You are no doubt aware now that the Prime Minister has lifted New Zealand to alert level 3 immediately, and alert level 4 from midnight Wednesday in response to the Covid-019 crisis.
What does this mean for you and Hornby High School
Attendance at school:
For Tuesday and Wednesday, if you can keep your children at home then you should. We are open for children of those working in essential services only. This means if you work in such areas as medical services, Police, Fire, and essential distribution services, then we can provide duty of care and limited learning for your children. Others who attend will be sent home if that is at all possible.
From Thursday all schools in the country are closed, and will remain so for at least four weeks.

 

A CENTRE OF CREATIVE EXCELLENCE

Commitment. Achievement. Resilience. Respect.

 

Student Showcase

 

International Students

 

Learning Sites

Hornby High School is a place where student learning and success matter

At our school, every student is known and valued as an individual, and personalized pathways – academic, cultural, sporting – are created. We are proud to be a diverse, friendly school and a place where the needs of each individual student are at the forefront of everything we do. We are proud to be a school where all students can make their mark and set their direction for life after secondary school.

Hornby High School is also proud to be one of seven fantastic schools (the Uru Mānuka Cluster) which have been part of Manaiakalani Outreach Programme since 2015. We work collaboratively to accelerate student achievement through the Learn, Create, Share, pedagogy. Our aim is for students to be empowered, visible, and connected, and whose learning can occur any where, any time. Visit the Uru Mānuka website:

Mānuka Website

LATEST NEWS

See more news
HOMEPAGE news
April 2, 2020

Newsletter – 2 April 2020

‘Mā te huruhuru, ka rere te manu’ ‘Feathers enable the bird to fly’ 'Be prepared, have the right tools to achieve' Read the full publication
Hail
0
HOMEPAGE news
March 23, 2020

Covid-19 update – 23 March

Nga mihi nui. You are no doubt aware now that the Prime Minister has lifted New Zealand to alert level 3 immediately, and alert level 4 from midnight Wednesday in…
Hail
0
HOMEPAGE news
March 18, 2020

Covid-19 Community update 18 March

As a kura the health and wellbeing of our community is important in all of our decisions. We believe that there will be three areas of concern for you over…
Hail
0
HOMEPAGE news
March 11, 2020

Newsletter – 12 March 2020

‘Mā te huruhuru, ka rere te manu’ ‘Feathers enable the bird to fly’ 'Be prepared, have the right tools to achieve' Read the full publication
Hail
0
HOMEPAGE news
February 19, 2020

Newsletter – 20 February 2020

‘Mā te huruhuru, ka rere te manu’ ‘Feathers enable the bird to fly’ 'Be prepared, have the right tools to achieve' Read the full publication
Hail
0
HOMEPAGE news
February 19, 2020

Year 7 – 9 Wānanga Performance and Whānau Picnic

On Thursday 12 March whānau of all our year 7-9 students are invited to join us for our first ever wānanga performances and whānau picnic. Read more
Hail
0