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Term 3 2022 Newsletter

08/09/2022

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2021 Summary Waiuku Kāhui Ako

30/11/2021

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Matariki Night Lights Festival 2021

10/06/2021

Waiuku Kāhui Ako Term 1 Newsletter 2021

26/05/2021

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Waiuku Kāhui Ako 2020 Summary

13/02/2021

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Waiuku Kāhui Ako Update Term 2 2020

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Kapa Haka Group performs at the Castaways Resort (24 Nov 2020)

24/11/2020

At 7 a.m. in the morning, students from View Road School and Waiuku College braved the cold and put up a successful performance at the Castaways Resort for 100 staff members of NZ Trade and Enterprise. The performance was excellent, the view was breathtaking and for our students, the free hot breakfast topped it off. It was an awesome start of the day for everyone.

2020 WST Days

18/11/2020

This year has been really unsettling for many but we’ve managed to conclude our year by having the pleasure of attending the last of the 5 sessions of Learner Agency PLD delivered by Alana Cantley on 12 Nov.

On behalf of the Waiuku Kāhui Ako, I’d like to give a shout out to all the schools who have hosted us.

All the resources from the PLD can be retrieved here: https://waiukukahuiako.school.nz/teaching-learning/

WST Day @ Otaua School (28/10/2020)

28/10/2020

WSTs learn more about Student Agency and share our journeys of how we create opportunities to facilitate this at our schools. Yet another great PLD led by Alana Cantley. Materials can be found in Resources.

Waiuku College Kapa Haka and students from View Road School perform at the sculpture opening (5/8/20)

06/08/2020

The sculpture is at the Centennial Park on Kitchener Road (or lions lake). 

Commissioned to recognise NZ Steel Mill’s 50th anniversary in 2015, the eight-metre steel statue, designed by acclaimed local artist Fred Graham, was brought to life by an army of Waiuku and districts engineers and tradespeople.

Fifty birds adorn the panels: the cut-outs recognising the lives of those connected to the mill who have passed, the shaped birds symbolising the lives of those now associated with the mill and the whanau supported by that relationship, and the triangular panels depicting the three Franklin sites, Taharoa, Waikato North Head and Glenbrook, that converge to see steel forged at the mill.

Inside the triangle, pipes can be seen to honour the pipeline that ultimately sees iron sand shaped into steel. Atop the structure are three birds rising into the sky — the past, the present and the future.

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