Fantastic results shown at the Cross Country!

Our interviews were held last week with a high turnout of parents and students attending. Positive comments regarding the new format were received from students, parents/caregivers and staff alike.

We are taking enrolments for 2022. Please encourage friends and family to enrol their in-zone, or out-of zone-son or daughter, to do so as soon as possible. Please fill out the online form on our website. The link is below.

Two girls, Meli White and Mihi Wesley-Evans from Room 7, recently took part in a TVNZ show called Brain Busters.

Tahuna Students hit the slopes of Coronet Peak for what has turned out to be the best weekend of the season.

Year 7's enjoying, electives, swimming and their student led conferences this term.

Epro8 is all about challenges that incorporate engineering, science, electronics, mathematics and problem solving.

New addition to our sports uniform looks great!

We have received numerous requests from students for more opportunities to play ukulele, so we're starting a ukulele band.

Hear from some Room 3 students about our awesome day climbing at Logan Park and exploring the beautiful Botanic Gardens!

Over the weekend, Lyvia Nilsen competed in the South Islands Diving Competition and achieved excellent results! A great example of our Tahuna value 'Success' in action.

Hear from some Room 3 students about their efforts at our whole school cross country! Enjoy the photos of our awesome house spirit!

Rayyan Balasmeh from Room 11 recently competed and won in the Hyeon Mu Taekwondo national tournament in Christchurch.

Here is all the information students and their caregivers need about the upcoming ICAS exams

Week's 3 and 4 has Tahuna classes working with Dylan, Tapuvae and Oscar, all ex-Tahuna students, for Basketball coaching

For the Tahuna 2024 year, it is highly recommended that students bring their own device (BYOD) to school so we can reach our goal of one-to-one devices.

Seren & Saige report on their recent success!

Do you have young children between the ages of 0 and 5? Are you looking for a new playgroup for your children and whānau to be involved in? Well, you're in luck!

1-1 draw saw some good football.

Learning shading techniques when using charcoal.

Take a look at the amazing art work of our Tahuna pupils.

Every fortnight we have fitness and PE coaching from professional instructors - it's hard work but fun!

On Friday 31st July, Staff were invited to play the winners of the lunch time competition of Unihoc.

Ngā Mea Māori Elective from deep down in the South meet Room 14 from way up North, Onerahi, Whāngarei

In term three our focus for our movement strand in PE is Athletics. We are super lucky to have expert assistance from our Kelly Sport Coaches working with both teachers and students at Tahuna.

In Kelly Sports this term we are lucky enough to get two sessions every two weeks. This term we are getting lots of practice and expert advice on Athletics. So far we have practised our sprinting and running posture. We have played lots of games that help improve our reaction time and practice sprinting. Some of my favourite drills and games so far have been beach flags and head, shoulders, knees and cones!! We can improve our running by remembering to look forward whilst running, This helps by keeping you focused when running, so don't look around or move your head while sprinting. Another thing we can do to improve our running posture is to run on the front of our foot, this helps by making sure you get the most out of each of your steps, so don’t sprint on your heels. For maximum performance the last thing we can do is move our arms, your arms counter your legs keeping you balanced while you run, Keep them in front of you and pump those arms!!!! By Matt Davies

On Thursday 30th July, Team 6 met in the hall for the 2040 Project to learn some new skills to take away for our projects.

On Thursday 23rd of July, Room 11 went rock climbing at Logan Park.

A sneak peak of our picture book study......We read and analysed a wide range of picture books before planning to write, illustrate and publish our own.

Lots of healthy lunch options at our canteen, operating as normal during Alert Level 2