Here is the link to access the photos from Senior Prize Giving 2024.
Ngā mihi
Katherine Stokes
Deputy Principal
Senior Prize Giving photos
Senior Tutorial Timetable 2024
The time table shows the different tutorials being held to help prepare senior students for externals and to finish internals.
SENIOR TUTORIAL TIMETABLE 2024
The teacher codes indicate who is running the tutorial.
Any questions, please email your subject teacher directly.
Ngā mihi
Katherine Stokes
Deputy Principal
Senior Prize Giving and Early Closure Wednesday 30 October
Hall doors open at 6pm for our 2024 Senior Prize Giving. Formalities will start promptly at 6:30pm.
Prize winners will be notified at Assembly tomorrow (Friday 25 October) and will need to be in the Hall by 6pm on Wednesday.
Please note, parking is restricted due to earthworks underway at the front of the kura. Access to the Hall is via the Hall foyer or through the door by the canteen.
Due to Prize Giving we have an early closure of 1pm on Wednesday 30 October. The early closure does not apply to SNU students.
Seniors will be released early, after Merit Assembly or Prize Giving practice (if they are a winner or performer).
Wednesday 30 October is the last day for our senior students, before they go on exam leave.
Ngā mihi
Katherine Stokes
Deputy Principal
Tū Toa Pasifika Wednesday 25 September
Naenae College warmly invites our Pasifika community to the Tū Toa Pasifika Success Evening, where we will celebrate the dedication, resilience, and achievements of our Pasifika students in both their academic and co-curricular pursuits.
“Tū Toa” in Cook Islands Māori means “stand strong”, a fitting theme for this evening as we honour the strength and perseverance of our students in their journey towards success.
Doors open at 5.30pm for a 6pm start
Early closures for Common Assessment Activities
Kia ora e te Whānau
We have three early closures coming up due to students sitting the Common Assessment Activities (CAA) for Literacy and Numeracy.
Monday 9, Tuesday 10, and Wednesday 11 September we will run a shortened timetable and classes will finish at 1pm so the exams can begin at 1:30pm. Students will still have their normal classes on these days, they will be 70 minutes instead of 90 minutes. Those students involved in CAA exams have been notified by their teachers.
The early closures do not include our Special Needs Unit students.
Ngā mihi
Jane Hambidge
Deputy Principal