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Tucked at the head of Whakaraupō | Lyttelton Harbour, our ākonga live and learn amongst the kererū, the ti kouka and the water. A warm welcome to you and your whānau as you explore what Te Kura o Ōhinetahi | Governors Bay School has on offer as a kura and as a community. We invite any pātai | questions and visits to our kura
Kia ora koutou,
Mt Cheeseman is running a Primary & Intermediate Schools Fun Ski Race Day on Friday September 4th. This is a fun opportunity for Primary and Intermediate school students to race on an easy intermediate course as individuals and represent their school as a team.
At this stage, we have one student who has registered as an individual participant.
If you would like to enter your child to participate on the day, you can find more information here:
https://www.mtcheeseman.co.nz/events/p-and-i-school-ski-race/
Please note: While we would love for our ākonga to represent our school at this event, we will not be organising the logistics or transporting children to the event on the day. Payment & logistics will be the responsibility of individual whānau.
Kia ora,
A reminder that tomorrow - Friday 21 August - is Daffodil Day!
Tamariki are welcome to dress in yellow in support for the fundraising and awareness of the Cancer Society. Please bring a gold coin donation.
We look forward to seeing you all in yellow tomorrow.
Ngā mihi,
Christine Murphy
Kia ora koutou,
A reminder that Diamond Harbour Youth & Community Trust are hosting a presentation by Parenting Place: Staying Connected in the Tween Years on Wednesday 26th August, 7pm at Diamond Harbour School.
Anyone with a child/young person in their life aged 12 and under will find value in being there - a very special opportunity to hear from Parenting Place, down from Auckland and in the harbour for just one night!
Please see flyer for more details

Mōrena, School is open today and our staff are all on site. However, we've just been notified that Dyers Pass is closed. Please make safe travel decisions for your whānau and let us know if your children are unable to be at school due to the conditions.
A reminder that Diamond Harbour Youth & Community Trust are hosting a Parent Evening tonight - 'How to protect our young people from the harmful effects of the digital sexual world.' 7pm at Diamond Harbour School, Te Kete Room. Free entry
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