Congratulations to all the students who received awards at our Sports Awards ceremony. A huge thank you to the whānau (families) that were able to join us. This year 70% of our students have been involved in sport, this is a fantastic achievement and we are so grateful to all those who have supported sport in the College. Without Coaches, Managers, and parents helping us to coordinate teams this would not be possible.

Noel Leaming flyer below.

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Ni sa bula vinaka, Fakatalofa atu, Mālō e lelei, Kia orāna, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Tālofa nī, Tālofa, Noaˈia ˈe mḁuri, Mālō le soifua, Kam na mauri, Sharing on behalf of the Equitable Digital Access team at the Ministry of Education The Ministry of Education recognises that not everyone can currently access the internet at home.

As a staff, we have been exploring how we can develop a best practice for the opportunities and challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI is a fantastic tool and we want students to embrace it but also be aware of the challenges.

We have booked John Parsons to visit the college and work with students, and staff and to run a parent evening in August 2024.

Upon her deathbed, Mother Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Sisters of Mercy, asked her community of sisters to “be sure to have a comfortable cup of tea for them when I am gone.” The comfortable cup of tea has become of symbol of hospitality and kindness for Mercy.

Exposure He Kanohi Kitea 2023 next month, our annual graduate exhibition for the College of Creative Arts. Open to the public from Saturday 11th Nov – Friday 24th Nov 10am – 4pm daily. Check out this link from 2022: https://exposure2022.massey.ac.nz/