He aroha whakatō, he aroha puta mai. If kindness is sown, then kindness you shall receive

Today marked a wonderful conclusion to our Wellbeing Week.

Ka whāngaia, ka tupu, ka puāwai-That which is nurtured grows then blossoms. This whakatauakī reminds us that if we take the time to nurture and support, then growth will occur.

I orea te tuatara ka patu ki waho - A problem is solved by continuing to find solutions.

Pīwakawaka Hapori have two had new Kaiako join us. It is our pleasure to introduce you to Mrs Samantha Baker who is teaching in Rūma Waru, and Miss Immy Youngs who will be teaching in Rūma Tahi while Courtney Dunn is on leave.

Thank you to our awesome Parents Group who meet monthly to help fundraise for the extras in our school.

We are excited to shine a spotlight on the outstanding contributions of our dedicated support staff members here at Kaikorai. They are the heart and soul of our school, going above and beyond every day to ensure our tamariki receive the best possible support and guidance.

Panui for whānau Māori with children in education

Term 2 Foundation Programme