Congratulations to Tawa House students and teachers for winning our Spirit Trophy. Pictured are Olivia and Rupert receiving the trophy and cape. Tawa have worked extremely hard over the past year and this moment in the sun is thoroughly deserved. The focus for the next few weeks is on manners, being punctual, interhouse European Handball, and a Wild Card Maths challenge.

Kia Ora, Following up on some sporting highlights towards the end of the term, a huge congratulations to three of our top gymnasts: Jayde, Mackenzie, and Holly who competed in a competition at Argos on Friday 12th April. This was an excellent start point for their season with the girls receiving gold ribbons (top score) and red ribbons (second highest score) as pictured. Congratulations girls, and good luck to all gymnasts preparing for AIMS next term.

Kia Ora whanau, If your son has a keen interest in sport and is likey to attend Tauranga Boys' College in 2025 or 2026 this may be an option for them over the holidays.

Kia ora whānau, Thank you to those that were able to celebrate Rā Whanaungatanga with us. We would appreciate your feedback so that we can make improvements for the future. Please provide your perspective using the reflection tool WWW (what went well) and EBI (even better if) using the link below. Rā Whanaungatanga - Whānau feedback https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9ZcQRswNzD0cUXql3iUSNJfhB6RUOVli_LlmVyLQbyboN-g/viewform Ngā mihi, Liv Bazley Performing Arts Specialist, Tauranga Intermediate School.

Morena whanau, Our hip hop dancers are straight into training this morning, bright and early. A huge thanks to Issa for working with the group making the sessions engaging and fun to allow the students to feel confident to express themselves. Ka pai team!

Kia Ora Whanau, Thank you to those of you who shared Ra Whanaungatanga Day with us. Attached is a short clip from the day. There will be further media to come from the day shortly. Happy Easter

Hikoi to Pukehinahina for Miro and Tānekaha Year 8 students today to experience the site and learn about the battle in 1864.

Student Led Conference Follow up Kia ora Whānau, It has been great seeing so many whanau out at our Student Led conferences. Thank you so much for taking the time to engage with your child's learning and hearing goals that they are working towards. It is important to continue with the momentum and continue to show an interest in their learning. Here are some follow up tips to support your whānau.