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Ngā Manu Aorere 2025
Aorere College - Introducing Ngā Manu Aorere 2025 & Leadership Camp, Kokako Lodge, Hunua - 24th & 25th February
The focus for camp was whanaungatanga (building relationships), rangatiratanga (leadership) and included challenging each other to push out of their comfort zones. The activities students participated in were - High Ropes (high beam & vertical playpen), Archery, Low Ropes, and Raft Building. This camp was a great opportunity for Ngā Manu Aorere to get to know each other better. It was also a great chance for me to get to know them, as I will be working closely with them this year. A big thanks to the instructors at Kokako Lodge for their support in leading the activities. Also a huge thanks to the staff who gave up their time to be with the students throughout the two days: Miss Posimani, Mr Were, Miss Lott and Mrs Singh.
Introduction and Badge Presentations: Ngā Manu Aorere at Senior and Junior Assemblies:
Last week we introduced Ngā Manu Aorere to the school. It was fantastic to see so many of their parents and whānau being able to attend to acknowledge their children. Each Manu Tāiko delivered a short speech to introduce themselves and offered some advice to all students for this year. Leadership is not merely a position of authority; it is about inspiring others, guiding them, and fostering an environment of trust and respect. Leadership is about serving others and bringing out the best in them.
Whakaaratia tāu e wawata ai ki tōna taumata tika, Pursue new heights to which you aspire
By presenting Ngā Manu Aorere badges to our new Leaders, we acknowledge the responsibilities that come with this title. It is not a privilege to be taken lightly as Ngā Manu Aorere are expected to embody the mātāpono (values) of our school which are; whanaungatanga, tīkanga, manaakitanga, hiranga, kaitiakitanga and rangatiratanga. They are expected to act as role models for the rest of the students.
I am excited to see how this team of rangatahi leads our school this year. They have already done a great job representing us at the recent Kedgley Whānau Connect Day, undertaking assembly and lunchtime duties, as well as supporting with handing out the free lunches.
- Mrs Tanya Kimiangatau, Deputy Principal
The focus for camp was whanaungatanga (building relationships), rangatiratanga (leadership) and included challenging each other to push out of their comfort zones. The activities students participated in were - High Ropes (high beam & vertical playpen), Archery, Low Ropes, and Raft Building. This camp was a great opportunity for Ngā Manu Aorere to get to know each other better. It was also a great chance for me to get to know them, as I will be working closely with them this year. A big thanks to the instructors at Kokako Lodge for their support in leading the activities. Also a huge thanks to the staff who gave up their time to be with the students throughout the two days: Miss Posimani, Mr Were, Miss Lott and Mrs Singh.
Introduction and Badge Presentations: Ngā Manu Aorere at Senior and Junior Assemblies:
Last week we introduced Ngā Manu Aorere to the school. It was fantastic to see so many of their parents and whānau being able to attend to acknowledge their children. Each Manu Tāiko delivered a short speech to introduce themselves and offered some advice to all students for this year. Leadership is not merely a position of authority; it is about inspiring others, guiding them, and fostering an environment of trust and respect. Leadership is about serving others and bringing out the best in them.
Whakaaratia tāu e wawata ai ki tōna taumata tika, Pursue new heights to which you aspire
By presenting Ngā Manu Aorere badges to our new Leaders, we acknowledge the responsibilities that come with this title. It is not a privilege to be taken lightly as Ngā Manu Aorere are expected to embody the mātāpono (values) of our school which are; whanaungatanga, tīkanga, manaakitanga, hiranga, kaitiakitanga and rangatiratanga. They are expected to act as role models for the rest of the students.
I am excited to see how this team of rangatahi leads our school this year. They have already done a great job representing us at the recent Kedgley Whānau Connect Day, undertaking assembly and lunchtime duties, as well as supporting with handing out the free lunches.
- Mrs Tanya Kimiangatau, Deputy Principal
Massive Congratulations to our Senior Girls Tag Team - 2025 AUCKLAND CHAMPIONS!!
Our Aorere College girls backed themselves today from last week’s South East Zone competition where they went undefeated!! The girls had a rocky start this morning, with a win, loss and draw in the pool games but came back stronger winning their Quarter Finals, Semi Final and then the Grand Final.
Our Aorere College girls backed themselves today from last week’s South East Zone competition where they went undefeated!! The girls had a rocky start this morning, with a win, loss and draw in the pool games but came back stronger winning their Quarter Finals, Semi Final and then the Grand Final.
- Quarter finals AO 3 - HOWICK 2
- Semi finals AO 4 - RANGITOTO 3
- Grand final AO 6 - AGGS 5
Mrs Leanne Webb - Principal's Message
Tēnā koutou katoa. Naumai piki mai ke te kura tuarua o Aorere. Aku mihi maioha ki a koutou katoa.
Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Kia orana, Fakalofa lahi atu, E fakafeiloaki atu, As-Salaam-Alaikum, Namaste, Bula vinaka, Sawadee ka, Xin chao. Warm greetings to you all. Welcome to Aorere College. Continue reading... |
School PoliciesTo view our school policies:
1. Please click on this link 2. Click on "Search for your school" 3. Type Aorere College 4. Enter the user "aorere" and the password "attitude" Ngā Manu Aorere - 2024 Student Leaders
Leadership is expressed in a number of ways. Some leaders lead from the front- they are the ones that are publicly acknowledged and are looked to for guidance and instruction. But, importantly, there are leaders who do not seek that public recognition, ....
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Learning School Hours
School begins each day at 9am each day with a finish time on a Monday, Tuesday and Thursday of 3:00pm. There is an earlier time of 2:10pm finish for Wednesday and Friday for those students without sports practice, cultural groups or study commitments or sports games. 
What is Aorere Kia Ako?
Aorere Kia Ako is the new learning framework at Aorere College. Extensive research has established that for students to be successful in the classroom and beyond, now and in the future, they must learn through six critical lenses: - Critical Thinking - Digital Connections - Curiosity & Creation - Collaborative Projects - Interpersonal Communication - Culture Aorere College Required Digital DevicesAs part of Aorere's cybersafety program, we recommend all students engrave their own device with their full name and contact phone number.
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