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The KCA & Kaharoa School community AED (automated external defibrillator) is in a cabinet located in the bus shelter outside the school.

Sustainable Backyards is back for another year, and this year we have over 20 events in Rotorua for the month of March!

File Download: 2020_Sustainable_Backyards_booklet.pdf

Our friendly neighbour is selling 27 large bales of this season’s wrapped silage. Her property on Kaharoa Road has sold and the silage needs to go before 9 March. She has kindly offered that a percentage of the sales will be donated to the school.

RELAX KIDS will shortly begin a new 8 week course called “Mighty Monster Adventures” to help our tamariki learn to “name and tame and train” their monster feelings. It is about finding stratagies to deal with overwhelming emotions.

File Download: poster.pdf

Marist St Michaels Junior Rugby Registration is coming up on 21, 22 and 27 February. Details and times are provided on the flyer attached.

File Download: Marist_St_Michaels_Junior_Rugby_Registration.pdf

In May and July, Student Exchange Australia New Zealand will be welcoming a new group of exchange students from all over the world. These students are really excited to live with a Kiwi host family, attend a local school for 3, 5 or 10 months and live like a local. As they plan for their arrival, they are keen to hear from suitable families who might be interested in hosting a student.

File Download: landscape_NZ_hosting_flyer_for_schools_Jan_2020.pdf

Kaharoa School family looking for a home to rent in the Kaharoa School Zone or on the outskirts of the zone. We don’t want to move our child.

Happy to provide references. Please phone Niki on 021645513 any time.

Children have been testing the pool this week and “approve” the opening to everyone from next Monday, 02 December.

If you haven’t booked your pool access tag yet, please get in touch with the school office.

File Download: Pool_Tag_Hire_Agreement_Dec2019.docx

Please find information attached regarding use of an all-terrain wheelchair in the Whakarewarewa Forest, for children and adults with varying levels of physical impairment.

File Download: TrailRider_-_COMING_SOON.pdf

For all you busy parents who need a hand with looking after your children, I can be of great assistance, so don’t hesitate to give me a call.

My name is Silvie, I am a 19 year old student and currently back home from university over the summer holidays.

I am responsible, cheerful, well organised and I love working with children. I hold a full drivers licence and am able to work late.

I have great experience in babysitting, having looked after my cousins and other children on many occasions.

If you would like to get in touch, please call or text me on 027 960 6193 or email me on silvie.irwin@gmail.com

Parent Help is a non-profit organisation that supports parents in New Zealand by operating a free parenting helpline for parents and caregivers. The helpline provides personalised, practical support and strategies to parents and caregivers on a diverse range of parenting issues and challenges. For 30 years we’ve been supporting parents with our helpline with our aim to ensure that parents in New Zealand feel fully supported to do the best parenting job they can and to know that they can call on us whenever they need that extra bit of parenting support.

If you are interested in your child taking dance, drama, music and singing in 2020 then see the attached flyer for more details.

File Download: LPAC_Advert_2020_.pdf

Maketu Surf Life Saving Club are currently recruiting new members, from Junior Surf (ages 7 – 13) to trainee lifeguards (aged 14+), to join their Surf Life Saving club this summer, to give back to the community and learn some new skills.

File Download: Maketu_Recruitment_Poster.png

This is a new initiative on the 1st and 3rd Thursday’s of the month. Held at the Kaharoa Hall, 7pm. Our next gathering will be this Thursday 7th November 2019.

We will meet again on the 21st November and then take a break for Christmas.

​There was a burglary in the Kaharoa area yesterday, in daylight hours. Please be vigilant and look out for your neighbours and report any suspicious vehicles or people to Police, noting down number plates and descriptions of people if possible.