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Wairoa College is a rural High School on the East Coast of the North Island, Aotearoa, New Zealand. Our environment is spacious set in park like surroundings. The move from Primary School to College is a significant milestone. It coincides with entering adolescence and a growing independence. The number of subjects that the students study increases, as do their social contacts. They now start their preparation for national qualifications and to think about what life has to offer. The prospect of all these changes can be threatening to parents and students and the move to College may be viewed with some nervousness. At Wairoa College we want to make this transition as smooth as possible. We hope that the information that accompanies this will answer a lot of questions that you may have. If there are other things that you would like to know then do not hesitate to contact the school. If you would like to meet with me or any other staff member, contact the school office who will organise a mutually convenient time. Our Mission Statement says that we are here "to provide a balanced education within a stable, multicultural environment which encourages self-esteem and learning". Please be assured that we will do our very best to meet the needs of your son or daughter. We excel in academic, cultural and sporting activities, with total immersion learning for Maori if they wish. We have a large number of Maori students of Kahungunu descent.

A community web page focused on promoting Wairoa and what's happening in our community. Please feel free to add any community information you wish to share.Expats, your positive memories of Wairoa are welcome!

Radio Te Wairoa is broadcast on 88FM and beams out to the locals across Wairoa from Affco to Wairoa College, and along Kopu Road. We're here to celebrate all the good things about Wairoa. Fun times being had, yelling out to the cuzzies walking past the studio. That's a part of who we are. We love being here, and we know you do too. And that's something worth shouting from the rooftops! (For Health & Safety reasons, we advise against shouting anything from rooftops). Follow us here: www.twitter.com/#!/RadioTeWairoa www.youtube.com/radiotewairoa www.radiotewairoa.com Your DJs, crew, and helpers, past and present 2013 Rod Paul, Lizz Stubing, Katene Te Maipi, Dan Strode, Divaan Paul 2012 Rod Paul, Divaan Paul, Katene Te Maipi 2011 Rod Paul, Lizz Stubing, Katene Te Maipi 2010 Layton, Rod, Lizz Stubing 2009 Rod Paul, Layton Gemmell, Ray Pomare, Dion, Katene Te Maipi 2008 Rod Paul, Layton Gemmell, Katene Te Maipi 2007 Katene Te Maipi, Lizz Stubing 2006 Shalom Marino-Hakopa, Katene Te Maipi, Layton Gemmell, Tamehana Hakopa, Hine Te Maipi, Jason Ryfle, Jamie-Lee Johnson, David Hemopo, Lizz Stubing, Francis Ormond, Manawa Stubing, Ra Stubing, Daniel Strode, Tamati Paul, Damien Taylor, Rachel Hamblyn, Chris Johnson, Ari Solomon, all the Connected Crew. 2005 Sean Gaskin, Owen Stone

Your Wairoa Star Newspaper has done it again taking out six awards in the New Zealand Community Newspaper Association 2010 awards ceremony. Accolades included best all-round independent newspaper in its category of 7,500 circulation or less.

Wairoa Youth Council is all about the youth of Wairoa, getting them invloved in actvities and other awesome stuff!!!

Hey Hey its coming up to show time again. This is when the Town and Country come together and have some fun!

Catholic Primary School in Wairoa, Hawkes Bay

Easter Weekend 2014 - get in touch with us to register your interest now spaces are filling up fast! Email afcjubilee@gmail.com

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