Brilliant. This was not one of the spelling words but sure did sum up the mood in the hall this evening as Tahuna does it again.

The recent flooding in Dunedin has been used as a creative writing focus.  The three pieces of writing below are examples of excellent writing. Enjoy!

Week One next term, 21st and 22nd of July.

All Year 8 classes are involved in an EOTC activity day which involves visiting the climbing wall at Logan Park High School and a visit to the Botanic Gardens for orienteering.

The thirty students who travelled to Auckland this year had a great time.

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Jessica Scott with her 9 gold and 2 silver medals that she won at the Neptune Queen's Birthday Swimming Competition at Moana Pool, which had over 400 swimmers from all over the South Island. The competition went for three days and other Tahuna students competed as well. Jessica was the highest point scorer in her age group and second highest overall. She also qualified for the National Championships to be held in Auckland in August.

In Hard Materials we were learnt about 3D Modular Systems with Mr Arnold.

If you interested in playing drums, we have this awesome kit that is all set to go.  This drum kit has 20 sound effect and the option to use an amp or earphones.

A seismograph is the newest addition to the Tahuna Science Programme.

I don't know what my life will look like in ten years time but for now....... I want to help others achieve their goals.....to be that person who encourages and maybe inspires them to reach their dreams. 

Inspired by James K Baxter

Meeting in staff room to discuss a wide variety of topics. Nau mai..... haere mai.....

Tahuna students participating in the Police Cahllenge

One of the Electives this term has been using a design programme called Sketch Up.

Basketball Otago is proud to offer another school holidays program that will include basketball skills & other fun activities. 

On your marks… Get set.. Kaboom!