The school braved the cold and wind to participate in this years cross country held at Tahuna Park.

The election process of the Tahuna Normal Intermediate School Board of Trustees has been completed. At the close of nominations, the number of nominations were fewer than the number of vacancies required to be filled, thereby all nominated were duly elected - Parent representatives - Mike McCaw, Brendan Murray, Gerardo Luna and Rhys Wilson. Marianne Coughlin was elected as the Staff representative.

What an awesome week with 30 fantastic Tahuna Ambassadors! Auckland turned on the weather for us and we had a great time. Here is a selection of quotes from our student travellers.

A group of students from Rooms 5,3,12 and 20 launch into catapults using recycled goods from home.

Written by Milan and Jamal

Tahuna Open Night - Tuesday 6th August from 7pm till 8:30pm. Encourage family and friends to come along and check out what Tahuna has to offer. See you there!

Otago top spellers unite!

Written by Jake, Room 13

Once again the Cluster School students have worked hard on creating wonderful calligraphy with their Mandarin Language Assistants.

Take a look at the what the year7& year8's are doing.

Girls 'A' Football team has a win.

Vibrant art work is on display throughout the school that is viewed and valued by many.

Room 14 has been learning about Chinese Culture and how to use Co Spaces.

Eila recently traveled to Auckland to complete in the New Zealand National Diving Championships, and came away with great success! Here is her take on the event.

Room 6 are using robots to help re-enforce their mathematical knowledge of area and perimeter.

Orchestra orientation meeting Tuesday morning 11 June

Food Science elective has been investigating food.

Writing and inquiry based learning around cracking the code based on the clues provided..........

Olivia Duffy carried on the Tahuna tradition of performing incredibly at a competition mainly for high school students. Here is her recount.

Tuesday 11th of June at 7:00pm

Manuhiri from Musselburgh join our Māori Elective for Tī Rākau fun.

In the Hub we're using a range of tools to learn about science and scientists including 3D augmented reality.

This term on a Friday we have had the opportunity to be involved in a wide range of cultural electives.

We were delighted to acknowledge Samoan Language week with a visit from this highly respected group.

The students above enjoy their first session of Ngā Mea Māori Elective.

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

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