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We are privileged to be able to enjoy the freedoms that come with Alert Level 1. However, as the recent border cases in Auckland have shown, we all need to remain vigilant and continue to follow the ‘three Ss’

We are really looking forward to celebrating the achievements of our tauira, kanohi ki te kanohi at our Graduation Ceremonies next week

The Auckland Region has joined the rest of Aotearoa at Alert Level 1 from midday Friday 12 March. The Alert Levels will be reviewed by Cabinet as needed.

The Auckland Region will move to Alert Level 2 from 6am on Sunday 8 March, and the rest of Aotearoa will move to Alert Level 1 at the same time. 

Our Whakatāne Campus is closed for the day and kaimahi and tauira are to head home. Kaiako will be in touch with tauira if needed and communicate any changes to programme delivery.

The Auckland Region has returned to Alert Level 3, and the rest of New Zealand to Alert Level 2, for seven days. The Government will re-assess the Alert Levels over the week, and we will provide a further update to kaimahi and tauira then.

Following the fire at the neighbouring Apanui School on 7 February, we extended an offer of help to provide some temporary teaching and learnings spaces at our campus

The Auckland Region moves to Alert Level 1 from Tuesday 23 February and the rest of New Zealand remains at Alert Level 1.

Following the Prime Minister’s press conference this afternoon, below is an update on Alert Levels and what this means for Awanuiārangi kaimahi and tauira over the coming week.

We are pleased to report that the staff member who has been isolating at home as a precautionary measure, is well.