Haeata Community Campus

Mobile Dental Aotearoa is coming to Haeata Community Campus
If your child is year 9 -13 and under 18 years old, they are entitled to FREE dental care, funded by Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora.
Mobile Dental Aotearoa will be visiting Haeata Community Campus to provide dental care in a modern, fully equipped mobile dental clinic.
How to enrol
To find out more or to enrol your child online, please visit: Dental
Enrolment Form – Fill out form or visit www.mobiledental.org.nz
What does the service include?
Each enrolled student is entitled to an annual dental visit, which may
include:
🦷A dental checkup
🦷Dental xrays
🦷Oral health education
🦷Teeth cleaning
🦷Fluoride treatment and fissure sealants (if required)
If your child requires further treatment, such as fillings or extractions, we will contact you to discuss this and arrange another appointment on the mobile unit at school. Whānau are welcome to attend. Patients can opt out of any part of this bundle easily on the enrolment form.
All treatment is FREE.
Parents and caregivers must enrol their child directly with Mobile
Dental Aotearoa.
Students 16 years old and over can enrol themselves.
Kia ora and ka kite anō
Mobile Dental Aotearoa

🌟 We can’t wait to see you tomorrow! 🌟

We are so excited to welcome you to our Whānau Hui tomorrow! This is a fantastic opportunity to connect, share, and celebrate our tamariki together.

Need to book a time?

📱 Skool Loop App: Quick and easy booking right from your phone.

📞 Give us a call: Contact the main office and we’ll get you set up.

👟 Walk-ins: If you haven't booked, feel free to drop in and we’ll fit you in.

Nau mai, haere mai — see you all tomorrow! 💙

Kia ora Whānau

Celebrate with Us – Whānau Hui Evening

On Tuesday 4th August 2026, Haeata Community Campus warmly invites all ākonga, whānau, and kaiako to come together — a time to reflect, connect, and look ahead with your tamaiti/tamariki and our ākonga.

We will honour this occasion by sharing kai together at our Whānau Hui Evening 4pm-7pm embracing the spirit of manaakitanga and community.

The whole school will share hāngī together to celebrate. The kaupapa of a whānau is to come together to reflect, celebrate and plan for the future. The idea of sharing kai as a kura is a way of coming together to recognise those that have passed over the last year, and to support one another in creating a strong foundation for the years to come.

The hāngī will emphasise a sense of kotahitanga (unity, collective responsibility) and we are asking each student to bring a koha (contribution) of vegetables to be cooked in the hāngī. We use “koha” to enable the students to understand the idea that ‘a little goes a long way’ and that something very small that could not be of great value to some and could add enormous value to others or to the kaupapa (experience). Moreover, providing for others can give great personal satisfaction, however a koha is never compulsory. Staff will also be making a koha towards the hāngī.

Because this is a koha, there is no amount that anyone must bring, however 1 serving of vegetables would be sufficient (example = 1 x Carrot). We ask that if you are prepared to koha, that each student brings the items associated with their Ahu.

Takawai - Choice of Cabbage or 1/2 Pumpkin

Pakēho - Choice of Carrots or Potatoes

Manapou - Choice of Cabbage or Carrots

Ōnewa - Choice of Potatoes or 1/2 Pumpkin

We request that any koha be brought to school by this Friday 31st July, 4pm. Ākonga (Students’) koha can be dropped off to the main reception.

The hāngī will be prepared and cooked by kaiako and ākonga of our kura. This will be a collaborative effort by preparing vegetables, filling the drums, carrying out the process for cooking the kai, lifting and then serving the kai.

We look forward to celebrating Matariki and we appreciate any support you have for this kaupapa.

Ngā mihi

Kia Ora Whānau. Please make a time to meet with your child's teacher.
📅 Tuesday 4 August 2026
🕒 ​4:00pm – 7:00pm
📍 Te Rau Ika – Main Administration Building
Interviews can be booked through the Skool Loop app or by contacting the school office at [email protected].
After your interview, you're invited to enjoy a serving of our delicious school hāngī in Te Tai o Mahaanui.

Kia ora e te whānau, welcome back to a new term.
Tomorrow coffee club restarts with our wonderful speech language therapist, Claire, as our guest speaker. She will be giving an outline of the service she provides and can answer any questions you might have.
Story time will be on in the library with Grace as well.
Pop in and say hi.

Listen to our wonderful French teacher Whaea Nathalie talk about the amazing ākonga in L'Aurore.

Teaching french flair in Christchurch - L'Aurore's bilingual classes episode of Here Now L'Aurore a bilingual French English class has been seeing an growing interest in Christchurch with some parents wanting to raise their children in full immersion of the language. Rachel Graham went to check out how it all works.

Last Term Haeata Community Campus was asked by the General Manager of the Healthy School Lunches Team to reduce the numbers of lunches delivered to the kura in Term 3.

We respectfully declined saying the lack on Ākonga uptake had more to do with the quality of the food than the lack of need.

The General Manager of the Healthy School Lunches Team informed the kura that as of 20 July 2026 the number of Ka Ora Ka Ako /Healthy School Lunches will be cut by 80, due to a decline in uptake.

If your Ākonga missed out on lunch today could you please let us know. The lunch was Beef Rissoles with Chunky Potatoes & Gravy.

Kāore te kumara e kōrero ana mo tōna ake reka.
The kumura doesn’t tell you how sweet it is

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Whaea Segia is truely a taonga.