12 march 2019 · care for the domains of tane and tangaroa, and the land will sustain you. kia ora...
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12 March 2019 Ko te ahurei o te tamaiti arahia o tatou mahi. Let the uniqueness of the child guide our work.
Care for the domains of Tane and Tangaroa, and the land will sustain you. Kia ora koutou, This week an intrepid group of Year 5 campers are heading off to Topec. These Education Outside the Classroom experiences are incredibly valuable learning for all involved. The work of the Ranginui team Glynn, Siobhan, Stephen and Katie must also be acknowledged. The time spent planning and preparing for an event of this nature is immense. We all look forward to the stories that they will have to share on their return. PAID UNION MEETINGS These meetings will be held next week on 19, 20 and 21 March. School will not be closed for these meetings. Teachers will attend different meetings so that school can remain open. Sustainability Congratulations to Room 9. Last week they had the most rubbish free lunchboxes on Wednesday. 67% of children had rubbish free lunchboxes. Room 9 gets 10 minutes extra
play this week. SWIMMING The pool is now closed for the swimming season. Tangaroa Tryathlon on Wednesday 13 March will be the last event of the year in the pool.
Tangaroa Swimming Display Tangaroa team hosted their swimming display for families on Thursday 7 March. Children confidently shared what they had learned in swimming sessions with their parents. Tangaroa Tryathlon is on tomorrow. Parents will have been notified via Seesaw.
Communication We need to keep in touch with all families. If you have changed address, email or phone please let the office know. You can pop in phone or email [email protected]. If you require a hardcopy of the newsletter also let the office know. SPORTS NEWS If your child would like to play mini-ball, basketball or hockey please register your child on Kindo ASAP. Any questions please ring or email Juliet: [email protected]. U12 Touch Rugby Central Lions A loss last week to an impressive Bell Block team who just kept coming at us and because we had no reserves we tired considerably towards the end and ended up losing 8 – 5. Chilli was the Deluxe diner player of the day. Like the rest of the team she never gave up and kept trying right till the end. A huge thank-you to the parents that have offered to help with our road patrol crossings. We still require parents to assist with road patrol on Pendarves and Lemon St. It would be great if we could organise a termly roster to assist with our children crossing the roads. Duties are 8:25am - 9:00am. If you are interested please send an email to [email protected] with days you are available.
DATES FOR YOUR CALENDARS
Wednesday 13 March Tangaroa Tryathlon Wednesday 13-15 March Year 5 Camp Tuesday 26 March Weetbix Tryathlon Monday 8 April Year 6 trip to Rotokare Friday 12 April - Last day of term 1 Term 2 Monday 29 April - 5 July Term 3 22 July - 27 September Term 4 14 October - 19 December COMMUNITY NOTICES Please note that these notices below are circulated for your information and at the request of the community groups/ businesses advertised. The school is not recommending or advising attendance at any of the programmes, nor recommending the use of
any product/ service. Drum Lessons at Central School Te Kura Waenga o Ngāmotu My name is Allan Whatt. I am a fully qualified teacher. I taught at Oakura School last year. This year I am trying something new by offering private drumming lessons. Please contact allanwhatt1066@gmail or 0212108943 if you would be interested in drum lessons for your child at Central School Te Kura Waenga o Ngāmotu this year.