Our Fort Care Code

We’ve developed a student-led Fort Care Code to guide our adventures! This helps us keep our fort area a safe, respectful, and exciting place for all students to explore and play together. The slides show what each Rōpū came up with when discussing their ideas for a fort care code. We then put all our ideas together to come up with a Fort Care Code for everyone. This will be erected as a sign at the entrance to our fort.

Tiaki Taiao

We are excited to share that we have gifted our Enviroschools programme a new name: Tiaki Taiao – Caring for Nature. This name change reflects our heart for the land here at Kaniere. Tiaki Taiao is an integral part of our school programme because it empowers our tamariki to see themselves as guardians of the earth, ensuring our local environment thrives for generations to come.

Kahlo and the Whio

Our Weka Iti whānau grew a little wiser this week thanks to a very special story shared by Kahlo and her mum about one of our most precious local treasures—the Whio.