Whānau Pānui – 17 April 2015
Term 1 has been extremely busy! We have been involved in a wide range of mahi and our ākonga have excelled in everything that has been asked of them...
Waka ama: North well represented on Blue Lake
New Zealand's top secondary school waka ama paddlers battled it out for national honours on Rotorua's Blue Lake.
Students adjusting to charter school
Whangarei's first charter school has chosen the name of the Maori star compass to represent their school.
Charter school receives good report
A Northland charter school which was one of the first in the country appears to have passed its first test with flying colours.
Charter school set to expand
Te Kura Hourua O Whangarei Terenga Paraoa has gone from strength to strength since it opened last year and has now announced it will also open a primary school.
Te Kāpehu Whetū to create primary school
Te Kāpehu Whetū is seen as a model of high achievement and has now been approved to create a primary school.
Third Northland charter school
Northland is set to have a third charter school after the Minister of Education announced Te Kapehu Whetu (Teina), a co-educational primary school in Whangarei.