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At Te Waka Kura o Mohua students prepare for the future by learning skills and knowledge, and developing the personal resources that are needed to live satisfying, balanced and responsible lives.
We cater for all students, whatever their needs. Part of our philosophy is to take into account the interests and abilities of each student. We devise individual program-mes to support maximum learning where necessary. Please contact us if you need any further assistance - we would love to hear from you. Ake Ake Kia Kaha. 
15 May 2026 - From the Principal, Jono Hay
Tēnā koutou katoa, School Culture At a recent full school assembly, I spoke to the students about school culture and its importance. School culture is the "personality" of the school or "the way we do things around here". It encompasses the shared beliefs, values, traditions, and norms of our school community. It is shaped by the complex, evolving mix of interpersonal relationships, leadership styles, physical environment, and ingrained customs. Elements of the school's culture include:
Culture is often seen, heard, and felt through these elements, influencing everything from student motivation and achievement to staff professional development. We all have a role to play in maintaining and growing a positive school culture. Thank you to all of our school community for your contributions. LipSync A highlight of the school calendar, LipSync, was recently held in the school hall over two nights. Held earlier in the year than previously, each night was a sell out with supportive and appreciative crowds encouraging the 120+ different students that passed across the stage. Well done to all of our performers for your creativity, work, effort and courage to perform. Thank you to our sound, lighting and backstage team for your time and commitment and also to our staff for making the event possible. I look forward to LipSync 2027! Support staff Appreciation Week This week is Support Staff Appreciation Week. Thank you to all of our amazing support staff for all that you do to make our school a wonderful place to learn and to work. We are incredibly fortunate and grateful to have such committed, skilled and experienced support staff that go above and beyond for the school and our students. Ko koe, ko au, ko tāua Ake ake kia kaha Jono Hay |
TERM TWO 2026 CALENDAR
18-29 May ..........CAA Literacy & Numeracy 19 May ...............Uniform Shop open 21 May ...............Yr12 & 13 Careers Expo 22 May ………….School Cross Country 25 May ................Board Meeting 28 May………......11-13 Student/Whānau/Teacher subject hui 29 May ................Goldie 1 June ................ King’s Birthday; school closed 2 June..................Uniform Shop open 12 June ...............Goldie 16 June ...............Uniform Shop open 19 June .............. Staff Only Day 23 June…….........7-10 Student/Whānau/Teacher subject hui 25-26 June……....QCC exchange (hosting,here) 26 June ...............Goldie 30 June ...............Uniform Shop open 3 July ...................End of Term 2 10 July .................Matariki (in the term break) 20 July .................Start of Term 3 Uniform Shop The uniform shop will be open in Term 2 2026 on May 19th, June 2nd, 16th & 30th from 1-1.40pm (lunch break). Ask office staff for directions. You will need either cash, or phone internet banking and to show us the transaction before you may take the uniform. Uniform Acc: 03 1354 0370134 000 and use student’s name as reference, please. Any uniform returns must still have tags on the clothing, and not have been worn, thank you. Any enquiries please speak to the new uniform co-ordinator Pip Giblin, email [email protected] 
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