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School News
NETBALL WINS GOLD!!!A huge congratulations to our AIMS Netball Team for just winning GOLD at AIMS. More details to come, but we are so incredibly proud of the players and coaching staff.They have made MHJC history today!
AIMS Update!Our AIMS Netball has had an amazing day. They played in the semi-final earlier and won! So incredible!We wish them all the very best as they face South Wellington Intermediate tomorrow at 12pm.GOODLUCK!!!
🌟Helping Children Find Their Voice in the Classroom 🌟Thrive classes are returning to Mission Heights Junior College for Term 4!So much of learning at school involves communication. But knowing what you want to say and feeling confident enough to actually say it are two very different things!Thrive gives children dedicated time each week to practice the speaking and communication skills that can help them participate more confidently in the classroom. Students work on:✨ putting their hand up and sharing ideas with confidence✨ speaking clearly and loudly enough to be heard✨ explaining their thoughts and organizing what they want to say✨ contributing to group discussions✨ making eye contact and using confident body language✨ presenting and speaking in front of a group Term 4 Programme Details:📍 Tuesdays @ MHJC👥 Small groups of 4 to 6 students⏱️ 30-minute weekly lessons💰 $220 per guaranteed 8-week term🎉 FREE trial lesson available for new students!Give your child a place to practice their voice, build their communication skills and take that confidence back into the classroom.Spaces are limited and some groups are already full! Enrol here: wkf.ms/3AZWDEx
Market Day!Our annual Business Market Day is coming up quickly. During Week 10, on Tuesday 22nd September at lunch, our Business Studies students will be selling their products. Bring cash and explore their food and gift items.
Earlier this term, Te Whānau Maunga had a session with Family Court Associate Singh and Legal Research Clerk Sam. The session was to learn about the NZ Court Systems, specifically what is the Family Court and how the Family Court works with families and young people. This connects into Maunga's context of “Elections” as it explores “Voices, Choices and Active Citizenship.”