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Welcome to Motueka High School
Motueka High School has much to offer you. We are a community school of approximately 600 students serving Motueka township and the surrounding district. Our size is our strength and we pride ourselves in the knowledge that we know all of the students in our school, care about them as individuals and work hard to help them to achieve their goals.
Our Mission Statement
To prepare students for their future by providing a balanced education that encourages the full development of each student within a caring environment and in partnership with the community.
2011 Enrolments
Please download a copy of the enrolment form. This needs to be completed and returned to the school with a copy of your child's birth certificate. You will then need to contact the office (528 9050) to arrange a visit to the school or an appointment with the appropriate Dean.
Enrolment Form
Literacy Tip
Purchase gently used books and magazines at garage sales and second-hand stores as a cost-effective way to continuously add to your library.
Student of the Week
Congratulations to Daniel Tideman. Daniel placed 2nd in Year 9 at the Concours Oral (French Speaking Competition) recently held in Richmond. Daniel was a student guide at Open Evening and an actor in the school production "Will: The Lost Years". He has also represented the school in the Nelson/Marlborough Athletics Championships, the Tasman Secondary Schools Tennis Tournament and the Tasman Secondary Schools Volleyball Tournament.
INFLUENZA
Two weeks ago we were advised by Nelson/Marlborough District Health Board that students who attended Southern Jam in Blenheim may have been exposed to ‘influenza’. A number of those students have fallen ill and we can now confirm that at least one of these students has contracted H1N1 influenza (Swine Flu). We are working closely with the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board and the Ministry of Education who are providing advice and guidance for us.
The key messages are that influenza is highly infectious and easily passed to other people through coughing and sneezing. It may take up to four days to feel symptoms after a person catches influenza. Influenza can range from mild to severe illness.
Flu symptoms include a high fever and cough or sore throat. Other symptoms may include: headache, muscle aches and pains, tiredness, diarrhoea and vomiting.
People with flu symptoms should contact your GP as antiviral medicines may help but need to be started early. Early medical advice is especially important for those with underlying medical conditions such as asthma and diabetes.
PEOPLE WITH FLU SYMPTOMS MUST STAY HOME UNTIL ESSENTIALLY WELL.
If you or your family are ill and you are concerned, or if a person’s condition worsens, get health advice by calling your GP or Nelson Marlborough’s 0800 FLU INFO or Health line on 0800 611 116.Do not take sick people directly to hospital without phoning one of the above first.
Stop the spread of flu germs by covering coughs and sneezes, regularly wash hands and dry them thoroughly, use hand sanitiser provided throughout the school, avoid close contact with sick people.
We ask that you support us by following these instructions and keeping students at home if they are unwell. If more information comes to hand we will update our website and send further messages home.
Influenza Brochure
2010 Term Dates
Term 1: Tuesday, 2 Feb to Thursday, 1 April
Term 2: Monday, 19 April to Friday, 2 July
Term 3: Monday, 19 July to Friday, 24 September
Term 4: Monday, 11 October to Tuesday, 14 December
Nelson Anniversary – Monday, 1 February
Waitangi Day – Saturday, 6 February
Easter - 2-6 April
Anzac Day – Sunday, 25 April
Queen’s Birthday – Monday, 7 June
Labour Day – Monday, 25 October
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Upcoming Events
Rugby Draw - Representative Teams Sat, 4th Sep 2010
Reviews of Past Events
School Show - Will : The Lost Years Wed, 23rd Jun 10
Year 10 T-Shirt Competition Thu, 29th Apr 10
ANZAC Day Sun, 25th Apr 10
House Sports 2010 Fri, 12th Feb 10
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