Ngā Whakawhitinga Kōrero | Our Communications
Ngā Whakawhitinga Kōrero | Our Communications
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Strong relationships between whānau, uri and kaimahi are an important part of life at Te Kura o Waihārara. We value open, respectful and timely communication and encourage whānau to stay connected with the kura.
Whānau are always welcome to contact us by phone, email or kanohi ki te kanohi. Where a longer kōrero is needed, we are happy to arrange a time that works for everyone.
From time to time, questions or concerns may arise. We encourage whānau to begin by speaking directly with the person closest to the matter so that kōrero can happen early, relationships can be maintained and together we can find a way forward.
Our approach reflects Ako, Rangatiratanga and Kaitiakitanga — listening to one another, respecting each person's voice and working together for the wellbeing and learning of our uri.
Ngā Ara Whakawhiti Kōrero | Ways We Communicate
Ngā Ara Whakawhiti Kōrero | Ways We Communicate
Te Kura o Waihārara uses a range of communication channels to help whānau stay connected with kura life, learning, notices and events.
Kura Facebook
Kura Facebook
Follow Te Kura o Waihārara on Facebook for kura news, celebrations, reminders and upcoming events. A Facebook account may be required to view some content.
ClassDojo
ClassDojo
ClassDojo supports communication between kaiako and whānau and may be used to share notices, updates, learning and messages connected with tamariki.
Whānau can connect to their child’s ClassDojo through an invitation from their kaiako. This may be sent by email, QR code or class invitation link.
If you need help connecting to ClassDojo, please kōrero with your child’s kaiako.
Ngā Ratonga Hauora me te Tautoko | Health and Support Services
Ngā Ratonga Hauora me te Tautoko | Health and Support Services
Public Health Nurse
Public Health Nurses support tamariki and whānau with health advice, education, referrals and connection to appropriate health services.
For current Public Health Nursing support or contact information, please contact the kura office.
Te Kōrero mō te Ako | Sharing Learning with Whānau
Te Kōrero mō te Ako | Sharing Learning with Whānau
Learning conferences are held in Terms 1 and 4. These provide opportunities for uri to share their learning, progress and goals with whānau and to take an active role in their learning journey.
Written reports are provided in Term 2 and at the end of the school year.
Whānau are welcome to kōrero with the kaiako or Tumuaki about their uri’s learning, progress, achievement or hauora at any time.
Please contact the kura office on 09 406 8830 to arrange a suitable time.
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