Hi Taieri Beach School tamariki.

School starts on Wednesday 3rd February 2021!

We are looking forward to catching up with all your news and hearing what you would like to learn about this year.

Don't forget to bring your swimming togs - we will be swimming in our fabulous school swimming pool.

All aboard for an enjoyable, exciting year!

Year 6 Leavers

 We are very proud of our Year 6 school leavers, Indy and Isla. We know they will leave Taieri Beach School well prepared for the next step in their schooling journey - but there is a tinge of sadness because we will miss them.

At our end of term assembly, Isla and Indy wore the Taieri Beach School korowai which represents the warmth, love and aroha we have for them. We care about you both now and in the future. We wish you well in your new schools in 2021 - it is an exciting time for you.

Don't forget about us - we would love to hear how you are getting on.

We are so very proud of our students' academic achievement during 2020. Each and every student has made great progress over the year as a result of the individualised teaching focused on their specific needs and interests, the valued support from their whanau, and our nature based learning philosophy which current research demonstrates has academic, social, emotion and physical benefits for children.

Well done, everyone! 👍

At Taieri Beach School, the tamariki have lots of opportunities to participate in a wide range of activities.

In 2020 we included violin with Rachel, yoga with Antje, te reo Maori with Mrs Preece, and Epic Nature Explorers with Chrissie.

The teachers were very impressed with the way the children engaged in these programmes. We had lots of fun!

 Our wonderful senior girls had the audience in fits of laughter with their Cookie Time play, then treated us to a delightful duet of the song "Count on Me."

The end of year assembly culminated in the arrival of 2 very special visitors - Santa and Santa's helper!

 The children treated us to a delightful Christmas play at our end of year assembly. I just love the look of delight and enjoyment on their faces as they performed for their whanau. 😊