We have had a crazy busy past few weeks here at Te Kura O Tuahiwi. Last week our Kāhu Year 7 and 8 ākonga went to Gore bay for camp. They had an awesome time and really enjoyed being out in Te Taiao together.A big mihi to Whaea Crisanna and Whaea Nush for the organisation of this camp. Also a big mihi to our whānau who came along to tautoko.We couldn't do what we do without you all.

The Board of Trustees are pleased to confirm that from Term 2 2024, Te Kura o Tuahiwi will have our own dedicated bus service.

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This year marked 163 years since the opening of Te Kura o Tuahiwi/ Tuahiwi School. We celebrated with a day based around our tamariki, whānau and hapori.

Introducing the TTRS Rock Legends of Te Kura o Tuahiwi.

Elly Samuels becomes the first every Rock Hero at Te Kura o Tuahiwi

DigiAwards 2023 highlights showing some of the best moments in this year's celebration of digital creativity in Waitaha.

An awesome achievement to make it to the Canterbury Zones by Ruby Johnson, Blake Anthony and Te Arahi Harmon- Grenfell

The Tau 7 and 8 headed off to Pariroa for a couple of days in the sun, relaxing and recharging for the last week of the year.

With auditions in class this year, the semi finals were held with Whaea Awhina and Whaea Crisanna in Tūranga. The lucky finalists ended up performing in front of a full house on our Jubilee/ Whānau Day!

Every year the rōpū of tamariki taking part in Children's University grows at Te Kura o Tuahiwi. This year we had 28 ākonga graduate.

Our kaiako are life long learners, using pūkenga they learned when they were ākonga kura tuatahi/ primary school students. What have they been learning lately?

Learn Basic Netball Skills In A Fun Environment

During the upcoming school holiday period we will be providing limited dental care at some fo our clinics.