Our thoughts are with our friends and colleagues at Musselbrough School this week who have been the first school in Dunedin since the start of the Pandemic to have a positive case. They have handled it extremely well and professionally and are a credit to their community.

A warm welcome to all our Year 7's who have settled into school really well.

I would like to publically thank the teachers for making these webinars for you which have replaced the traditional in person Meet the Teacher. We have all found that talking to a camera is much harder than talking to large groups of people!

Please fill out the form below to let us know what you may need for your child to continue learning from home.

Up to date information about 2024 Buses.

It's that time of the year for parents who are working with children at school or on camp to be police vetted. Here at Tahuna all parents who assist on an overnight camp or who work alone with our children will be police vetted in line with the ministry’s recommendations.

Recognising our school values......

With the start of another school year and many students travelling to and from school it is timely to remind our school community to take care on the roads and footpaths around the school.

We sometimes have issues related to scooter security. We have dedicated scooter stands at our bike sheds.

This week we were lucky to have a First Aid session around injuries at camp from St John.

The Treaty of Waitangi has gone missing! When the government was trying to move the treaty and along the way it was intercepted by a gang of thieves. They are holding it hostage. We’ve found the container it’s in but we need to figure out the combinations to all the locks to get it out. Can you help us?

It has been an enjoyable time getting to know new student's coming to art while they learn about shading and our Tahuna school values.

The faces say it all as during the introduction to food tech.

Allowing our personalities to shine, through creating and acting out characters.

Why is it important for students to have a voice?