We have revised the school guidelines regarding the use of phones and digital devices at school. The new guidelines will be trialled across the school next week and be implemented from Term 3, 2022.

With our feet firmly grounded on Papatūānuku’s green mantle and under Ranginui’s nighttime cloak, we celebrated Matariki as a kindergarten community last night.

An evening of talent, humour and community, not to be missed!

One of the positives that has come about from the bouts of illness impacting our teaching staff, has been the opportunities for connections between different classes.

Ururangi is the whetu in the Matariki cluster that connects us to the winds.

Staff offer a number of Upper School clubs and activities for our rangatahi to participate in. Check out what is on offer during Term 3!

Thursday 7th July starting at 6:30 pm.

Yesteday, we had five students representing Raphael House at the Inter-zone Cross Country competition with three students qualifying for Regionals next week.

And we are beginning to glimpse what the new building will look like...

We had an opportunity this week to connect with Whaea Charlotte Goddard, the across schools teacher for Te Ao Maori.

We warmly welcome Luka Clayton and her whānau to Raphael House. Luka has joined Class 7 in the Lower School.

The current charter for the school finishes this year and it is time for the Board to begin the process of creating a new Strategic Plan for the next few years. Part of this process includes consultation opportunities with the community.

On completing your bird mobile that you made in Woodwork.

If you missed the recent Cyber Safety workshops, Class 4 has put together a summary.

Looking for new winter clothes for the kids? Clearing out ones that are too small?

Both our Upper School Girls and Boys tournaments were cancelled last year, however our fundraising endeavours were not wasted.

An esoteric journey through the old Testament from humanity’s first beginnings to the birth of Christ.

Researchers at Massey University are studying how the natural environment affects health in children.

Petone Rowing Club

Have you noticed that cardboard bread tags are very quickly replacing plastic bread tags here in Aotearoa?

Any items bought can be delivered to the School Office for collection.