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Newsletter - 5th May 2023

Sarah Nicol • May 5, 2023

Kia ora koutou

Ngā mihi o te tau hou pakeha.

Welcome back to Term 2, we have had a wonderful start to the term and it is lovely to see our tamariki back and engaged in their learning.


We have a busy term this term with some exciting learning, we are looking forward to celebrating another Matariki breakfast toward the end of the term.  We will let you know more details about this soon.


Road Crossing

Thank you to those of you that are supporting the use of our road crossing. Our senior tamariki are doing a great job getting everyone across the road safely.

However, I have noticed a few of our families are not using the crossing, please use the pedestrian crossing with your tamariki even if the road patrollers are off duty as we are wanting all our students to know how to cross the road safely. 


Winter Uniform

We have the new polar fleeces available for purchase in the office.  This fleece has our school logo embroidered on it.  If you already have a good fleece at home, it is kei te pai for your child to continue to wear this and get a new one once they need the bigger size.  From this term on it is expected that we will have red winter tops only please.


School Sports

Netball has started for the term and is played on a Friday afternoon.  If your child is playing netball, please keep an eye on our Facebook page for the draw.  Please make sure you get your child to the courts in plenty of time before the game.  I would like to thank Ani and Shannon for coaching our netball teams.




Ka mihi

Sara


What’s coming up!


Tuesday 9th May

St Johns in Schools


Thursday 11th May 

North Otago Music Festival Rehearsal - 10am 


Friday 12th May 

Assembly 2pm


Thursday 18th May 

Board Meeting 5.30pm


Friday 19th May

White Stone City Trip (whole School)


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