Kaihere School's Wheels Week has been an engaging and educational experience for students, offering opportunities to practise riding skills, socialise, and embody the school values of Care, Share, Live, and Learn.

Our students recently engaged in a hands-on project where they built miniature wooden waka and tested their creations in the school pool.

Kaihere School students are enthusiastically engaging in creative activities to honor ANZAC Day, fostering a deeper understanding of its historical significance while strengthening community connections and showcasing their artistic talents.

I would like to share Kaihere School's comprehensive Annual Plan for this year, focusing on enhancing student learning, strengthening professional capabilities, fostering relationships, and building community connections.

Ngarua class students have delved into the history of early Maori journeys to Aotearoa and the symbolism of the waka, culminating in the creation of a vibrant class treaty mural.

Our recent Swimming Sports event was a tremendous success, with students enthusiastically showcasing their swimming skills and enjoying a day filled with camaraderie and sportsmanship.

Kirsty Harris, has been inspiring our school's budding athletes with a special hockey skills sessions, following the enjoyment and enthusiasm of our students at the recent Hockey Big Day Out event.

At Kaihere School, we are committed to enriching our students' learning experiences by integrating the Maori values of tuakana-teina through our Buddy Reading program.

FLAX MILL CRANK UP Sunday 23rd April 1559 Kaihere Rd

ANZAC SERVICE