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| Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Tena Koutou Katou Welcome to all new and existing families to Tauhoa School |
Tauhoa School has a long history of educating children in this area for over 140 years. It was rebuilt in 2010. Our multi-purpose room and new library, Atuanui, were completed in 2017.
Our school operates an open-door policy and has a warm, approachable staff.
It is our firm belief that working with families enables us to provide an opportunity for children to develop into happy, well educated, lifelong learners.
Our school promotes the demonstration of Tauhoa Citizenship through “Doing your Tauhoa BEST”. Students are explicitly taught expectations and how to Be Respectful, Empathic, Self-aware, and Trustworthy.
Tauhoa School promotes learning with our learning tools or learner dispositions. We want all our learners to be: Resilient, Responsible, Inquisitive, Self-motivated and Collaborative.
Our school enjoys a supportive community with spirit and a passion to do the best for our tamariki, our children. Our school relishes the environment in which we live in and promotes the care of our land.
Whilst continuing to celebrate our traditional rural background, we also seek to create a 21st century learning environment. We want our students to be prepared for the future whilst celebrating their history.
I look forward to working and learning alongside you, and your family, at Tauhoa.
Vivienne Goldsmith,
Principal
13 May 2026
15 May 2026
15 May 2026 - 17 May 2026
21 May 2026
22 May 2026
28 May 2026
Hi families,
This trip to the marae is taking place tomorrow for all Cleasby and Te Pahi students.
Students will need:
Please ensure all tamariki have suitable nonslip, closed shoes, wear sun block/hat and bring a rain jacket and warm clothes
A morning tea and lunch will be provided for adults and tamariki. Please note the marae are not able to cater for special dietary needs or food allergies (please ensure tamariki and adults bring their own packed morning tea and lunch as needed)
Tamariki will need to bring their own water bottles
Students will be back at school by 2.30
It's pink shirt day this Friday, 15th May. Students are asked to come dressed in pink!
Pink Shirt Day is about working together to stop bullying by celebrating diversity and promoting kindness and inclusiveness.
As usual, we will hold a short parade/dance party and invite students to make a gold coin donation that will go directly to the mental health foundation.
Looking forward to painting Tauhoa PINK!

Hi
We have no phone or internet coverage. Please do not expect us to change buses or pick-ups today unless you/they are here at 2-30pm
Only normal pickup people that we know will be allowed to pick students up
Regards
Mrs G
HI
We have been notified that a recent water test detected E. coli.
This makes our water currently unsafe to drink.
Pleas eensure you child comes to school with a full water bottle every day this week.
We will also have another water source brought into the school.
Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
Vivienne Goldsmith
Principal
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