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Kia ora, Talofa Lava, Kia orana, Malo ni, Hola, Marhaba, Fakalofa atu, Bula, Mingalaba
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Kia ora
This school year is nearly done and it has been a very busy few weeks, just 2 to go now. Our Year 5 and 6 students have just returned from their camp, being away from home and the wide range of activities really gave students the opportunity to demonstrate our CARE values.
Courage – trying new and challenging activities
Ambition – attempting to master new skills
Respect – working positively with new people and their friends in a new environment
Endurance – sticking at it and seeing it through even when it was hard
Thank you to parents for entrusting us with your children, I believe they all grew in confidence and independence as a result of this experience.
While camp has been a real highlight the last few weeks have also been very tough for four of our staff members with the passing of close family members. Our thoughts are with them as they work through such significant loss in their lives.
Nga mihi
Katrina Day
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Kia ora koutou,
On behalf of the Chair Willie, the Principal, Board members and teachers; I wanted to take this opportunity to thank all our parents for the year 5 and 6’s who were able to attend the camp last week at El Rancho. I had the pleasure of being one of the parent helpers and from my observations I could see that the children really enjoyed the time away and enjoyed all the activities and not to mention the opportunity to hang out and have fun with their peers.
For every young person, camp is a great opportunity to build confidence being away for a short period from their comfort zone (home), the children are able to experience a different surrounding, and try new things that they wouldn’t normally experience. It warmed my heart to see them interact with one another in a positive way, having fun, helping each other out and seeing the excitement in their faces knowing they were able to do things like ride horses, complete a challenge, toasting marshmallows around a bonfire, being able to manage themselves, or just being a great helper. I trust the children will remember these experiences for a long time, and we look forward to more of these types of experiences being available for our children to participate in while being able to learn and develop.
Falefatu Nimarota
Board Member
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Term 4
Weekly Events
Monday: Kapa Haka (seniors)
Wednesday: Kapa Haka (juniors),
Thursday: Garden to Table
Friday: Assembly (11am), Boxing (Year 5-6)
Upcoming Events
Week 9: Assembly: Kotukutuku Friday 8 December
Week 10: Leavers Dinner Tuesday 12 December
Meet the Teacher 2024 13 December
Pool Party Thursday 14 December
Prize Giving 11am Friday 15 December
School closes 12:30pm Friday 15 December
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A reminder for all whanau that Variety Club sponsorship is available. Application forms are at the school office and Kerrin can assist with any questions. If children or families have a Community Services card then that is the only requirement for the financial information.
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Due to recent measle outbreaks we are requesting immunisation certificates for all students to be provided to the school office as soon as possible please. This information is recorded in our Student Management System.
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Welcome to some recent enrolments Camellia who has turned 5 and joined us from Nuanua Kindergarten.
Also welcome to Aira who arrived from the Phillipines.
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On Wednesday 13 students will spend a session in their 2024 class with their 2024 teacher. This is a chance for them to meet their new teacher and familiarize themselves with their room for next year.
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