Week 6 Notices

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Kia Ora everyone,

The term seems to be flying by and we have already arrived at Week 6.

It has been very busy over the past week. We had the "Making a Difference" swimming programme running last week and the kids gained some new swimming skills. This week is again Kahikatea's week for swimming. We will be swimming every day. Please ensure your child brings in their togs and towel. If they cannot swim it is important that they bring in a notice explaining this.

We have finally completed our assessments to help us make an informed judgement for our student reports. Now that these are done we can finally start having a little bit of fun in the classroom. Advent is just around the corner.

What's happening this week: Swimming every day.

Tue: Rm 14 Library/ Roller Skating in the Hall at lunchtime.

What's coming up:

30th Nov: Celebration of Learning

Dec 2nd: Advent Liturgy

It is lovely to get such beautiful sunny weather. We do have to be sun smart, please ensure you have hats for lunchtime and water bottles as our water fountains are not allowed to be used during level 2 restrictions.

Here's to a wonderful week for everyone! 

Tai and Kahikatea Team.

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