By the end of the first week The Hub connections are being made, our culture is being developed and it's buzzing with activity, learning, community and collaboration.

Check out some of the things we did to learn about tikanga Māori in the Hub during Marae Week.

By Jordan Joachim (19A)

Over the first three weeks of term four we have been learning how to ride bikes safely.

In the Hub we have two student teachers working with us on a seven week placement.

In the Hub we made the most of our lockdown in so many different ways.

During the first week of term 3 we were all inspired by the story and work of Henri' Matisse.

By Ben Shaw

By Riley Horne

Reading has come alive over the last few weeks with lots of deep and rich conversations as students together discuss and analyse their texts.

Over the past few weeks our PE focus has been on the beautiful game .

Not even some technical difficulties can keep us down!

One of the big focuses for Term 2 is science and we've got the term off to a big start!

From all of 19A we say a massive kia ora to Matiu, Taneha, Trina and Pete.

Air rifles, confidence course, grass skis, bush walk, water slide, cooking, camp concert, night walk etc. it was all on today!

It was action stations as 19A headed off on our camp!!

Over the last few weeks we have been playing an exciting game called Ki o rahi.

We've created bright and beautiful self portraits in the style of Pablo Picasso.

Jack Higgins competed in the Ray White Duke Festival of Surfing at New Brighton last weekend. Here's his story....

In The Hub we're using Banqer to inspire our students to be knowledgeable, curious, creative, and confident with money.

A focus at Tahuna is to develop our knowledge and use of te reo in the school, at home and in the wider community. In the Hub there are a range of activities to support this.

Rupert Lublow-Catty, Grace McAuley, Hannah Geary, and Brooke Wilson have been voted by their peers as Class Councillors for The Hub in 2021.

‘Identity is the deep knowledge of where I come from, where I’m going and to whom I belong’

As part of our Ko Wai Au (all about me/identity unit) our students have been writing all about themselves in a really unique way.

This week the 'Hubsters' had their first technology classes at Tahuna.

With a few students in The Hub who have received blue cards in the first week we wanted to explain how Tahuna's values system works.