UPDATE: October    In 1997 our reunion was attended by 300 teachers and students. It was amassive weekend that most people still remember.

This Labour weekend, how about doing a ring around or sending a few emails over  to get your friends on board with this.

Aaaaarghhh. Not a school reunion!  This could be your last chance to see all those old mates. Whether you were a good kid at school or a “schooligan”, we want to see you.

Thanks to everyone who has so far registered. Now we need to know who your “Plus One” is? Who is that kid you were mates with or still hang out with that you would like to bring along?

The feed back we have is that close to 200 people are keen so far.   With only FIVE months to go, we need 20-30 registrations per month (one per day) so we can firm up our bookings. Please – REGISTER TODAY to help us make this the bestest, funnest event ever!

Who’s registered so far?  Check out the UPDATE page. Get your name on here so that others will be encouraged to register, simply fill out the form

 If we have to cancel, 100% REFUND

GUYS We have a problem. The girls are registering faster than you. There’s even a few people asking …Is “HE / SHE” going to attend?  There’s obviously a few popular guys and girls from school days that  people want to meet up with again ! So, have you registered yet??

So many people are talking about this and lots have booked time off. Kids from Oz are keen to get across the ditch.

Lost and found : Give us some names of mates you would like to see again.  There’s so many names when you start reading the roll. We have someone looking for Robert Mangin.

We’re detecting that a few students have hooked up again with old flames. If you’re single, maybe you just might renew an old friendship. “What goes at the Reunion stays at the Reunion”

If you got your “Gold Card” in the last two to three years or are getting it in the next four years  – you’re in!

Or you could take a trip down memory lane and read the old names from your college years on the school roll page. Please note: We have tried to list all the names possible but apologise if your name is missing. Contact us and it will be added.

Did you know in 1972 there were about a 1,000 pupils at Horowhenua College?

Did you also know that Fraser Campbell, at age 38, was the youngest principal in New Zealand?

Did you even know that Horowhenua College may have been the first college in NZ to have mufti for all 7th form students?

There’s teachers names, old photos and all sorts to get the old cogs whirring again. Send us some of your photos.

With less than 150 days to plan this, we need indicative numbers early on so we can make the most of this four day event.

We really hope overseas people can attend by March 2022. There’s a lot of kids in Oz that would surely enjoy a trip back to Levin and Waitarere Beach.

We’d like to remind you that a few things have changed a bit:

As we will be at Waitarere Beach for parts of this weekend, please observe the following:

• “Skinny dipping” is now called “next size up dipping”.
• Can “old flames” please refrain from “re-igniting” in Waitarere Forest?
• A lot more of us seem to be “on the pill” these days. Remember your meds!