Ava Reid, Charlotte Campbell, Josephine Tarasiewicz & Tamara Freeland

Tahuna Boys managed to finally break the hoodoo and progress through to the Nationals to be held later in the year after a big victory in the final against Balamacewen last week.

Geo Tech Team 4 take some time to sit on a fault line at Brighton Beach.

We were lucky enough to call Camp Berwick our home and classroom last week. On our return we have all written a recount of some of our amazing experiences at camp. 

Early next term we will be taking a small group of students during sport time to Dive Otago and beyond to participate in a two day snorkelling course. This is the first time this has been offered at Tahuna.

Last week Tahuna was represented at the Otago Champs for the very first time. Four top ten finishers was an outstanding achievement.

The Highlanders 2016 Super Rugby Season is off to a great start, with three home game wins under their belt it’s shaping up to be a great season. Thanks to Pulse Energy, some of our students had a great time in the Kidszone for the Highlanders Vs Lions game on the 12th March.

Ready for take off!

The search for NZ's brightest young talent is on!

Year 8 Food Technology students concentrate carefully as they evaluate a technological system.

Enthusiastic and excited Year 7 students have experienced their first taste of Food Technology at Tahuna!

Cole Gibbons is a man on a mission. 3 weeks ago he won the Port Chalmers Year 7 triathlon individual event and last week at the Dunedin Triathlon Champs he added another first and did so in an impressive manner.

Trials have been held and all teams have been selected for the upcoming season, with our first games beginning Thursday 12 May.

Our three wonderful Mandarin Language Assistants have settled into life in Dunedin and are now well involved in teaching in the Otakou cluster. Here, they tell us a little more about it. 

1st and 2nd place for local surfers, Luke Rogers and Oscar Cameron from Room 16!

Chico and Alex at Dunedin Public Hospital visiting patients at the children's ward.  

Room 19 went to Camp Tirohanga in Week 7, here are two students recounts of what we got up to at camp.

After school Art classes are very popular.  

Alex Livingstone and I recently attended an art workshop with Mrs Whitson at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. 

Room 15 have been working on recounts. ( We use recount writing to retail events and describe things that have happened)

Students in Room 9 write their own 'Matters of Opinion' during Reading.

A number of Tahuna students competed in the Interprovincial Athletics competition over the Easter weekend. Otago came 5th overall, the best in 17 years!

Tahuna supports Water Safety through our Year 7 and 8 Swimming programmes held at Moana Pool.

Anika Ayson shares with us her Surfing achievements over the summer.

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This is a fun morning out with other locals – we’d love you to join us! If you get there late come and find us in the sand dunes behind the soccer club (near the old Tomahawk School).

Vision screening for Year Seven students is coming up soon. Here is some information about this process.

Checkout the different Holiday programmes available in our community.