Who: Librarian - Ronda South/Student Librarians.
What: Anything to do with student reading or research.
When: Open before school until 3pm.
Duty: Interval - Ronda
Lunch - Student Librarians & Duty Staff.
After school - for seniors who have permission to study.
Any Questions? Phone 03 319-5138 x223 9am-1:30pm
Insta: @kaikourahslibrary

The story of a defining campaign and a monumental exhibition.

Access to everything (well, just about everything...) - use this incredible database for your research.
To access this from home: username - kaikourahs, password - 52kaikourahs

Join us in our mission to achieve International Dark Sky Sanctuary status for Kaikōura and protect our night sky for the generations to come.

Toitoi invites young writers and artists ages 5-13 who are curious, courageous and creative to submit original material in English or te reo Māori that reflects the cultures and experiences of life in New Zealand.

We offer online help to assist New Zealand students with their inquiries. Between 1pm and 6pm weekdays you can log on and chat with a real librarian about your inquiry.

Re-Draft 2023
Any New Zealand teenager can enter using the online entry form or using the form found in the back of the current edition of Re-Draft. Entries can be any creative writing genre and will be judged by award winning New Zealand writers. Deadline 25 Aug 23.

Held on 21 October 2023 is a fundraiser for Kaikōura High School and Kaikōura Lions. Run across the iconic peninsula, along the beach and up to Mount Fyffe. There are 5km, 10km, 21km and 42km options.

April 19th - 21st 2024. Adventure Racing is a sport combining multiple disciplines including trekking, mountain biking, kayaking, and navigation, into a complete journey.

eBooks & eAudiobooks are available via Kaikōura District Library with the BorrowBox app. User names &password:
* Kaikōura District Library
* kaikourahighschool
* booksrock

Learning in Kaikōura.

‘Te ara’ in Māori means ‘the pathway’. Te Ara – Is the complete guide to our country’s peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy, institutions and society.

Topic Explorer – these curations of digital resources are wide ranging and include a selection of specific topics to support Māori history. You can filter by learning area including Aotearoa NZ Histories and Te Reo Māori. There are new topics being added on a regular basis.

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Get straight to the facts, with featured, curated content spotlighting important current events or curriculum topics.

Browse the latest fascinating articles from NZ Geographic.

Test your knowledge with daily quizzes by Stuff.co.nz

Includes 'today in history' , 'kiwi of the week', events, people and places.