Term 3 Number 2
Wednesday 7th
August 2013
Hello / Kia Ora
Is
anyone able to donate wood for our annual firewood raffle?
This
year we want the person running a stall or activity to be responsible for the
organisation, set up, prizes etc. of their chosen activity to help spread the
workload out, so it’s not just a few people organising everything.
At
the moment we need people to run
-
Food
stall
-
Gumboot
toss
-
Horse
shoe throw
-
Raffles
-
Needle
in the haystack
-
Coconut
shy
Please
indicate your chosen activity on the slip at the end of the newsletter and
return to the school.
Cross Country - Next week we have
the school cross country on Tuesday. We will require
transport
to Whenuakite School, and will leave the school by 10.30am. Please fill out the
transport slip at the end of this newsletter.
Races
will take place from 11am to about
12.30pm. We will walk the courses first at 11am then when that is done, the
first race begins.
Assemble
11am
Walk
courses 11.15am - 11.30am
Begin
races 11.30 -
Finish-
12.30 - 1.00pm (approx)
Order
of the races
1.
12 & 13 year old boys
2.
12 & 13 year old girls
3.
11 year old boys
4.
11 year old girls
5.
10 year old boys
6.
10 year old girls
7.
9 year old boys
8.
9 year old girls
9.
8 year old boys (and any championship 7 year olds)
10.
8 year old girls (and any championship 7 year olds)
11.
Pre schoolers
12.
Year 3 boys
13.
Year 3 girls
14.
Year 2 boys
15.
Year 2 girls
16.
Year 0 & 1 boys
17.
Year 0 & 1 girls
Junior Hut Builders –
Some
of our junior class children worked together during morning tea recently and
built a hut in the back field. Pictured are Sean Smith, Awa Illingworth, Riley-Jean
Macdonald, Mason Campbell, Zoe Jordan, Mateo
Niclas, Myah Hales, Hinekirunga Haddon-Webster, Marama Illingworth &
Jessica Jordan.
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Soap making – Lisa from Soap+
came to school last week to show the senior room children how to make olive oil
soap from scratch – known as castile soap. It was an interesting process watching
the chemical process known as saponification (soap formation) begins. The soap
is now curing, and will be ready for Pet Day.
Trinity McQueen carefully weights out the olive oil.
We started by mixing the oil & lye together until it traced.
It is called trace because when you run a spoon across the top of the mix it leaves a trace behind.
Then we added lemongrass essential oil.
And poured the saponified mix into our silicon moulds.
Two days later they were ready to press out to dry.
Bridge Holdup We are looking for
this year’s “outlaws” to be part of the great Coroglen School Bridge hold up. This
is a few weeks away on the 13th of September.
Pet Day Raffle This is always a
favourite with people. Have a look in your cupboards and see if you have any
cans or jars that could be part of our raffle. We will be looking for packet
items closer to Pet Day.
Netball Finals Riley Jean’s team
have made the finals of the netball. They are playing the final this afternoon
at the new sports grounds at Moewai Park. If you are in town your support would
be appreciated. Well done getting to the finals. J
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Coroglen School Pet
Day Gala
I
am able/unable to help on Pet Day.
I
would like to be involved with the (please
circle your preferred choice)
-
Food
stall
-
Gumboot
toss
-
Horse
shoe throw
-
Raffles
-
Needle
in the haystack
-
Coconut
shy
Name:
______________________
Contact
number: ______________
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Cross Country
Transport Slip
I
am able/unable to provide transport to Whenuakite School on Tuesday 20 August for
_____ other children plus my own child/ren.
I
understand I need to be at Coroglen School by 10.30am.
Name:
______________________
Signed:
______________________
Enjoy your week
Penny and the team
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