Kia ora e te whānau,

Our Year 9 Open Evening for prospective 2024 Year 9 students, their parents and whānau is on Wednesday 24 May, 4.30-6.30pm beginning in the Auripo Auditorium (the new two-storey building at the front of the school).

Te Puna Wai o Waipapa’s Senior Formal is coming up.

Meet Esiteri, a Year 13 student here at Te Puna Wai o Waipapa - Hagley College.

NCEA and UE information

The year has gotten off to a brilliant start with our first season of Scene Plus.

Noa’ia! Kia orana! Ni sa bula! Mālō e lelei! Faka’alofa lahi atu! Fakatalofa atu! Gude! Talofa lava! Kia ora koutou! Warm Pacific greetings!

I had the good fortune of finding out about Grace’s achievements in Roller Derby through a staff member who I walk to school with the odd morning.

Enrolments for Year 9 2024 are now open online.

On Tuesday 2nd of May the Level 1 ART classes visited Rapaki beach to be inspired by a local place of significance.

The Hagley Pre-Health students are off to an enthusiastic start this year. We started work experience in our clinical rest home or hospital placements in Term 2.

On Thursday 18th May, we held our in-school Ngā Manu Kōrero speech competition and what a day it was! We were able to use the auditorium in new building, Auripo, and this took the event to new heights.

Term 2 Senior Reports are available to view on the Parent Portal now.

The Music Department at X block has been alive with the sound of music! You can hear the thumping drums of heavy rock, the wailing horns of jazz, and the beautiful lyrics of our amazing vocalists.

Tīaho is to celebrate our cultural diversity at Te Puna Wai o Waipapa through fashion - both clothing and accessories.

Tutor-led Academic Conferencing meetings for parents/caregivers/whānau of Year 9-13 students are coming up soon.

The Hagley Dance Project 2023 had the special opportunity to perform a unique show at the “Shift” exhibition at the Canterbury Museum.

Te Puna Wai o Waipapa - Hagley College tries to do its part for the environment by communicating electronically with students, parents, and whānau as much as possible.