Welcome to Tangaroa College
Welcome to Tangaroa College
At Tangaroa College we are committed to nurture in each student a belief in self, a commitment to achieve, and the spirit of aroha.
Whether by small steps or giant leaps, our students are encouraged to take pride in their achievements. By recognising and celebrating each success, students build self-esteem and gain the confidence to strive for bigger and better goals.
Term Dates
2022 Term Dates:
Term 1: Tuesday 8 February – Thursday 14 April
Term 2: Monday 2 May – Friday 8 July
Term 3: Monday 25 July – Friday 30 September
Term 4: Monday 17 October – Friday 16 December (tbc)
Public Holidays
2022 Public Holidays:
Monday 31 January – Auckland Anniversary (obs)
Monday 7 February – Waitangi Day (obs)
Friday 15 April – Good Friday
Monday 18 April – Easter Monday
Tuesday 19 April – Easter Tuesday
Monday 25 April – Anzac Day
Monday 6 June – Queens Birthday
Friday 24 June – Matariki
Monday 24 October – Labour Day
News & Notices
Teacher Only Day -Wednesday 4 May
Just a reminder that we have a Teacher Only Day this Wednesday. Please make alternate arrangements for your child. Kind regards Tangaroa CollegeThank you
A huge thank you to another good samaritan, Kristian for his donation of Rugby Boots for our Sports Department.Our students return to school – Monday 21 March 2022
Information sheets are available: English, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Cook Islands MaoriOur Vision
At Tangaroa College we excel in education through: innovative learning, a tradition of caring, and partnerships
Academic Information
Tangaroa College offers students a varied curriulum in the following learning areas: Arts, Commerce, Information Technology, Langauges, Technology, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Physical Education and Health, English, Sport and Recreation, and Career Skills.
The curriculum provides life and career skills preparation for all students covering – academic courses, work skills programmes, sport and physical activity, and cultural and social learning.
The National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) is the official secondary school qualification in New Zealand.
In Year 9 students learn from a compulsory core curriculum. From Year 10 onwards they can select a certain number of optional subjects in addition to core subjects up to Year 13 where the student is free to choose all their subjects.
Optional courses allow students to follow their individual interests and strengths, and tailor their learning towards their future career paths of choice.