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Mahurangi Montessori Primary AGM Update

June 2023

Kia ora Whānau

 

We wanted to share an update after our MMPT AGM which recently  took place.

 

After long signaled resignations from Simon and Dan, I'm excited to announce the new line up at the MMPT.

 

Current Secretary Jemima Briggs will be taking over the role of chair, Emily Steele will be the new treasurer and Angie Gibbons is joining as a trustee.

 

Whilst  everyone is excited about the new team taking over the reins, we wanted to take this opportunity to offer huge thanks to both Dan and Simon. Dan has been involved and led the Trust during possibly the hardest and most turbulent period of it's existence and we wouldn't have survived if it wasn't for his unwavering passion for the work we do, his calm head and his kindness - thanks Dan! And whilst not being involved for as long as Dan, Simon has also had a very positive impact on the Trust. He joined on a short term basis to help move through the process of hibernating the Trust and his insights and expertise were vital to the successful transition - thanks Simon.

 



Memorandum of Understanding signed with Pakiri School

December, 2018

Jacqui Settle, MMPT chairperson, and Howard Cooper, Pakiri Board chairperson, signing the MoU.
Jacqui Settle, MMPT chairperson, and Howard Cooper, Pakiri Board chairperson, signing the MoU.

At the Pakiri School Board meeting on December 12, we signed a Memorandum on Understanding (MoU) with Pakiri School that will commence in term three, 2019.

 

The Mahurangi Montessori Primary Trust worked collaboratively with the Pakiri School Board and their educational consultant, Carl Becker, to develop the MoU based on a 'one-school' vision.

 

Under the one-school vision, Pakiri will offer two learning pathways:

  1. Original pathway.
  2. Montessori pathway.

 

Howard Cooper, chairperson for the Pakiri School Board, said "It's an exciting new phase in the history of our School."