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Snow closes South Canterbury highway but schools mostly open
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“A rebuild of any school is a complex undertaking. This is a significant investment, and it’s important to take the time up front to get the details right. Through this, we’re working with Twizel Area School to realise their long term vision for teaching and learning. “We will continue to work with the school board on the construction timeframe for the rebuild as design and planning progresses,” Pilbrow said.
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Twizel Area School was built using temporary materials as it was not expected to function after the hydro-electric projects were completed in the 1970s. She said the Ministry is funding and managing the entire rebuild. But, she could not offer a timeframe on construction until the planning process was complete.
Twizel school returning to Board of Trustee control
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New Twizel Area School principal, Kate Staniford, second from left, is officially welcomed to the school.
A mihi whakatau led by Karati Metcalfe welcomed Kate Staniford to new her role as Twizel Area School principal on Wednesday. Staniford, the former principal of Catlins Area School in Southland was recruited at the end of 2020 and said she was honoured by the reception. “Today s mihi whakatau was a wonderful experience.
Supplied I am grateful for the warm welcome from the school and the community. “I’m looking forward to becoming part of your school and your community. You really can’t beat the connections you make at an Area School, the long-term relationships with your learners and whanau, and the joy of together watching each child grow and reach their potential.