MHJC will be having a purple Mufti Day this coming Wednesday 28th September. Wear purple as a way to show re-connections with the community. Bring a $2 donation to support our Tournament of Minds team in making their way to Canberra for the International TOM Tournament.

A huge congratulations to Roman Amosa 9M1 for winning the Eastern Zone Speech Competition last night at Macleans College. Her topic was ” Dawn Raids.” She was absolutely amazing and a brilliant speaker.

Without Limits Learning is another proud sponsor of our Production. Please see their information below.

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Kamal Sivia is a proud sponsor of MHJC’s 2022 School Production. He is part of our MHJC parent community and a local real estate agent with Barfoot and Thompson. You can contact him on 021350784 or email k.sivia@barfoot.co.nz.

This past weekend, our Tournament of Minds (TOM) Team won Nationals in Wellington and have thus qualified to attend the International Tournament in Canberra from October 13th – October 16th 2022.

Tournament of Minds is a problem-solving programme for multi-aged teams of students who work together to solve a demanding, open-ended Long-Term Challenge. The team will also participate in an unseen Spontaneous Challenge on Tournament Day. The purpose of Tournament of Minds is to enhance the potential of youth by developing diverse skills, enterprise, time management, and the discipline to work collectively within a challenging and competitive environment.

Our team needs your help in getting to this International Tournament!

Please see the below link to their fundraising page if you would like to help the team compete at this International event.

https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/get-us-to-canberra-tournament-of-minds

This past weekend, a group of students travelled to Wellington for the Tournament of Minds (TOM) National Finals. It was an amazing experience for these students and they took away a win! Off to Internationals they go! Congratulations to – Saketha Jandhyala, Owen Chen, Savir Selagan, Riya Sutton, Yashvi Patel, and Alan Shipway.

MHJC ended Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori with some delicious hangi, fried bread and pudding, and a joint celebration with Mission Heights Primary School. Both schools’ Kapa Haka groups performed together beautifully, as their families, teachers and school mates watched on. We also had a friendly kaiako (teacher) MHP vs MHJC Kaimahi Challenge, with our teachers winning and claiming the ‘Kaimahi quiz’ plaque. Ka mau te Wehi!

A reminder that MHJC’s production is coming up.

Please note, tickets to the Saturday show have now sold out and there are only a few tickets remaining for the Friday show. Ticket sales are online via Eventbrite or at the door before the show (if tickets remain). Tickets will also be sold before school next week by reception.

We look forward to seeing you at our 2022 Production!

Declaration of Results

Jenny Wang – 93 votes
Anne Singh – 64 votes
Paul Graham Liu Hale – 63 votes
Tracey Frost – 60 votes
Rhys Attwood – 59 votes
Arifa – 28 votes

There being 6 candidates and 5 vacancies, I hereby declare the following duly elected: Jenny Wang, Anne Singh, Paul Graham Liu Hale, Tracey Frost, Rhys Attwood.

Staff Representative

Douglas Choong

There being only one candidate and one vacancy, I hereby declare the following duly elected; Douglas Choong.

BJM Vester, Returning Officer.

A number of our MHJC student athletes excelled at AIMS.

Corey Reed won gold in the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics Junior Advanced Division. Corey was also awarded MVP of the Mission Heights Hockey Team. Well done on your AIMS successes Corey!