What a great return to school we have had over the past two weeks with our students and staff really embracing the opportunity to be at school again.

Easing our way back into the swing of things at level 2.

Pride and appearance goes hand in hand with standards, building self-esteem and confidence. All Tahuna uniform options are available to purchase online or in store at NZ Uniforms in Moray Place.

Our students and ESOL teacher Martina Schaefer are excited to be in their new space for Language classes.

Welcome back to term 2.

Welcome back to the new normal!

A team from Tahuna explored the idea of creating 'V.E.E.' for students to engage with our wonderful Peninsula and all it has to offer...

Tahuna's Marimba Band gets together at 8.10am on Thursday mornings, what better way to start your winter day!

Tik Tok Creations rewarded at Taiopeka

Classes enjoy Football skills with King's Coaches

This years booking has been made and it looks pretty exciting, with a change of venues and inside the predator fenced area at Mamaku Point. Mamaku Point is the most densely populated area for brown kiwi in the world and has five private beaches! It will be a little sad to leave Bunkers Backpackers but this year we will be able to take more students. Maybe even one lucky parent?

The Vision 20/20 Project is a research collaboration between Otago Polytechnic, the University of Otago, and Tahuna Normal Intermediate School. The team includes an optometrist, product designers, occupational therapists, and of course the teachers and students at Tahuna

Great to hear back from some of the businesses that took up our offer of free face shields at the start of level 3.

This is what some of the lovely Room 9 students have to say about being back at school.

This week is Samoan Language Week and Room 9 have taken the opportunity to learn about tapa art (known as siapo in Samoa). We created our very own art piece and put these together to create our own class siapo.

Tahuna Students hit the slopes of Coronet Peak for what has turned out to be the best weekend of the season.

Information about the upcoming Miniball Season and what it will look like this year!

Hands-on projects that are fun to make and play with are an ideal way to learn about science, maths and the arts.

Experience Otago Harbour and beyond