Mā te huruhuru ka rere te manu | Adorn the bird with feathers so it may soar.

Kia tau ngā manaakitanga, o te tau kua pahure, me te tau e tū mai nei. He mihi, he mihi, he mihi. Haumi e, hui e, tāiki e! | Let the blessings flow for the year that has passed and for the year ahead. With gratitude, with appreciation, with thanks. Joined together as one!

Our school values of Belong, Grow, Choose, and Excel have truly been at the heart of everything we’ve accomplished this year.

We have had an active year with various walks and adventure activities.

It's time to reflect on our year at the Auckland residence, where we've supported 18 Deaf students this year.

In its third year, the theatre project ended with another wonderfully successful performance, full of laughter and tears.

Ormiston Primary continues to model Ko Taku Reo's values of Belong, Grow, Choose and Excel.

Deaf Sports grow from the passion of Deaf youth.

Kelston Primary Provision has experienced significant growth this year, starting with just six students; now we have eleven.

This year, the Ormiston Junior College (OJC) provision has grown to ten students, fostering inclusion, participation, and a vibrant community where Deaf students are empowered to thrive.

Kelston Primary Provision loves supporting cultures in our community, and we are proud of our own culture too.

Ko Kerehana ko au. Ko au ko Kerehana – I am Kelston. Kelston is me.

Kelston Girls' College provision has shown an outstanding commitment to learning and actively participating in various activities in 2024.

Wellington students have achieved amazing things this year, from performances in Hutt Fest to sports achievements and school awards.

We are looking back on a year filled with both fun and learning.

2024 has been a year of opportunities for senior students, from work experience and career expos to tertiary provider visits.

Dive into our action-packed year at the Early Years Whānau Centre, where every moment was filled with excitement, discovery, and meaningful connections.

Outstanding work, fabulous experiences, and vigorous learning have happened throughout the year in Whangārei and Northland!

Amazing Early Years teams work with our youngest learners and share their practices.

Although the students in our preschool are young, that doesn't mean they cannot start their Deafhood journey.

Nevaeh is the youngest NZTFI Junior Oceania Aotearoa Māori U11 Kōhine winning team member.

As we wrap up an incredible year at our Invercargill NZSL Immersion Day School, we're excited to share some fantastic experiences and accomplishments that have shaped our year.

This year our students have embarked on an unforgettable journey, breaking barriers, fostering inclusivity, and achieving milestones in education and community engagement.

Each week, our Deaf and hard of hearing students come together to strengthen their New Zealand Sign Language skills collaboratively, immersing themselves in engaging activities and meaningful shared experiences.

The Bay of Plenty East team is embracing another busy, rewarding year filled with fun, engagement, and challenges for our learners.

Year 8 Signing Student Delivers Powerful Speech on Isolation, Inclusion, and Deaf Pride.

Redwood Day School and Wharenui Provision join forces for an Olympic themed day.

A day packed with farm animal cuddles, feeding time, and a round of mini golf fun!

Check out the fun, whanaungatanga and ako our Waikato students have had attending the Keep in Touch (KIT) Days in 2024.

It's been a fantastic year here in the Manawatū, with our ākonga achieving successes at school, on the sports field and in extra-curricular activities.

It’s been an incredible year in South Canterbury, with students and teachers teaming up to try new things and celebrate progress across many areas.

West Auckland shares their rich experiences from Keep in Touch (KIT) Days at Rūaomoko Marae and attending the awesome Tim Bray Shows at the Pumphouse Theatre.

Discover which inspiring artist Romy selected to create her very own masterpiece!

Discover all the wonderful milestones Abram has achieved in his first two terms at school!

Celebrating the success of our first ever co-led Keep in Touch (KIT) Day with Parafed at Edgecumbe Primary.

The South Canterbury Outreach team tested their physical skills and teamwork at a Keep in Touch (KIT) Day run by Central South Island.

Wow, what an incredible year it's been for our amazing learners! Look at some exciting, action-packed moments and learning highlights they've experienced.

Christchurch students attend Keep in Touch (KIT) Day with a focus on print-making art at the Art Gallery.

A chance for Outreach students from Ashburton, Timaru and Oamaru to use Lego to build a range of creations and set challenges.

A Keep in Touch (KIT) Day to Remember.

Get to know my family friend, Tom Murray, who played a key role in these medal-winning performances.

Jah-Lee had a fantastic experience on a class trip to Dunedin, marking a memorable moment as a senior student!

Keep in Touch (KIT) Days are a highlight for students and teachers alike. The focus has been on our local curriculum and legends in the Rotorua and Taupō regions.

Visit Ātea, a Rangi Educational Trust Park, and the Waka Hourua (docked in Inner Harbour) to learn about traditional navigation using the stars.

Students are excited to celebrate their achievements from 2024 and share their aspirations for the future as they embark on their next pathways.

The strong academic focus of Ormiston Senior College students made 2024 an extraordinary year of growth and achievement.

Kelston Boys High Provision brought lots of fun and success.

Students have been learning about sewing, cooking, drama, visual arts, swimming, Matariki, indoor games, and cooperative activities in addition to academic subjects.

It's been another positive year for students and staff in the Ko Taku Reo Deaf Education Hillmorton Provision. We appreciate all the support and opportunities that have come with being based at Hillmorton High School.

With immense pride, Jaylen continues to excel in his decoding skills while showcasing his passion and talent in kapa haka.

In term 3, at St Joseph's, Stratford saw the school's annual Year 7-8 Seniors Speech competitions.

The most sustainable product wins the prize!

Mackenzie has had support from a Resource Teacher of the Deaf (RTD) for all of her schooling days, and now, as she leaves school, she looks forward to a blossoming career in floristry.

Kymani's journey through Kapa haka showcases the impact of knowing and celebrating one's language and culture as a success.

A Year 8 student at Stratford Primary takes on an exciting business project.

A year of outstanding achievements!

Ella's inspiring achievements and resilience through life and undergoing eye surgery.

Thirteen Outreach School students travelled far to meet others like them and to discover more about themselves and the heritage of Deaf people while immersed in Deaf spaces.

Leaving the familiar behind and stepping into the big wide world can feel daunting, but Eden faces each new challenge with confidence and grace!

Dylan proudly represents the Southern Deaf Futsal Men's Team, showcasing his skills and passion.

It was a year of growth and discovery for our wonderful ākonga as they explored, learned and flourished in their unique journeys.