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Kaikohe East School and Kaikohe West School are contributing primary ( years 1-6 ) schools with rolls of 228 and 367, respectively.
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Kaikohe and East
Kaikohe East School has a Maori unit offering bilingual and total immersion classes.
Kaikohe and School
It was established in 1969, taking over the grounds of the former Kaikohe Primary School.
Kaikohe West School opened in 1882 as Kaikohe Native School.
The name changed to Kaikohe Maori School in the mid 1950s, and to the current name in 1969.
Kaikohe Christian School is a Christian state-integrated composite school ( years 1-13 ) with a decile rating of 4 and a roll of 184.
All these schools are coeducational and all but the Kaikohe Christian School have a decile rating of 1.
* Kaikohe West School website
* Kaikohe Christian School website
Kaikohe and are
The boulders in the Wairere valley are the erosional remnants of a lava flow out of a volcano near lake Omapere ( near Kaikohe ) that has been dated as approximately 2. 8 million years old.
Kaikohe and years
Although Kaikohe became the service centre of the Far North, it failed to generate much rail traffic in the early years of the line.
Kaikohe Intermediate is an intermediate ( years 7-8 ) school with a roll of 199.
Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Kaikohe is a composite ( years 1-15 ) school with a roll of 222.
Kaikohe and with
The 2006 census revealed the population of Kaikohe to be just over 4000 people, but it is the thriving shopping and service centre for an extensive farming district with a catchment of 28, 000 people.
The countryside is mainly undulating plain with volcanic soils, but on the western edge of town, Kaikohe Hill rises 300 m above sea level, allowing views of the imposing sand dunes on the Hokianga Harbour and farmlands to the east and south toward Mount Hikurangi ( 625 m ).
Battles during the Flagstaff War ( also known as ' Hone Heke's Rebellion ') were fought around Kaikohe: at Hone Heke's Pā at Puketutu on the shores of Lake Omapere ; followed by a battle at Te Ahuahu ; with the warriors of Te Ruki Kawiti fighting the Battle of Ohaeawai.
Kaikohe was linked to the national rail network with the arrival of a branch line railway being built from Otiria on the North Auckland Line to Kaitaia, which opened to Kaikohe on 1 May 1914.
During the first ten months of existence, just 1, 500 tons of inbound freight was carried, with roughly half that carried outbound, and the decline continued to the point where in 1918 Kaikohe lost its stationmaster.
Previously, a carriage train known as the Northland Express had run from Auckland to Opua with connections to Kaikohe and Okaihau via the mixed trains, but with the change of the northern terminus to Okaihau, the branch increased in importance.
The largest town is Kerikeri with a population of 5856, followed by Kaitaia with 5202, and Kaikohe, the seat of the District Council, with 4113.
Kaikohe and .
Some days later he went on to Kaikohe to gather food supplies.
The scene of the battle is five miles from Kaikohe and two miles from the Township of Ohaeawai.
A Maori church of old-fashioned design is seen on the left as one travels from Kaikohe ; it stands on a gentle rise a short distance west of the main road.
It established a second campus in Whangarei, known as the Tai Tokerau Campus, and outposts at Kaikohe, Rotorua and Tokoroa.
He grew up in the Kaikohe area, scarcely surviving the vicissitudes of tribal warfare during the late musket war period.
The hostilities disrupted the food production and in order to obtain provisions for his warriors, in early June 1845 Heke went to Kaikohe and on to Pakaraka to gather food supplies.
After the battle of Te Ahuahu Heke went to Kaikohe to recover from his wounds.
Following the conflict Hone Heke retired to Kaikohe.
The Hokianga is in the Far North District, which is in the Northland Region, and is 85 kilometres northwest of Whangarei and 25 kilometres west of Kaikohe.
The iwi is administered by Te Rūnanga ā Iwi o Ngāpuhi, based in Kaikohe.
It also broadcasts from Kaitaia on 549 AM and Kaikohe and Bay of Islands on 99. 9 FM.
Kaikohe is the central service area for the Far North District of New Zealand, about 260 km from Auckland, situated on State Highway 12 at.
Originally a Māori village called Opango, Kaikohe is recognised as being the very heart of the culture of the great Ngāpuhi iwi.
After the incident, the village became known as Kaikohekohe ( kai meaning food ) but was later shortened to Kaikohe.
The warrior chief Hone Heke settled in Kaikohe after fighting ceased, and died there in 1850.
His grand-nephew Hone Heke Ngapua, MP for Northern Maori, also lived in Kaikohe.
In April 1911, a monument to him was unveiled on Kaikohe Hill by Sir Tui Carroll, acting Prime Minister.
The railway through Kaikohe thus became known as the Okaihau Branch.
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