A special welcome sharing cultures

Welcome to our friends from Seirei Christopher Junior High School- Japan. Thanks for visiting.

Otumoetai Eels 2027 Season Player Muster Kia ora whānau! 🏉 The Otumoetai Eels Rugby League Club is holding their 2027 Season Player Muster this weekend. Whether you are a returning player or looking to learn new skills and make new friends, all are welcome to come along and join a great club. Date: Sunday, 1 November 2026 Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM Location: 50 Seymour Place, Brookfield Grades: U6s to U12s (Mini-Mods), U13 Kotiro/Tama, & U14 Kotiro/Tama. See you on the field!

Kia ora whānau, We have some important dates and a school closure coming up over the next two weeks. Please take a look at the post. Ngā Mihi

🎭 Theatre & Wellbeing Wānanga for Ages 11-16! ✨ Looking for an exciting, high-energy opportunity for your tamariki? Tuatara Collective is hosting a Theatre & Wellbeing Wānanga this November and December! This performance-focused training features acting, dance, and haka with some of Aotearoa's finest tutors. It beautifully integrates mahi toi, Māori mindfulness practices, and local Tauranga pūrākau. Event Details: 📅 When: Tuesday & Thursday evenings, & Sunday afternoons 📍 Where: Merivale Community Centre 👥 Who: Ages 11-16 years (All ethnicities welcome!) Spaces are limited, so don't miss out!

Kia ora Whānau, Multicultural Tauranga, in partnership with Ngāi Te Rangi, warmly invites our migrant, English as a Second Language (ESL), and international student families to a special Pōwhiri to welcome you to the Bay of Plenty. Hosted by tangata whenua, this meaningful occasion offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with local Māori culture, traditions, and our community. Date: Saturday, 14 November 2026 Location: Whareroa Marae, 25 Taiaho Place, Mount Maunganui Please see the attached poster in this post for full details. We would love to see you there! Ngā mihi nui,

Mitre 10 MEGA Tauranga - Thank you to Robyn Afoa and her team for donating two citrus trees to TIS. Our student leaders loved getting their hands dirty and learning a bit more about planting and caring for fruit trees. Our school community is very grateful.

Kia ora Parents, Whānau, and Caregivers, As Term 3 comes to a close, Tauranga Intermediate School celebrates a term of student achievements—from top honours at the Regional Science Fair and a impressive 22-medal run at the Zespri AIMS Games, to vibrant cultural performances and community events. Read on to discover key results, student highlights, and important dates for Term 4! Ngā Mihi Tauranga Intermediate