Providing our tamariki with the skill, will, and thrill to become assessment capable learners
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Glenholme School
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Nau mai haere mai
Welcome to Te Kura O Nga Raupareparenga, Glenholme School.
Glenholme School has a strong reputation for being a friendly, supportive environment while meeting the needs of our diverse learners. At Glenholme School we encourage our tamariki to use our Learning Dispositions. These are to be an Innovator, Risk Taker, Collaborator, Thinker and Self-Regulator. We have a successful values programme based around the themes of Respect, Integrity, Diversity and Excellence. Learning and student achievement are at the heart of everything that happens at Glenholme School. Staff and Board of Trustees ensure that we provide our students with the skill, will, and thrill, to become assessment capable learners.
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PARENTING IN AN ONLINE WORLD 101 – AN UNMISSABLE PARENT EVENING!
Mon Aug 24 03:54pmKia ora, e te whānau!
We all want our school and community to be a safe place for our tamariki. But in a rapidly changing digital world, the risks our children face online are growing faster, more frequently, and more seriously than ever before.
That’s why we are bringing filmmaker, author, and speaker Rob Cope—producer of the powerful documentary Our Kids Online—to Rotorua for a fast-paced, humorous, and eye-opening presentation you cannot afford to miss!
Event Details
When: Wednesday, 23rd September | 6:30 PM
Where: Rotorua Intermediate
Tickets: $10 Individual | $15 Couple
Book Online: https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/our-kids-online-rotorua/rotorua
(Note: This event is for adults only and is not suitable for children or teens to attend.)
What Rob Will Cover
Cyberbullying & Social Media: How bullies reach kids 24/7, plus the impact on mental health (FOMO, depression, and anxiety affecting 3 out of 5 kids).
Gaming & the Developing Brain: Dopamine overload, synaptic pruning, and the impact on social skills and empathy.
Online Predators & AI Risks: Spotting predator tactics, alongside emerging AI threats like companion bots, deepfakes, voice cloning, and radicalisation.
The Hard Topics: Dealing with the pressure around naked selfies, as well as the realities of online porn versus healthy sexuality.
Practical Solutions You’ll Walk Away With
Filters & Smartphone Locks: Exactly which filters to use and how to lock down devices safely.
The 3 Golden Rules: Simple, effective guidelines to protect your kids online.
Boundaries & Difficult Conversations: How to talk to your kids and reconnect as a family by challenging our own phone habits.
“We have now reached the point where it is irresponsible of us as parents, teachers, health professionals, and policymakers to continue to put these devices… in our kids’ hands and then expect them to be accountable for their own wellbeing.”
— Dr. Samantha Marsh, University of Auckland Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences
FREE $99 GIFT FOR ATTENDING!
Every ticket includes a FREE 1-year subscription to the Parenting in an Online World 101 course (valued at $99), created by Rob and Zareen Cope. This practical, no-nonsense online course is used by thousands of Kiwi families nationwide.
(Please note: You must attend the event on the night to claim your free access!)
“We need to tackle this as a community so that all of our kids are safe. When I protected my kids online, I also protected yours, so please, please protect your kids online so that you are also protecting mine.”
— Rob Cope
This topic is too important for us to ignore, and we strongly request at least one representative from every family attend. Secure your tickets today via Eventfinda and let’s protect our tamariki together!
Ngā mihi,
Sarah Thompson
Glenholme School
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