1984+-+1993

This school crest was designed in 1983 by the Centennial Jubilee Committee, incorporating suggestions from Mr D. Brell, Head Teacher, Ngati Haua School. The centre piece of the crest is a Maori pattern representing the land. On either side of the land pattern are a crook representing sheep farming and a cream can representing dairying, the mainstays of the district. Above the land pattern are a book and quill pen representing education and learning, and two running figures representing both physical recreation, and Maori and Pakeha moving forward together.

1984 - Tauwhare School opened with 53 pupils. The teachers were: Mr Hoskins, Mrs Whyman, and Mrs Currie.

1984 - School Centenary with over 600 registrations.

1985 - Tauwhare School opened with 55 pupils. Teachers remain the same.

1986 - Mr Hoskins gets farewelled.

1988 - Secretary Yvonne Hoskins last day.

1990 - Children make a square clay picture each.