Hello and Kia ora tatou.
Swimming Carnival
We are looking forward to showing
our friends and whanau what we have learnt in the pool this season, and the
weather forecast is showing a window of opportunity for our swimming carnival
tomorrow. If we need to postpone we will
send a text message at 11am, otherwise we will start at 1.30pm. Everyone is
welcome. See you there!
TVP Triathlon
The annual Thames Valley Primary
Schools Triathlon is at Cooks Beach on Tuesday 4th April. This is
for Y5-6 and Y7-8 children. Teachers have discussed this with the children at
school. If they are interested in registering, this needs to be done by this
Thursday, (tomorrow).
Vision and Hearing Testing
Friday 31st March June
Gangley is coming to the school to do the annual vision and hearing test on all
the 5 year old children. If you have concerns around your other child/rens
vision and hearing you can request to have them seen to as well. For
pre-schoolers, the free ear clinic will be in the main Whitianga car-park on
Friday morning 8.30-12.30pm.
Across the River Swim – Year 7 & 8
This was postponed and
will now be held next Friday 7th April. Whaea Shelley will be
accompanying the group, let her know if you can help with transport and
supervision.
Hahei Beach trip
Thank you to parents
who helped with transport and were part of this fun activity at one of our
local beaches. These days are invaluable for building relationships and
providing language and learning experiences.
Friday Assembly
Awards went to
Anahera, Jade, Slade, Meg and Vivienne; and Marika celebrated her 7th
birthday.
Relievers next Monday
Miss Anderson and Mrs Lee will be
manning the school next Monday 3rd April. The staff and several BOT
members are going to observe Ngatea School where they are working in a modern
learning environment along the lines of the style of learning environment we
are trying to create here at Coroglen School.
Parent Teacher interviews
There are still a few
spaces available if you have not made a time for your interviews yet. We would
love to see you all to share your children’s achievements and discuss how we
can work together to enable their learning.
Skateboarding Incident
We have had a broken
wrist after a skateboarding fall this week. We are trying to minimize risks
without being the fun police as we do believe children need the opportunity to
challenge themselves physically and be active. We are supervising and putting
in some boundaries and will continue to monitor this activity and review it in
regards to safety.
Daylight savings ends
Daylight savings ends
this weekend so remember to put your clocks back one hour before you go to bed on
Saturday night. It is also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke
alarms.
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Have a good
week, from Jean and the team.
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