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Maori Performing Arts

Students who are interested in kapa haka have the opportunity to participate in a range of activities. The year starts with the powhiri (welcome ceremony) for the new staff and students. Students are encouraged to participate in the regional Nga Manu Korero competitions and if they are successful, go on to compete at national level. Tama Tu Tama Ora travel to tautoko (support) our speakers. The national kapa haka competitions are held in even years while, in other years, there are wānanga (workshops) to enhance students' knowledge and skills in Māori Performing Arts. 

 

Waimea College is a fantastic whanau to be part of, where students can develop some great skills and extend their knowledge in the Māori culture.

 

Current News


Stationery Orders

WHERE?     
Waimea College Library

 

WHEN?        
Mon 28 Jan     3.00pm – 4.30pm

Tue 29 Jan      8.00pm - 4.30pm

Wed 30 Jan     8.00am - 4.30pm

Thu 31 Jan      8.00am - 4.30pm

Fri 1 Feb         8.00am - 4.30pm

Sat 2 Feb       9.00am - 3.00pm

Wed 6 Feb     9.00am -12 noon

                     (Waitangi Day)

 

After Wednesday stationery will be available before school, Break 1 and Break 2.

Purchase your stationery at school break times or when called out of class. 

 

From Monday 11 February stationery will continue to be sold before school, at Break 1 and Break 2 from the Stationery Shop in the Kiosk Quad.              

 

Musical Instruments

Follow this link to signup onliine for instrument lessons
all that Jazz!
 

Waimea Goes Wireless

Students now have access to wireless at Waimea. Students are welcome to bring laptops and netbooks in class to aid their learning.
wireless
 

Parent Portal

Parent Portal is ready to use, the link is just above this on the top right hand side under the quick links & e-links tab!

 
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