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Tribute to Ross Wilson

June 28, 2012

Ross Wilson

I would like to pay tribute to Ross Wilson, our BLENNZ Board Chairperson, who as you know, died unexpectedly last Sunday. I’m sure that for all who were present at… Read more

Presentation to Matthew Jury-Thompson

June 21, 2012

Four people standing in a group

On Thursday 21 June the James Cook High Satellite Class of high school students who are blind or have low vision received a surprise visit from Neil Jarvis, Executive Director,… Read more

Official Opening – Principal’s Speech

June 6, 2012

Jane Wells

Official Opening of BLENNZ Homai Campus Tena tātou katoa Te manu e kai ana i te miromiro, nōna te ngahere. Te manu e kai ana i te matauranga, nōna te… Read more

Principal Jane Wells reflects on the BLENNZ Homai Campus opening ceremony

May 26, 2012

Hekia standing to the left of new plaque

Following the opening ceremony, principal Jane Wells, reflects on the day and its’ significance for BLENNZ and shares some of the memorable images captured by BLENNZ staff. To view the… Read more

Hon Hekia Parata opens BLENNZ Homai Campus

May 16, 2012

Amitoj and Claudia standing to present

Today the Minister of Education, Hon Hekia Parata, officially opened the Blind and Low Vision Education Network (BLENNZ) at their Homai Campus. Students and staff from all over the country joined… Read more

Official Opening of Homai Campus Buildings, 17 May 2012

May 6, 2012

Homai Campus building from the outside

Nearly 3 years after a December 2009 meeting of BLENNZ, ASC Architects, Hawkins Construction and Ministry of Education officials, at which the design and construction of the new school for… Read more

BLENNZ Homai Campus

March 29, 2012

Looking down the new walkway

Where buildings once stood, new grounds now take shape and work on the covered walk way from the school to Nikau House begins.

Campus Rebuild

November 21, 2011

Fences looking through to the new build

The demolition of the remaining campus is now in full flight and we are once more watching with admiration as the bulldozer drivers unpick the buildings. Following the completion of… Read more

The move to the new school on Homai Campus

October 24, 2011

Three ākonga walking around the new building

Kia ora koutou katoa Home at last We are now well installed in the new buildings. There were many wonderful moments as students moved into their new early childhood centre… Read more

Move to new buildings for BLENNZ Homai Campus staff

September 12, 2011

Tables with resources

Following the blessing of the new school at Homai Campus on 26th August, the staff began the move from the old buildings the next day. The first to go was… Read more

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