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Week 1 of Lockdown: Wednesday 25th March 2020.  While our local supermarkets are doing their best to keep their shelves stocked, the reality for some of our families is, the items we would normally purchase are the items that are first cleared when, and if, we make it through the queu

This year’s Senior Prizegiving signaled the end of another notable year in the life of the school as the Tamaki College community gathered to congratulate our Year 11, 12 and 13 NCEA (National Certificate of Educational Achievement) academic prize winners, including those who ha

Tāmaki College Celebrates Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2018   With internal senior exams that took place last week, Tāmaki College moved the celebration of te wiki o te reo Māori to this week. The theme for this year is:   “Ahakoa iti, ākona, kōrerotia. – Learn a little, use

Tamaki College is in full swing of things Tongan. This marked the celebrations for Tongan Language Week. In enriching cultural diversity, we have hosted our first inter-house (whanau) choir competition and speech competition. Tuesday 4th September hosted the Whanau Speech competition

When Whangaehu School principal Trish Reddish applied to get some money to buy some picnic tables for her pupils to eat their lunch at, she was denied. Pupils had been cramming into a small sheltered area in the school and Reddish wanted the tables for the growing school to make lunch

The continued sponsorship of the Tamaki College Junior Rugby Academy by Creating Communities (CCL) evoked a heart-warming speech from Tongan International and Scotland-based Pro14 side, Glasgow Warriors player, Siosiua Halanukonuka, and broad smiles form all the young players. For the

For the past 27 years, Soana Akolotu Pamaka has devoted her considerable energy and skill to one incredibly lucky school. She taught at East Auckland’s Tamaki College on section in 1990 and the next year, as a new mother, she accepted a position at the school as an English teacher. He