A glimpse at life 25 years ago will be one of the highlights at the Kaponga School 125 Jubilee over Easter Weekend.
A time capsule that was buried during the school's centennial jubilee will be unearthed on Saturday and a new capsule will be buried later in the year after being filled with mementoes from the school's present students.
Organising committee chairperson Alison Smith says the committee has been planning for the event for more than a year and has high hopes for an enjoyable weekend.
The occasion will also be celebrated by a cake cutting ceremony by two ex Kaponga School students, Irene Walker and Ian Brewer. The brother and sister are both in their 90s and are travelling from Australia and Nelson to a be a part of the jubilee.
Jubilee committee members will also lay a wreath at the school's flag pole in commemoration of students who have passed away.