You may have seen in the media recently, significant changes to the New Zealand Mathematics curriculum are coming.

Congratulations to all the winners of our mini-Olympics.

Students continue developing new skills across our specialist areas. Check out the great photos and some of the finished products!

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Keep those enrolments coming in! Please encourage friends and family who are yet to enrol to do this as soon as possible! We will soon be meeting with schools to discuss students who will be attending in 2025.

Term 4 sports registrations are now being taken.

Creativity at its finest.

We need a 100% return on the survey form so that we know what every child is doing on Athletics Day. Please click the link in the article asap.

Students in Te Taiopeka and the Pacifika Group have been preparing for the Otago Polyfest 2024.

Gavin Wilson's final sculpture from the Creative's in Schools series that was started a couple of years ago was installed last week.

Thank you to all players, coaches, umpires, managers and scorers who have been involved with our netball teams in 2024. Thank you to Charlotte Underwood-Nicol who came and ran our development programme with a very keen group of students at Tahuna

A great effort by some of our school house leaders last Friday, making 120 cupcakes before school started! Thank you to councillors Billie and Layla for selling them at lunchtime, all sold out in 5 minutes! Thank you to students for supporting a worthy cause.

Our 2024 Daffodil Day fundraising efforts at Tahuna were possibly our biggest yet!

Aurora Science Fair award winners.

A few weeks ago, during the South Island Regionals, Sadie O'Donnell was selected for the Aerobics World Championships.

Tahuna's Rockband the Eight Balls are: Alex Smith (vocals, guitar), Daniel Cameron (bass), Sam Crawford (lead guitar) and Saxon Tod on drums.

An epic night at the University of Otago for Tahuna.

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Rooms 15, 16 and 21 have had a blast learning about the the Olympic games and planning our very own event to share with the ākonga at St Clair Primary School.

Room 21 are enjoying their Te Reo Māori lessons with Matua.

Learning how to spray paint for Electives.

Some of the best student work from the last three weeks!

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Great training for students that are keen to achieve at the South Zone and Otago Schools Champs for athletics!