Planned activities include:
Decade-themed classroom enterprise stalls
Sausage sizzle fundraiser
Coffee cart
Whole-school drone photo
Time capsule ceremony
Historical displays and school memories
How Jubilee Dollars Work :
Student Market Day will be a cashless event, with classroom enterprise stalls using Jubilee Dollars instead of cash.
Jubilee Dollars will cost $2 each, with products priced in Jubilee Dollars rather than cash — for example, a $10 item will cost 5 Jubilee Dollars.
Jubilee Dollars will be available to pre-purchase through Kindo before the event, or from the Jubilee Dollar booth on the day.
A relaxed social evening for alumni to reconnect, including:
Food available for purchase from Wedg Ave Pizza Food Truck
Music
Photo booth
Cash/card bar, subject to licensing approval
Ticketed entry
Alcohol sales are subject to licensing, host responsibility, school approval, and event safety requirements. Final details will be confirmed before tickets are sold.
Planned activities include:
Memorabilia displays
Kapa haka and cultural performances
Musical performances by our current bands, as well as alumni
Food trucks
Fun activities for the whole whānau
Jubilee merchandise sales
We sincerely apologise for any disappointment and thank everyone who supported this event. All ticket holders will receive a full refund through TryBooking.
Please note: Our Friday Evening Jubilee Social is STILL GOING AHEAD, along with Friday's Student Market Day and Saturday's Community Gala Day.
We look forward to celebrating Te Atatū Intermediate's 60th Jubilee with you!