Kia ora whānau

Hello and welcome back to term 4.   It is great to be back in class and settling into routine.   Last week was wonderful, we spent most of the time getting prepared for Ag dsy which was on Saturday. Sorry for the late communication, however technical issues have now been rectified and it's all go.

Up and coming is athletics which is to be held on Thursday 30 October starting at 9.30am.  Come along and support your akōnga.  It is intended to be a fun event for our junior students.

All assessment has been completed so math and rrding groups are now sorted and ready to go.   Student's bookbags must come to school each day and there will be some home activities to do each night .  

School library visits are on Monday afternoons.  Your child is able to bring home 2 books for the week.  They will not be able to bring home any books if they have overdue books.  If your child has sny books at home that are overdue now, please retun them now or an invoice wull be issued for the replacement of the books.

I'm looking forward to seeing all through the term.

Nga mihi nui

Bronwyn

Bring your teddy to school to learn how to restart a heart.

Hato Hone (St John) campaigns for its "World Restart a Heart Day" and "Shocktober" initiatives to teach people how to save a life in a cardiac arrest by following the "3 Steps for Life" (Call, Push, Shock). For children, this includes learning basic CPR skills with teddy bears, while adults are encouraged to take part in free training sessions to learn how to call for an ambulance, perform CPR until help arrives, and use an AED. 

Kia ora whanau,

Please make sure if you are picking up your child/children you let the office know so we are not running around looking for them and holding up buses.

Nga mihi