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Whānau Education Action Plans
Week 7
Nau mai ki
Te Kura Takawaenga o Tokoroa
Our School Motto and Vision
Ko te Angitu I te Whakakotahi
Together in Success
This is enacted through doing our best for:
Pono – doing their best with integrity
Manaaki – doing the best for others
Tika – to be responsible for what they say, do and how they do it
Honore – to be true and honest with genuine sincerity
Term 1 Dates
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Friday, 23 February - Loud Shirt Day
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Tuesday, 27 February - Waikato Intermediate Cricket
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Monday, 4 & Tuesday 5 March - Manaaki (Rooms 7 & 8) Swimming
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Wednesday, 6 March - Whanau Education Planning Meetings (school closes @1.30 pm)
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Thursday, 7 March - Whanau Education Planning Meetings (school closes @1.30 pm)
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Wednesday, 6 & Thursday 7 March - Pono (Rooms 9, 10, 11) Swimming
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Friday, 8 & Monday 11 March - Tika (Rooms 2, 4, 5) Swimming
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Monday, 11 March - Waikato Intermediate Swimming
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Tuesday, 12 & Wednesday 13 March - Honore (Rooms 17, 18, 19) Swimming
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Thursday, 14 March - Mufti Day
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Monday, 18 March - Paid Union Meeting, school closes at 1.30 pm
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Monday, 18 - Friday 22 March - EPro8 Challenge
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Tuesday, 19 March - Waikato Intermediate Touch Rugby
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Monday, 25 March - Manaaki (Rooms 7,8) & Pono (Rooms 9, 10, 11) Mōkai Marae
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Tuesday, 26 March - Year 7 & 8 Immunisations
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Tuesday, 26 March - Waikato Intermediate Drama Day
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Wednesday, 27 March - Tika (Rooms 2,4, 5) & Honore (Rooms 17, 18, 19) Mōkai Marae
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Thursday, 28 March - Class Photos
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Friday, 29 March - Tuesday, 2 April - Easter Break
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Wednesday, 3 April - Immunisation Catch up
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Thursday, 4 April - Friday, 12 April - Life Education
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Friday, 12 April - End of Term 1
Nau Mai, Haere Mai ki te
Kura ō Te Tokoroa Intermediate School
Welcome to our school community.
Alongside whānau we promote high levels of achievement for students and offer a wide range of activities in sport, cultural and specialist fields.
These two years in which students spend with us, is a very important period in their development. These are a time of rapid change and challenge for both parent and child. The teaching and learning that takes place during these years acknowledges this and caters for this age group in a different way than schooling that comes before and after. It is an important transitional period.
Teachers of this age group recognise that their students have special needs in that they need to nuture students in the same wasy they are used to primary school but also there is a need to challenge students academically.
At Tokoroa Intermediate School there is a heavy focus on ..
- Teaching students about strategies for learning on their own
- Integrating subjects students are taught on a much grander scale
- Building analytical and problem-solving skills
- Teaching students to recognise they can build on prior knowledge
- Preparing students for the shift to secondary school and the diferent academic and social structures they'll find there.
You can keep up to date with events at Tokoroa Intermediate by downloading the Skool Loop App from either Google Play or App Store
PERFORMING ARTS
Performing Arts is an important part of student life at Tokoroa Intermediate. From whole school waiata & haka to perfomance groups.
