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Tena koutou, Talofa Lava, Mālō e lelei, Mālō ni, Kia Orana, Kumusta, Salam, Namaste, Halo, Namaskāra, Āyubōwan, Helo, Xin chào and Greetings to you all.
I am delighted to present myself as your Principal and Tumuaki of Ashburton Borough School, including the Lagmhor site.
I started here at the beginning of 2025 and have taken my time to get to know parents, students and staff and to reacquaint myself with the community. I began my teaching career here at Ashburton Borough in the late 80’s so much of the environment feels familiar and comfortable to me.
A lot has changed in that time and I am excited to be part of a very diverse and inclusive community. Students at Ashburton Borough are accepted for who they are and yet are encouraged to be the best they can be by living our school values: Be Brave, Be Strong, Be Borough.
I am impressed by the dedication and commitment of staff to provide learning experiences that excite and challenge students but also how they strive to build respectful positive relationships with them and their whānau.
We are a family/whānau based school, where we care and look after each other. My big dream is to make Ashburton Borough School, including our Lagmhor site, the best place to be.
I look forward to sharing our special place with you. Please feel free to contact me or ask any questions at principal@ashborough.school.nz .
Dianne Prendergast
Good afternoon,
We have lots of students and some staff away with either a stomach bug or the flu, some of which have had to go home part way through the day. If your child is feeling at all unwell please keep them at home tomorrow they seem to be deteriorate fast.
Thank you
Brigid
Kia ora e te Whānau,
The Hakatere Cultural Festival is on tomorrow at the Events Centre!
Our rōpū is performing at approx 1:30 pm. We will bus to and from the venue. Children will eat their lunch before we leave the school at 12 noon.
Please wear the red school top for years 0 - 6 and black or red school top for years 7 - 8. Black shorts for boys and black skirts for girls. No jumpers/jackets to be worn on stage.
Whānau are more than welcome to come watch, please just be mindful if entering/leaving during a performance. The event is free - no tickets required.
Mauri ora!
Matua Brad
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