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To start off Term 1 and create lasting relationships, a number of Whānau have spent 'Splash Days' at the Panmure Lagoon Pools.Here, students have been able to practice their swimming skills, participate in manu competitions, and get to know their peers and teachers in a different environment.We hope students and staff in Wai, Ngahere, and Maunga Whānau enjoyed their days out.Takutai Whānau is off to Omaha Beach today for their day out. ... See MoreSee Less

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Maunga Whānau celebrated 元宵節 the Lantern Festival or Chap Goh Mei on Wednesday this week.Maunga Whānau showed amazing spirit in support of this Festival and did so with an incredible whānau picture. All members of their whānau stood on the field in the below shape for a drone photo, to remember their day of celebration and learning.蛇 2025MHJC ... See MoreSee Less

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As Chinese New Year celebrations come to a close, we'd like to mark the occasion with the vibrant and joyous Lantern Festival! This festival, which falls on Wednesday 12th February traditionally signifies the end of the Chinese New Year period.To celebrate, we invite all students and staff to wear red this Wednesday 12th February. Red is a lucky colour in Chinese culture, symbolising happiness, good fortune, and prosperity. Let's fill our school with a sea of red as we acknowledge this important cultural celebration.This is a fun and easy way to show our support for the diverse cultures within our school community. So, dig out your red t-shirts, jumpers or any other red clothing you have!We look forward to seeing everyone dressed in red on Wednesday! ... See MoreSee Less

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Please enjoy this video of our 2025 Pōwhiri.We are excited to have all staff and students back on campus! ... See MoreSee Less

MHJC Powhiri Term 1 2025

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Mission Heights Junior College welcomed it's new students, staff and whanau with a powhiri in Term 1 2025.

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Kia ora koutou,Wishing everyone a lovely long weekend and remember to spend some time thinking about and celebrating our national day.Waitangi Day is an important event on our national calendar and it is timely to reflect on its history and purpose.Today, more than ever we need to find ways to bring people together and unite for a common goal.At MHJC we value reaching out to others, as did the Māori community to the Tangata Tiriti (People of the Treaty) or early European settlers.Much has changed since the signing of the Treaty but one thing remains and that is through respect and courtesy we can all find common ground and feel safe, valued and included.This applies as much to our nation as our kura. We are all in this together - He waka eke noa! ... See MoreSee Less

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