From the Principal's desk
He aha te mea nui o tea o? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata. What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
Visit this articleIMPORTANT DATES
Friday 6 July: Term 2 ends
Monday 23 July: Term 3 starts
Friday 27 July: Enrolment applications close
Saturday 4 August: Senior Formal at Sixty6 Casino, 7-11pm
Mon 20 - Wed 22 August: 9H & 9Q camp
Wed 22 - Fri 24 August: 9L & 9V camp
Monday 27 August: Mid term break
Mon 27 - Wed 29 August: 9A & 9T camp
Wed 29 - Fri 31 August: 9C camp
Mon 3 - Fri 7 September: Tournament week
Mon 10 - Fri 14 September: Senior Exam week
Friday 28 September: Term 3 ends
He aha te mea nui o tea o? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata. What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
Visit this articleThis event, hosted by St Andrew's College, was held over two days on 1 and 2 July.
Visit this articleOn Tuesday 19th June eight Pasifika students competed in the annual BizNinja competition.
Visit this articleAs part of our Tourism Level 3 course, we went to Queenstown for the weekend of 18-20 May.
Visit this articleWe have been investigating food from different cultures in Year 10 Food and Nutrition this semester.
Visit this articleIn week 8 of this term, we took the Level 1 Geography classes on a trip away to Kaikoura and Hanmer Springs.
Visit this articleSenior Dance students thoroughly enjoyed our second Royal NZ Ballet experience with another challenging dance workshop and a trip to the ‘Dancing With Mozart’ show at the Isaac Theatre Royal.
Visit this articleThe Level 2 Geography classes went on a three day trip to Aoraki/Mount Cook village as part of our research internal and external on the South Island High Country.
Visit this articleIt was the cold start to the day to start with a reading of -4 degs at 7am!
Visit this articleCongratulations to the following students for their sporting achievements:
Visit this articleTerm 2 saw us farewell two students. Moeko Aikawa headed home to Japan and Marshall Yip to Hong Kong. We wish these students well and know they enjoyed their time with us.
Visit this articleThis year, we sent five teams of keen beans to the UC Secondary Schools' Mud Run at Motukarara Racecourse.
Visit this articleY12 student, Artemis Hingston, has been selected to attend a week-long science camp in Melbourne.
Visit this articleIn term one Kaiapoi High entered a team in the regional heats for the National Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Competition. The team consisted of five students, Courtney Day, Artemis Hingston, Sam Scott, Hamish Hodges and Alice Hodges.
Visit this articleIt has been a busy Term 2, with students having had a lot of experiences to assist them with ideas and information for future career and study pathways.
Visit this articleThe annual EPro8 Interschool Science and Engineering competition was held at Kaiapoi High School this year on 12 June.
Visit this articleAs part of their Level 3 Food and Nutrition Health Promotion Assessment, Maddie Bell and Lucy Gommans decided that a free breakfast for students at school would be a great way to ensure that they got a healthy, energy-fuelled start to the day.
Visit this article"The Humans of Kaiapoi" was a Year 10 Drawing Exhibition, held in the School café.
Visit this articleKaiapoi High School PTA – Connecting Parents, Teachers, Students and School Management.
Visit this articleThe opening of the Kaiapoi Art Expo is on Friday 13th July at the Riverview Lounge, Kaiapoi Club. Gold coin entry donation.
Visit this articleRecently our Level 3 Painting class lent a hand to help paint a mural at the Kaiapoi skate park, organised by the Waimakariri Youth Council, in order to help brighten up the space for the youth.
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