Tēnā Koutou Katoa, Talofa Lava, Malo e Lelei, Kia Orana, Faakalofa Lahi AtuNi Sa Bula Vinaka, Namaste, Noa'ia 'e Mauri, Salam, Magandang, Sawasdee, Sabai de, Fung Ying, Greetings!
WELCOME TO MĀNGERE EAST PRIMARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL WILL NOW BE CLOSED MONDAY 13TH AND TUESDAY 14TH FEBRUARY
Cyclone Gabrielle ‘potentially devastating’ weather forecast for Auckland
The Māngere Principals’ Association collectively agrees that in the best interest of our community and the safety of our tamariki, our schools will be closed on Monday and Tuesday - 13 and 14 February. Should the weather improve on Tuesday, we will use this day to assess our buildings and grounds.
The advice from the Met Service and Civil Defence says, "it is unsafe to use the roads and recommends avoiding unnecessary travel".
Met Service: https://www.metservice.com/towns-cities/locations/auckland
Akld Civil Defence: https://www.aucklandemergencymanagement.org.nz/major-incident/flooding-2023
In the meantime, we hope you all remain safe and dry and we look forward to seeing you back at school, hopefully on Wednesday.
Ngã Mihi, Meitaki Ma'ata, Fa'afetai Tele Lava, Mālō 'Aupito and Thank You
Nardi Leonard (Principal Jean Batten School)
President Māngere Principals Association
RESPECT : Respect for Yourself, Respect for Others and Respect for the Environment.
At Māngere East Primary School we all work very hard together to make sure our students get the best possible learning experiences every day. We really value children's whānau as key people in the learning process.
We encourage all whānau to participate in their children's school learning journey by staying in touch with their teachers, and through hui/meetings, our school app HERO, our weekly newsletter, school events, trips, Facebook page and this website.
Our school is located within the tribal boundaries of Te Wai o Hua, hapu or sub-tribe of Waikato Tainui. Our school acknowledges too the arrival of Te-Wai-o-Hua to Māngere. Te Wai o Hua are descendants of the Tainui canoe. Our school seeks guidance from Kaumatua at Makaurau Marae, Ihumātao, Māngere when situations require their wisdom.
In consultation with our community we developed our school vision which is 'Me ako Tahi Tātou - Together We Learn', and our key value of Respect: Respect for Yourself, Respect for Others and Respect for the Environment.
MANAAKITANGA - FA’AALOALO - FAKA’APA’APA - RESPECT
