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Kaiapoi Borough School 150th Jubilee

Sarah from Kaiapoi

Kaiapoi Borough School - Te Kura Tuatahi o Kaiapoi - was established in 1873 and is proud to celebrate 150 years this November.

Come along to see the school as it is now, catch up with some familiar faces, and reminisce about the time you were associated with the school!

FRIDAY 24 NOVEMBER
1pm-3pm
- Mihi whakatau welcome
- School tour
- Planting of a tree
- Time capsule

6:00pm - 11:00pm
- Dinner at the Kaiapoi Club with guest speaker, ex-principal John Warburton

SATURDAY 25 NOVEMBER
11:30am - 2:00pm
- Photos of the decades on display
- Classrooms open
- Lunch
- Cutting of the cake

Hurry, ticket sales close Friday 3 November.
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We look forward to having you join us!

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