Kia ora, Talofa Lava, Kia orana, Malo ni, Marhaba, Fakalofa atu, Bula, Mingalaba, Namaste, Nyob zoo, Vanakkam, Mga Pagbati
Principal’s Message
Kia ora
Another busy term ahead of us, we currently have students and staff working hard to prepare for Te Kiwa Nui where they will perform on Tuesday 4 August. The following week we will be holding our Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu parent-teacher hui so please go onto HERO and book a slot or contact our office and they will book it for you. Later that week we will also be holding the “Re-purpose Pals” workshop.
The driveway to Nuanua Kindergarten is now much more congested due to the building work at PIC church hall. Please do not go up this driveway unless taking younger children to Nuanua, we ask all our whānau to stop behind the church or to use our school carpark.
Ngā mihi
Katrina Day
This year there is an election in November but you can no longer enrol on the day. To have your say, for your vote to count, you must be enrolled by October 25.
Go online to “Vote NZ” to check your enrolment details or to enrol for the first time.
Te Kiwa Nui
Our students will be performing next Tuesday, 4 August. They will also travel to the arena on Monday for a rehearsal. Tickets are available online.
Gallery
Recent events include Whai class at Pataka working on art, some treasure found during Garden to Table, and making play dough.
What’s happening?
Weekly Events
Tuesday: Assembly 2:30pm
Thursday: Garden to Table, Te Kiwa Nui Practice
Friday: Languages
Term 3
Week 2
Thursday 30 July
Board of Trustees 6pm
Week 3
Cook Island Language Week
Tuesday 4 August
Te Kiwa Nui Performance
Week 4
Friday 14 August
Repurpose Pals Workshop
Nau mai, Haere mai
Starting this term we have welcomed three new entrants, Kyree, Gianna and Jorjia who have turned 5 and joined us from Nuanua and Awatea Kindergartens.
Also Te Akau Marino and her sister Ivy-Jane who have moved back from Hawkes Bay and Delilah who has joined us from Auckland.
Attendance
Attendance for Term 2 was 54% at regular attendance this is down from 63% in Term 1 but an improvemnet on Term 2 2025 which was only 48%
Repurpose Pals
We wil be hosting a workshop on Friday 14 August for whānau to work to create a weighted soft toy. Each child participating needs to be supported by an adult but all materials will be provided.
A notice will come out this week and places will be on a first come basis, so make sure to get the form back straight away.