Term 3 has been a busy term for our performing arts students. Early in the term Rangiora High School once again held a Showcase.

In this edition of our newsletter, we're excited to share stories of fair play, artistic talent, and gratitude.

Tēnā koutou e te whānau o te kura tuarua o Rangiora,

Kapa Haka among our ākonga has grown in strength and understanding in recent times.

Term 2 and 3 has seen many of our students on the gateway programme heading out into Industry for their placements.

Following on from the success of Term Two, the RHS Chess Club sent a team of eight players to the Christchurch Regional Chess Power Competition.

Spring is upon us.

Kia ora. Wow, Term 3 has flown by at lightning speed. I have a motto that “busy kids are happy kids” and if that’s the case, then we must have a lot of happy students at the end of Term 3.

For our end of term newsletter, it gives me great pleasure to hand over to our House Captain Grace Leen. Kia pai ngā hararei, enjoy the holidays! Rosie Dowling

What a busy term. Our students have stepped up as usual and made the best of every opportunity that was on offer for them to make their High school experience memorable.

Year 12 Social Studies students are carrying out Social Action to address an issue which is important to them.

Tiakihana Tavendale is acknowledged with a Te Whare Pora Commendation Award at the Ringa Toi Exhibition that opened at Te Papa today.

Level 3 Geographers recently spent a day visiting beaches along Pegasus Bay as part of their research standard.

Nicki Paterson from School Sport NZ came and presented Jill Searle with a Service to School Sport in NZ Award.

Things you might not know about entering the Rangiora Show