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🌟 Calling all rangatahi! 🌟 ITS TIME TO APPLY!
Are you passionate about your community? Do you want to have a say in things that matter to youth in Thames?
💬 T-RAP (Thames Rangatahi Advisory Panel) is now taking applications for 2026!
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Yesterday we welcomed 205 new Year 9 students and their families to our school. Thank you to Matua Ron from Kerepēhi for speaking on behalf of our manuhiri. Thank you to Year 12 student Gustav van Niekerk, Year 13 student Raukura Niupalau and Matua Frank who represented our kura. It was wonderful to see our local principals, grandparents, and community members supporting our incoming Year 9 students.
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The international roll at HPC is expanding. We are constantly on the look out for local homestay families to accommodate both short and long-term students. Students come from many different countries and all different age groups. It is usually preferable to have HPC siblings in the home but not a requirement. Remuneration is $350 a week. Please consider hosting! If willing or interested to find out more, please contact Mike Dwight (HPC International Director) at 027 3258 881 or international@haurakiplains.school.nz. Right now we are looking for a welcoming home for an outgoing and sporty Year 11/12 Chinese boy coming for two weeks from 7th February.
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Pōwhiri for our new staff today.
Welcome to: Diana Rout, Alayna Viskovich, Min Guo, Terry Halford, Duane Jantjies, Rebecca Starr, Ronald Chand and Frank Thorne.
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