Parents/Caregivers are required to ring the school office before 9am (4370822) each day or text 022 327 5057 with your c...
Winter is here... Navy school jackets are available: sizes 10-16 $68, sizes S, M, L, XL $80. Call into the office and ch...
The Ministry of Education is asking all schools to submit attendance data weekly from the 29 May. The purpose is to:
Come along and 'Have a Go' - Sunday 31 May at the Oamaru Squash and Badminton Club, 14 Tyne Street, Oamaru 10am - 11.30a...
The Oamaru Library will be open in Level 2, Monday to Friday from 10 - 3pm. This means that the library is not a place t...
Thank you to those families who have paid their School Contributions for 2020.
Upcoming activities for your information............
Our (adult) behaviour and response to uncertain situations are very important. Children are looking to us for a sense th...
As we move into level 2 there is a lot of information to be shared with you and your children so that you are all aware ...
The Canteen will be closed on our first day back, Monday 18 May.
When schools resume under Alert Level 2, school transport services will also return to normal schedules. The ongoing saf...
Many people throughout the country are looking forward to moving to Level 2. Businesses up and running again, freedom to...
PhotoLife has contacted us and advised that they have extended the FREE DELIVERY for orders placed for your child’s scho...
Like me, I am sure many of you were waiting with interest for the announcements made by the Prime Minister today. It is ...
Kia ora, greetings to all. I would like to express my gratitude to all families for your part in maintaining lockdown in...
In order for us to be prepared for students on Wednesday 29 April and to comply with Health and Safety procedures, we mu...
Yesterday the Government decided that we will move into Alert Level 3 on 28 April. That means we will be open to receive...
Things have certainly changed dramatically since your children were last at school on March 20. When we headed into Anni...
We have started into a new phase of New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 and it is very different than anything most of us...
New Zealand Police released multilingual messages for our communities about the country's move to Covid-19 Alert level 4...
