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Weather closes 15 schools and six ECE

There are currently fifteen North Island schools and six early childhood services closed due to the weather.

This is impacting 1883 students and 175 learners.

The heavy rain and high winds has also resulted in a number of bus services in Taranaki and around Tolaga Bay being cancelled.

Our local staff have been in contact with all schools/kura and ECEs in the regions to provide them with advice and support if needed.

The best information will come from schools and early learning services themselves and parent’s and whānau are advised to check their school’s or early childhood service’s website or Facebook page or contact them directly for the latest information.

The decision to close remains that of the Board of Trustees for schools and Centre Managers/Owners for Early Learning services. Our support will be available for as long as it’s required.

School/ECE Closures
Bay of Plenty/Waiariki Region
Te Kura Mana Maori o Whangaparaoa School
Te Kohanga Reo o Whangaparaoa ECE
Wairarapa
Tuturumuri School
Hawkes Bay/Tairawhiti Region
Te Karaka Area School
Te Whaarau School
Ilminister School
Ormond School
Makauri School
Manutuke School
Ngatapu School
Muriwai School
Haumoana School
Elsthorpe School
Mohaka School
Pakipaki School
Pakowhai School
ECE’s
Ormond Kindergarten
Makauri
Paikea
Hatea a Rangi Playgroup
Taranaki
Westown Kindergarten
ENDS

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