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The Oke garden build at Kopuarahi School in August. Photo: SUPPLIED

Outdoor Classroom Week

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:October 14, 2025
Post category:News

The recent Oke Outdoor Classroom Week highlighted how learning in an outside environment strengthens the education curriculum while enhancing children’s wellbeing.The first-ever Oke Outdoor Classroom Week ran from September 15…

Rowan Garrett, QSM, was with the Kerepēhi Brass Band for nearly 80 years. File Photo: TERESA RAMSEY

A lifetime of music, friends, and memories

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:October 14, 2025
Post category:News

OBITUARY ROWAN GARRETT 1936 - 2025When Rowan Garrett took his final bow, it marked the end of an era for the Kerepēhi Brass Band. It began in 1946 when Rowan was…

The Zonta Club of Thames Valley is calling for donations of second-hand books for its annual Bookarama event this Labour Weekend. File Photo

Fundraiser seeks good reads

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:October 14, 2025
Post category:News

The Zonta Club of Thames Valley is looking forward to another successful Bookarama event this Labour Weekend - if it can round up enough books. The annual Bookarama is the…

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