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CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF WAIMAUKU SCHOOL

Waimauku School Centenary Celebrations

30th October 2021

Waimauku School will be celebrating its Centenary on 30th October 2021 and is encouraging past pupils and parents, volunteers and committee members, teachers and staff, as well as current families to be a part of the celebrations.

The school has always been a focal point in Waimauku, ever since it first opened on the 4th July 1921. We are very fortunate to have such an engaging school community, and this event is something many have been looking forward to for some time.

On Saturday, 30th October 2021, everyone is welcome to attend the special Agriculture Day being held in recognition of the Calf Club and Agriculture days, held at Waimauku School since the early 1950’s.

Programme for the day:

9am - 12pm

Agriculture Day will run from 9am to midday, with food and coffee trucks available as well as stalls run by the PTA.

1pm to 4pm Mix & Mingle with a Light Lunch (18+)

- 12pm Registrations Open

- 1pm Official Welcome

- 1:30pm Photographs taken by decade

This will be a very special time to catch up with past pupils and parents, volunteers and committee members, teachers and staff, as well as current families. Displays of Waimauku School’s history and memorabilia will be on display. Delectable Cuisine will serve a light lunch.

The Centenary Book will be available for pre-order. As the book will include photos from the events, it won’t be available until after the celebrations.

To help with catering, please register as soon as possible via the online form below or by printing the PDF form and emailing it to centenary@wamauku.school.nz or posting to 2 Muriwai Road, Waimauku 0812.

We look forward to welcoming you again at Waimauku School.

Rocky Roberts

Waimauku School Centenary Committee

Download Registration Form

Currently Registered Attendees

Covid 19

The committee will continue to plan for the Centenary events, despite the uncertainty of Covid 19 possibly preventing it from going ahead in October. The school must adhere to all Government guidelines, and in the event of a lockdown, the committee will reschedule a later date with a full refund for those unable to attend the rescheduled date if applicable.