
Kia Ora Whanau,
Welcome to Tamaki College.
COVID-19 has brought about many changes to the world and especially in how we are operating as a country, community and school.
Wellbeing is our main priority at the moment. We have done this before and we can do it again, however, we need your support to get through these unprecedented times. Thank you all for the love, support and understanding as we continue to UNITE against COVID-19.
For further updates and information please see below under “Important Updates” and our Facebook Page.
Remember, if you must go out, practise social distancing, mask up and sanitise.
Stay safe, Be kind, Stay home and SAVE LIVES
Kia Kaha Kia Toa!!!
Nga Mihi Nui
Soana Pamaka
Junior Prizegiving will begin at 10:30am – 12:30pm and then the school will be closed for 2020. The last exams will be held December 9th.
2021 Dates
January 25th – School uniform shop opens
January 29th – Teacher Only Day
February 2nd – Year 9 & 13 Only
February 3rd – Whole school starts
Online Summer Learning Journey. More information on the online Summer Learning Journey is found here: https://summerlearningjourney.

Featuring our very own Alumni student Gloira Tu’itupou from 2019!!!
We can all be proud of this outcome as it is Tamaki College’s first outstanding scholarship winner and it is now a published resource to benefit all from the perspective of Gloria Tu’itupou and her Tongan culture. All of this will not have been possible without the key element of a teacher who saw potential in her student and harnessed this potential with aroha and commitment. You are a shining STAR Whaea Kata.
This resource is a ‘first’ for Tamaki College and will be one of few such like resources in this area. You will also notice how beautiful the front and back cover of the resource is. Whaea Kata gave this opportunity to Vaifoa Lam Sam, our 2020 Headboy and a very talented artist.
Click on image to view resource:
The Student Web Portal provides the ability for schools to publish student information onto the web, for access by each student and their associated caregivers. Click here.
Tamaki College Rugby is seeking expressions of interest from highly experienced and motivated rugby coaches and managers, for positions for the Senior and Junior Boys Rugby teams.
1st XV Boys | 2nd XV Boys | U15 Junior Boys
Applications close on January 1st, 2021. No Resumes required at this stage. The official application process and interviews will then begin on the 5th-11th January 2021.
If you have any queries please contact
Doris Taufateau
Director of Rugby at Tamaki College
P:022 0337872
E:taufateau@tamaki.ac.nz
The Tāmaki College Board of Trustees received its approval for an enrolment scheme as directed by the Ministry of Education under section 11H(1) of the Education Act 1989.
All students who live within the home zone shall be entitled to enrol at the school.
Click here for more information
School Goal 4:
Attendance
That students will have 90% attendance.
Auckland is now at Alert Level 1.
Good hygiene and contact tracing stop the spread of COVID-19.
If you have cold or flu-like symptoms, please stay home and call Healthline for free on 0800 358 5453 or your doctor for advice about getting tested. Remember, it is free to get tested.
Remember Be Kind, Stay Safe, Stay Home if you are unwell and SAVE LIVES and Stop the Spread.
Email us at info@tamaki.ac.nz
Free Phone: 0800 182 625
The Health Centre is now closed for 2020.
Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Term Time Only.
If students would like to see a Nurse, Social Worker or Guidance Counsellor please email:
Social Media
For any device issues, students please go to B10.
Please support your child’s learning by encouraging them to use the following online resources:
Manaiakalani Education Trust was set up in January 2011 to be in service of the schools to help them achieve the goals of the Programme by providing access to external resources and networks. Click here.

In partnership with Te Wananga O Aotearoa, Tamaki College seeks to provide a variety of opportunities for our wider community Click here.

AIMHI (Achievement in Multi Cultural High Schools) is a group of nine decile one urban secondary schools where a large proportion of the schools' student population come from Maori and Pacific Islands backgrounds Click here.
I like it here at Tamaki College. I feel like I am part of a family, away from home
A Year 10 Student
