We would like to acknowledge and thank Penina Savili for her kind gift of a Samoan siapo (tapa cloth) and ‘ulafala (necklace) to the school and Mr Morrison respectively. Penina was a staunch supporter of our Māori and Pasifika parent group while Allegra was enrolled at MHJC.
Fa’afetai tele lava!
The MHJC Science Fair last week was a huge success!
The calibre of work presented by our ākonga was truly outstanding, showcasing creativity, critical thinking, and scientific innovation. A huge congratulations to all the ākonga who participated – your hard work, effort, and enthusiasm were evident in every project. 🌟🌟
MHJC Enrolment Information for 2026 ⭐️
On Wednesday 30th July, MHJC will be hosting our annual ‘Open Evening’. This evening is for both Year 8 & 9 students to view Option Subjects for 2026, and for current Year 6 students/whānau to view MHJC in action!
For Year 6 whānau, please also read the below information about the enrolment process and key dates for 2026.
We can’t wait to see our community on Wednesday 30th July!
Yesterday, some of our students travelled to James Cook High School to participate in the EPRO8 Challenge. Our first team placed 3rd and qualified to the semi finals.
Congratulations to all who took part.
A notice to our current Year 10 students and whānau.
For those of you in-zone for Ormiston Senior College, enrolment packs will be handed out this week. The enrolment process for those in-zone to attend OSC for 2026 can be viewed below.
The OSC Principal, Mr Botting, will be at MHJC this Friday, speaking with our Year 10 students who are in-zone.
Whānau, please note that only subject interviews will be held with those students who are enrolled to attend OSC.
Information about OSC’s Open Evening is also below.
Welcome to Term 3. We trust everyone had a relaxing break.
Auckland Transport has notified us that they will be active in our community this term, making sure everyone is following the road rules around our schools. This means, they may be ticketing community members who are not abiding by such rules.
Please make sure you are driving safely (and parking safely) during drop-offs and pick-ups, and note that our school has a 40km/hour speed zone.
Our MHJC Fiji Outreach Group have arrived safely back home.
They spent time visiting local schools, where they donated books and helped with planting cabbages and coriander. They also assisted the local community with a roadside cleanup. Finally the group spent time sightseeing, including going to the coral coast sand dunes.
Overall, the students had an amazing and enriching cultural experience.
The final Thursday of Term 2 was MHJC’s annual Cross Country event. Despite some rather windy conditions, the new course brought incredibly fast times and everyone had a fantastic day showcasing Whānau spirit.
Congratulations to all students who took part and to Ngahere Whānau for winning the Cross Country title for 2025! 🥇
Our Fiji Outreach Group have had an amazing couple of days immersing themselves into the Fijian culture.
They have visited the Nadi Temple and a Fijian village. They’ve explored markets, travelled on the Bula Bus Ride, flew down a zip line, and hiked to a beautiful waterfall.
The group also spent time with residents of the Golden Age Home and helped with some cleaning. Students also donated some gifts to the residents. So far the weather has been spectacular! ☀️
Yesterday we celebrated success at MHJC during our end of term Celebration Assembly. Congratulations to all our champions!
We also had a special farewell to Mr Naddy Naidoo who departed MHJC at the end of Term 1. Mr Naidoo is very well known in our school community and was one of the foundation staff at Mission Heights Junior College. He dedicated 17 years of service to MHJC and will be missed. We wish Mr Naidoo all the best on his next adventure.
