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Week 8, let’s go!!! Hope everyone had a good weekend ☺️

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Week 8, let’s go!!!
Hope everyone had a good weekend ☺️

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Fa’afetai lava to the Samoan group for their fantastic fiafia Friday.
To the teachers, tutors, aiga and students we are so proud. More photos to come.

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Mentoring 1 sessions are underway ☺️

This is a valuable time to establish our 2024 partnership with whānau to set goals with our year 11-13 students.

We still have two mentoring sessions this year:
Mentoring 2: Thursday 20th June (T2, Week 8)
Mentoring 3: Thursday 17th Oct (T4, Week 1)

Keep an eye out for when the next mentoring sessions are!

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Mount Roskill Grammar School is a large, co-educational secondary school in Auckland. We are proud of our diversity, academic excellence and our values in action – manaakitanga, whanaungatanga and tūmanakotanga.

We are seeking someone who has a passion for youth sport and is keen to create, direct and manage sport at Mount Roskill Grammar School.

Our successful applicant must be energetic, have excellent administrative, management and interpersonal skills, be a great communicator and have a passion for working with youth.

Your responsibilities will include.
• Improving the profile of sport, within the school and the community
• Increase participation and quality of student sports involvement.
• Lead a team of teaching staff, coaches and volunteers to develop sporting excellence.
• Organise and manage weekend and after school sports.
• Manage the sports department budgets.
• Promote school facilities including the Hockey turf.

This is a permanent full-time position with variable hours to meet the demands of the position including weekend and evening work as required.

If this sounds like you and you are ready to take up a new challenge, we would love to hear from you.
Please email your CV and cover letter to vacancies@mrgs.school.nz

Applications close on 5pm Wednesday 28 March 2024.

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Happy International Women’s Day! ❤️

We honor all wahine, the ones who have come before and will come after us, for their strength, courage, and contributions.

Featured in these photos are just some of the lovely kaiako and support staff who contribute to the soul of MRGS.

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Happy Throwback Thursday ⏮️ How different were devices back in the 1950s!

In our archives, we discovered a photo from the 1950s showing Mount Roskill Grammar students using typewriters in their classroom. Flash forward to today, computer devices are used to help students learn in the classroom.

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Last week, four Year 12 Biology classes went to Tōtara Park over two days to learn about NZ’s native forests and the species that live there.

They were observing stratification patterns (forest layering patterns). During the trip, they walked through Tōtara Park with Auckland Council rangers who provided information about the plants and adaptations.

Students also collected data by performing a transect of the plants (dividing the plants by cutting them) and then plotting their actual data on a tree profile diagram, which serves as a snapshot of the forest layers.

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Professor Merata Kawharu of Ngāti Whātua is a renowned researcher on mātauranga, climate change and horticulture and sustainability.

She visited our school and campus on Friday as part of our mara kumara project, as well as our kūmara beds at Mount Roskill Primary School.

In the afternoon, Professor Merata Kawharu led a group of students to Puketāpapa to learn about its history and the kūmara cultivation in Auckland.

As part of the day, Professor Kawharu gifted a whakatauki to the campus which belonged to her father, Sir Hugh Kawharu. This visit from her was an honour to our school and campus.

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“People start to heal the moment they feel heard.” – Cheryl Richardson.

If you are seeking some support, please come in to Student Services before or after school and speak with Jan about making an appointment with one of our counsellors.

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The MRGS Health Clinic is available to all students. Please come to Student Services if you are feeling unwell or need health support.

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