E ngā whānau whānui o te kura, tēnā koutou katoa! To the entire school community, warmest greetings to you all!

Congratulations to all our Junior House Captains who have been appointed this week.

Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting some short-term international students from Kobe Kokusai High School, Japan.

Our Level 2 Food and Nutrition classes visited the Ohoka market to support the learning in our current unit of sustainable food-related practices.

On Friday, March 22nd, the Write On School for Young Writers hosted an enriching "Poets Make History" masterclass at the Kaiapoi Library.

Meet Super Hokey Pokey, the beloved pony of Leithfield! Despite his age, he exudes youthful energy and enthusiasm, often forgetting his senior status.

Young Enterprise Scheme Kickstart Day

Congratulations to all our students who have gained sporting success outside of school recently.

A selection of photos from the Level 2 Hospitality class this month.

As part of the Year 10 Outdoor Education programme, students have to build an improvised raft out of wooden posts, rope, and plastic barrels.

Polyfest this year saw Kaiapoi High School again join with Rangiora High School, and for the first time also Rangiora New Life, to become a collaborative group.

No Kia ora, Talofa Lava, Malo e leilei, Kia orana, and warm Pacific greetings to you all.

We have had a very busy month in the Sports Department.

On March 11 Mr Hopkinson's Level 1 ODED class went on their second tramp to the St James Walkway.

On Thursday 7th March, Kaiapoi High School held its annual School Athletics Day.

In weeks four and five of term one, our Year 9 students embarked on adventure days as part of their peer support programme.

This term all three Level 1 Commerce classes went to the Riverside Bowls Club as a part of our introductory Accounting unit.

Recently, the Levels 2 & 3 Digital Technologies class had the opportunity to visit the International Antarctic Centre.

On March 13 the Level One Automotive Classes attended the Trucking Industry Association Truck and Trade Show at Te Pae (Christchurch Convention Centre).

Huge congratulations to Aaliyah Raja for having her writing published in Re-Draft 23.

On Friday 8th March a 35-strong KHS group travelled to Christchurch for an AMAZING show!

On February 29th, the Level 1 Digital & Visual Art classes went to Kaiapoi Lakes and Tuhaitara Coastal Park. A selection of photos is attached.

In February Wearable Art students completed a sustainability jewellery workshop with Remix Plastics.

On Friday 1st March 22 students attended the Health Careers Expo organised by Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand.

What is Positive Behaviour for Learning(PB4L) all about at Kaiapoi High School?

How to Help Newcomers Feel Welcome at Kaiapoi High School