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Our Level 2 Theatre Technology presents…….

NIGHTBREAK

Thursday 29 Sept
Performing Arts Studio, H Block, Mount Roskill Grammar School
5pm – 6pm
Gold Coin Entry

Meet the Local Board Candidates

The local board election is happening right now, and you may have seen all the candidates’ billboards seeking your vote. Who is going to help you have a better time living and studying in Puketāpapa? Come along to our QnA and debate prompt session on Wednesday 5:30pm at Fickling Convention Centre (4 mins away*) and take charge in designing a community you can believe in. Free food is provided!

Register at http://www.pyf.org.nz/meetngreet

Week 10

Senior exams finishing this week
Te gana Tuvalu – Tuvalu Language Week
Sports Awards – Thursday 6pm
Friday – last day of term 3

Spoken Word

Support our inspirational team in the final this Saturday!

MoE Study Help

https://studyit.govt.nz/

NCEA help from real students and teachers.
Join to discuss achievement standards, and general study and exam advice for NCEA Science, Maths and English with other students and teachers.

This year on 14 September will mark 50 years since the Māori Language Petition which laid the foundation for the revival of Te Reo including this week.

Check out some of the activities this week and keep an eye out for the student quiz question which you can find by the Hillary House window facing the Quad.

Karawhiua te kōrero reo Māori!

 

Fiafia Night begins…

7 September 2022

To be eligible for the out of zone ballot – enrol online or drop your form with all supporting documents to the office by 4pm today (7th September, 2022).

This year’s theme for Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week – is: Ke Tu’uloa ‘a e lea faka-Tonga ‘i Aotearoa, which means Sustaining the Tonga Language in Aotearoa.

Ke Tu’uloa ‘a e lea faka-Tönga′ ‘i Aotearoa has a positive and progressive connotation.

To support the overarching Language Weeks theme of Sustainability, the word TU’ULOA in the theme this year means to continuously grow, nurture, and sustain a valued idea, practice, event, or memory in an enduring way.

Source: Ministry of Pacific Peoples