Ngā Tūmanako o Kahurangi

Ngā Tūmanako o Kahurangi caters for approximately100 girls from Year 9 to 13.  The whanau unit aims to develop Te Reo Maori Language skills and knowledge of tikanga while also making available all subject choices that Auckland Girls' offers.  Kahurangi students and interested mainstream students are participating in weaving tukutuku panels, using traditional patterns and contemporary materials.  These panels will form part of the K'Road beautification project.  This video explains a little more about the current project 

STEM Week

Welcome back everyone to Term 3.  It's going to be a busy term, all school sport is back and sporting competitions will be in full swing this term.   There are a number of themed weeks organised during Term 3 as well and these will kick off with STEM Week.  Our STEM Committee has organised an exciting week of fun lunchtime STEM activities from 27 to 31 July.  During the week our girls can learn how to program and control robots, make their own lava lamps and do it yourself slime, play Numbers games, build the highest marshmallow tower and take part in the very interestingly named 'How to Make the Egg Survive' Physics challenge.   While all this is going on our Year 12 Social Studies class, as a social action project, is running a Whole School Food Bin Drive culminating in a mufti day on Friday 31st July with all proceeds going to the Auckland City Mission.  

June Newsletter

Here is the link to our June Newsletter, with some of our school news.   

Black Lives Matter Presentation at Senior Assembly

Today two of our Year 13 students spoke about the 'Black Lives Matter' protest movement and why it is so important to us all.