Welcome to the April edition of our newsletter.

Our head students attended three ANZAC ceremonies in Woodend and Kaiapoi this week.

The Level 2 Building class has made a great start to the year.

TWO WEEKS UNTIL OPENING NIGHT!

We have finished Term 1 Sport with great results and it was great to see so many students representing our school with pride.

Nine students represented Kaiapoi High School at the South Island Secondary Schools' Championships in Invercargill at the end of March.

Kaiapoi High School would like to advise our families that next week there will be two days where school will not be open for tuition.

Congratulations to the students that have been excelling in their sport outside of school.

You may have noticed that over the past few years, vaping has become increasingly popular among teenagers.

Five Visual Art and Digital Art students recently received prizes in a Waimakariri District Council Art competition in support of Race Unity Day.

Levels 2 & 3 Hospitality students catered for Ms Bidwell's farewell at the end of term 1.

Hi Everyone, Our names are Lucy, Paige, and Ella, and being a part of Level 2 Business Studies 2023 has allowed us to create our small business, ALP.Travel Bags.

In Science this term, we were focused on Forces and Motions.

As students are completing their internal assessments, they must ensure that their work is their own and authentic using their own words and ideas. If the assessment is not produced authentically, NZQA considers this as plagiarism.

With winter fast approaching, we would like to remind you of the additional items to consider for your child to wear as part of our school uniform.