Titikaveka College

Tuck Shop this week
Monday - Cheeseburgers
Wednesday- Smoothies & Pizza
Thursday - Creamy pasta

MOE Community Consultation on New Entrants Classes.

Please fill in the very short survey to have your voice heard regarding New Entrant and Year 1 classes as part of the MOE Community Consultation on the review of the Student Progression Policy. We need our voice in before Wednesday next week so that we can collate our response and send in.

MOE Consultation As part of the ongoing review of the Student Progression Policy (2023), the Ministry has recently completed consultations with a number of primary schools regarding the progression of students from Early Childhood Education (ECE) to Year 1, and from Year 1 to Year 2. The consultation highlighted a n...

Senior volleyball draw. 2 boys and 2 girls MUST stay for the duty time. We only have one duty for the whole tournament.

Prince of Wales Day 1. Fun afternoon in the sun supporting our little champions!! Awesome to have 6 of our older students here assisting the event. Big congratulations to Zulay King for winning Gold in High Jump!!

Please help your child to be at the Stadium on time for both days.
Students need water, shoes, food, sun hat.
Any postponement will be notified on Wednesday afternoon.

Getting involved and giving back to the community that supports us is what we love to do.

Titikaveka Drummers

Our 'Āriki'anga Manu'iri was made even more special through the powerful sounds and presence of the Titikaveka Drummers.

Their drumming brought energy, pride, and deep cultural meaning to the arrival of our manuiri, setting the atmosphere for a day grounded in peu Māori and shared connection. Beyond the welcome, the group remained with us throughout the cultural exchange, supporting our tamariki and participating alongside our pēpi in activities that celebrated identity, rhythm, and culture.

This contribution reflected the importance of intergenerational learning and the role cultural performance plays in strengthening confidence and belonging within our young people.

We also acknowledge Principal Raewyn Morgan and Deputy Principal Beau Morgan for supporting this partnership and for encouraging the involvement of their Drummers within this important occasion.

Meitaki Rānuinui to Liam Marsters, Tanu Short, Ethan Short, Nooroaariki Tuaine, Tangiia Tupuna, Arhmani Meti, and Ngametua Matangaro for sharing your time, talent, and cultural pride with our puna.

Year 10 & 11 exam week.
Monday - Reading
Tuesday - Numeracy
Wednesday - Writing
Students need a good night sleep, breakfast and a water bottle.

Unuka Vaine and Mama Ngaoa have been cooking up traditional treats this week. Year 9 students were very keen to learn how to cook Uto Pancakes and watched carefully as our expert, Mama Ngaoa, showed them how to open the coconut without damaging the flesh inside. This is part of their Traditional Cooking Option Class.