IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Arahoe School Closed

9 am Wednesday 12 August - 3 pm Friday 14 August 2020

This is official notice that Arahoe School will be closed from 9 am tomorrow morning, Wednesday 12 August. This closure will remain in place until the end of school Friday, 14 August. This closure includes the sKids before-school programme. Please note: school WILL be open to students whose parents are essential workers. Children who can remain home, should remain at home for the next three days.

Arahoe School

EMPOWERING OUR LEARNERS TO ACCESS THEIR FUTURE

Congratulations Chess Champs!

Selina, Justin, Jerome, Darren and Carol achieved FIRST PLACE at the 2020 West Auckland Primary Chess Championship.

Best of luck at the Nationals!

Welcome to Arahoe School

Arahoe School first opened with four classrooms in 1958 to provide for the growing urban population between New Lynn and Green Bay. During the subsequent years our school has grown considerably and now has a student population of just over 800.

At the heart of our school are our people. Our school community is a vibrant, dynamic and supportive one. Examples of this can be found in our talented Board of Trustees, Arahoe School Community Group (ACG), our highly professional staff and that which makes us unique, our wonderful students.

I hope you enjoy browsing our website and ultimately, being part of the Arahoe School community.

Richard Limbrick

PRINCIPAL

Latest News -

Be Sportive - Promotional Video

Arahoe School students worked with the amazing Dan Carter to promote an important message about children's sport - have fun! Check out the promotional video above.

besportive.kiwi/

Be Sportive - Website

Visit www.besportive.kiwi to see the whole campaign.
#BeSportive #AthletesVoiceNZ

Building Progress

Take a tour through the Ara Pakeke classroom re-build with Mr Limbrick. The learning spaces are really starting to take shape and are looking great. Check it out and let your imagination run wild!

Updated: 7 May 2020

Finlay Park Camp 2021

For all information about Finlay Park Camp 2021 including the parent information letter sent home, please visit the Ara Tuakana Camp 2021 page on our website: Ara Tuakana Camp 2021

2019 Yearbook

Our 2019 Arahoe School yearbook is now available for collection at the school office. One free copy is available to all families who paid the school donation in 2019. Additional copies can be purchased for $40 per copy

Weekly Newsletter

Our weekly 'What's On' eNewsletter (right) gives you all the information you need to know about the events and activities coming up in the week ahead. It is issued on the Wednesday prior via the SkoolBag App. You may also pick up a printed copy at reception.

Arahoe Events & Connected Curriculum Calendar

Keep Connected

Get the SkoolBag App!

To receive instant messages from Arahoe School including notices, newsletters, event reminders and more, please download the SkoolBag App.

To Download:

Go to the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store, search for “SkoolBag” and download the FREE SkoolBag App. After opening the app add Arahoe School and you’re ready to go! For further assistance please click here.

Follow us on Facebook!

Search @arahoeschool or visit: www.facebook.com/arahoeschool

Arahoe School now has its very own official Facebook page! We’re looking forward to bringing you instantly closer to some of the amazing learning opportunities that happen here at Arahoe School. Like our page and receive notifications for live feed videos, news updates and occasional photos.

Theme 2020:

Kōrero Atu - Kōrero Mai

I speak to you - You speak to me

For more information about our Curriculum Theme for 2020 and to view our topic studies plan for the Term 1 please visit the Our Curriculum page on our website.

School Newsletters

Paddle Up T2 W12 2020 FINAL web.pdf

Paddle Up - Term 2 Week 12 2020

Paddle Up T4 W1 web.pdf

Paddle Up - Term 4 Week 2 2019

Paddle Up T3 W1 FINAL web.pdf

Paddle Up - Term 3 Week 1 2019

Our Charter

Charter 2019.pdf

Charter 2019

Our charter outlines our strategic vision by focusing on the four key paths that enable our learners to access their future. Those paths are: Curriculum, Community, Culture, and Continuity and Change (please note, 'Continuity and Change' was a new key area for 2018).

Please click on the PDF document opposite to open (click on the pop-out symbol in the top right corner).