Tauranga Intermediate Newsletter - Term 2 Week 3 Please take the time to read through the school newsletter with your child/children. Ngā mihi

Can you host a short term international student in Term 3? This is a great experience and students who host can sign a section off on their honours badge or citizenship bar. Nightly remuneration (paid weekly) Please contact Julia Peters our homestay co-ordinator if this sounds like you: juliap@tauranga-int.school.nz

Kia ora Parents, Caregivers & Whānau, Please see the post for our upcoming Events. Ngā Mihi

A huge congratulations to our new kaiako, Anika Fourie, Connor Thom, Jamahl Ellis-Kuka, and Sandy Palmer, who graduated from the University of Waikato during the holidays. And a special shout-out to Whaea Cheri Gallagher, who completed her Master's of Educational Leadership with first-class honours too.

DUCK RACE MONEY - FINAL DAY TOMORROW Kia ora whānau, Thank you to everyone for their incredible support with the Duck Race. Tomorrow is the last day to have money and tickets in ... don't miss out!!!

🦆🦆DUCK RACE REMINDER🦆🦆 We have 9 books left to sell - we hope to have these gone this week. We need all money and the ticket stubs back to school before next Thursday. Thank you to all our whānau and friends for contributing towards some awesome activities and opportunities with our Student Leaders Online payment details are on the poster

📢 EVENT POSTPONEMENT 📢 Please take note that our Rā Whanaungatanga Day (Celebration of Cultures) is moving to a new date! With the current weather warnings in place, it is advised that we postpone the festivities to a clearer day. 🌦️🚫 🗓 New Date: Wednesday, 1st April 📍 Where: Tauranga Intermediate School We’re sorry for any inconvenience, but we want to make sure our celebration is safe and fun for everyone. See you on the 1st! 🌟 #TaurangaIntermediate #RaWhanaungatanga #SafetyFirst #SchoolUpdate

Tauranga Intermediate Newsletter - Term 1 Week 7 Kia ora, Parents, Whānau and Caregivers, Please take the time to read through the school newsletter with your child/children. Ngā Mihi