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Principal's Blog, School News

Memo re: Level 4 lockdown – distance learning explained

September 1, 2021 Ian Morrison

As the alert level 4 lockdown status has been extended in Auckland for two weeks and we can anticipate a probable return to level 1 and “normal”  school either late … Continue reading Memo re: Level 4 lockdown – distance learning explained →

Wellbeing @ MHJC

SPECIAL REPORT: Instilling Hope In Uncertain Times

August 24, 2021 Ian Morrison

SPECIAL REPORT: Instilling Hope In Uncertain Times Although life is always filled with uncertainty, the levels we are currently experiencing are unprecedented and it is becoming evident that this is … Continue reading SPECIAL REPORT: Instilling Hope In Uncertain Times →

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Lockdown update 23 August 2021

August 23, 2021 Ian Morrison

Dear parents   You may have heard that the Lockdown Alert Level 4 has been extended to 11.59, Tuesday 31 August. As such there will be no significant change to … Continue reading Lockdown update 23 August 2021 →

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Nice to be back!

August 4, 2021 Ian Morrison

As indicated in the Term 1 newsletter I was granted a sabbatical by the Ministry of Education for Term 2 which is available to Principal’s after 5 years of service … Continue reading Nice to be back! →

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This month on SchoolTV – Raising Girls

March 8, 2021 Ian Morrison

Raising girls in today’s modern world can be a difficult path for parents and carers to navigate. These days, girls are transitioning to puberty a lot earlier than they used … Continue reading This month on SchoolTV – Raising Girls →

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Transition

February 2, 2021 Ian Morrison

SPECIAL REPORT: Starting Year 7 Starting Year 7 poses many new challenges, but also offers exciting opportunities. It comes with a number of mixed feelings. Unfortunately for many Year 6 … Continue reading Transition →

Community, Principal's Blog

This month on SchoolTV – Raising Boys

October 23, 2020 Ian Morrison

Many parents will attest to the fact that many boys are active, loud, rambunctious and prone to rough play, but this should not affect how a parent acts towards their … Continue reading This month on SchoolTV – Raising Boys →

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The Social Dilemma

October 14, 2020 Mark Chang

There’s a recently released Netflix documentary called “The Social Dilemma” that’s been going somewhat viral and has made its way into Netflix’s list of trending videos. The documentary is more … Continue reading The Social Dilemma →

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Update Friday 21 August

August 21, 2020 Ian Morrison

  Kia ora koutou   As mentioned before we await the PM’s announcement on Monday on whether we stay at lockdown alert level 3 or move up or down. The … Continue reading Update Friday 21 August →

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Matariki

July 20, 2020 Ian Morrison

This week we will be celebrating the Māori New Year. This is a significant time to be reflecting on the year so far, assessing whether we are on track to … Continue reading Matariki →

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Principals’ Message to the Community2 September 2026Kia ora koutouWe are sorry to share some sad news with our school community. We have been informed that a former student, Kyle Chen, has passed away following an accident on Sunday, 30 August.Kyle graduated from Mission Heights Primary School in 2021 and left Mission Heights Junior College at the end of 2023. We know that many in our community will be saddened by this news.Our thoughts are with Kyle’s family and friends and we ask that the family’s privacy is respected at this very difficult time.Nga mihi nuiJenny KeberActing Principal, Mission Heights Primary SchoolIan MorrisonPrincipal, Mission Heights Junior College ...
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𝐅𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐫 𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧Our community is invited to a farewell assembly on Thursday 24th September from 2-2.45pm to farewell our Principal, Mr Morrison.Please see the information below. If you are wishing to attend, use the link to RSVP to this event.This information has also been emailed home today to our community. We look forward to farewelling Mr Morrison at the end of this term with students, staff, and our extended community.docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfdM7BFUaZKIuuKDRVdEXJNMxiZCw_u88XdUUqpfB80vSbIXA/viewform ...

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In celebration of Mr. Morrison’s lasting legacy and impact, the Executive Council is proud to support a cause dear to his heart. Join us for Non-Uniform Day as we come together to raise funds for The Salvation Army.Your generosity will help provide vital care, support, and hope to children and families who need it most.𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞: Tuesday 1st September (Week 7).𝐂𝐚𝐮𝐬𝐞: Supporting The Salvation Army - Helping Children in Need.𝐃𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Gold coin donation (every gold coin makes a difference!). The Executive Council will come around to collect this on Tuesday morning.𝐂𝐥𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐆𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬: Maintain your mana with respectful clothing appropriate for school.Together, we can make this our best Non-Uniform Day yet and make a positive difference in the lives of children in need. ...

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Unity in Diversity 🌟What a wonderful celebration of the diversity within our MHJC community! Our Cultural & Passion Dress Day brought colour, culture and creativity to our school, with students proudly showcasing their heritage and passions.The day was made even more special by our first Unity in Diversity Celebration, featuring vibrant cultural performances representing the many cultures within our school. It was fantastic to see our students sharing their traditions, talents and cultural pride with confidence.Different cultures, different passions, one MHJC community. ...

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The 2026 MHJC Speech Competition showcased some outstanding speakers, with the following students taking top honours in their categories:Junior Category Y7-8 Winner: Ryan FoongSenior Year 9 Winner: Danny ChenSenior Year 10 Winner: Bella GrahamRyan went on to represent our school at the Rehu Tai Speech Competition, confidently sharing his thought-provoking views on Deforestation.Danny and Bella proudly took part in the Eastern Zone Speech Competition. Danny engaged the audience with his thought-provoking speech, Would Society Survive Without the Internet?, while Bella captivated the audience with her powerful speech, Is Love Just a Feeling or a Connection?, exploring the deeper meaning of love and human connection in Aotearoa.Congratulations to Ryan, Danny, and Bella for their outstanding efforts and achievements. We are incredibly proud of their growing confidence, dedication, and the powerful messages they shared! ...

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