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Kia ora tātou,
Kia ora tātou,
Haere mai ki te kura o Tawa - Welcome to Tawa School.
Haere mai ki te kura o Tawa - Welcome to Tawa School.
It is an honour to be part of this awesome learning community. I am a strong believer that schools can be a real community hub where tamariki and their whānau are all engaged in the learning process to see them thrive and become amazing citizens of Aotearoa NewZealand
It is an honour to be part of this awesome learning community. I am a strong believer that schools can be a real community hub where tamariki and their whānau are all engaged in the learning process to see them thrive and become amazing citizens of Aotearoa NewZealand
As a school, we are privileged to have outstanding teachers who always have the best interests (whether they are academic or personal) of their tamariki at heart.
As a school, we are privileged to have outstanding teachers who always have the best interests (whether they are academic or personal) of their tamariki at heart.
I was born in Liverpool, England before moving to Auckland, New Zealand as an infant. I became a teacher in 1995 where I taught four years at Arahoe School before moving to Wellington in 1999. I taught and held leadership positions (Team Leader / Associate Principal) at Discovery School until July 2018 when I became Principal here at Tawa School.
I am married to Tam (also a teacher) and have two awesome teenagers, Emma and Ethan. I live in Pukerua Bay and enjoy great coffee, music, whānau and friends and being part of our church community.
We are a friendly school, so please know that you are welcome here and my door is always open for you to come by, ask questions or simply have a chat.
We are a friendly school, so please know that you are welcome here and my door is always open for you to come by, ask questions or simply have a chat.
Ngā mihi nui
Ngā mihi nui
Barri Dullabh (Mr. D)
Barri Dullabh (Mr. D)
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