Awesome to see Te Haumoana flying into their kapahaka practice. Seniors modelling tuakana teina with our Year 9s.
How good?
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12 hours ago
We're on the hunt:
REGISTERED TEACHERS FOR DAY RELIEF
Ōpunakē High School are seeking registered teachers to relieve on an intermittent day to day basis for 2026.
Please apply in writing to:
The Principal
Ōpunakē High School
PO Box 4
Ōpunakē 4645
sl@opunake.school.nz
Phone 06 761 8723
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6 days ago
Kia Ora Whānau,
There appears to be a rise in Covid cases. Here is some up to date information from the MOE about what to do if you one of your tamariki has covid:
As of early 2026, COVID-19 guidance for schools focuses on treating the virus similar to other infectious illnesses, with an emphasis on staying home when sick to manage ongoing high rates of justified absences. Public health guidelines encourage hand hygiene, ventilation, and voluntary isolation for symptomatic individuals, rather than mandated, widespread restrictions.
Key COVID-19 Management Points for Schools (2026):
Stay Home When Sick: Students with symptoms should remain home to minimize transmission, as respiratory illnesses are still a major cause of school absences.
Preventive Measures: Standard public health advice, including regular ventilation of classrooms and maintaining good hygiene practices, is encouraged.
No Mandates: Routine, mandatory isolation requirements for schools have been removed, with the focus shifting toward general, evidence-based illness prevention.
Arohanui always,
Mrs Andrea Hooper-Carr
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6 days ago