlbrough Girls College AND as importantly, some local whānau came to visit Haeata for the first time, today

Chicken Pox

An upcoming interactive TV series on the Future of NZ

Kutu's (headlice)... ARGH!!! They are a nuisance, can cause skin infections and can cause embarrassment.

Haeata Community Campus is a new Year 1-13 school which opened in February 2017. With over 900 students, reception and the back office are key components of our school.

Exciting opportunity for someone to join our team