Everyone listening carefully!
Time for some weaving in and out of the cones!
Two onto one!
Everyone working hard.
Team work is vital!
Ggd looks like he is ready to get that ball from Zane!
The following children are representing our school in a team at the South Otago Soccer Tournament next week:
Ethyn, Dante, Ally, Josie, Nico, Josh, Vera and Adam. Well done and good luck team!
GRANDPARENT’S DAY - TUESDAY APRIL 15th
We are planning a celebration day on Tuesday 15 April to end our unit, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” To give families some notice we are asking students to come dressed in clothes that students may have worn in the past. Please don’t go to a lot of trouble!!
Everyone is welcome to take part in all or some of the events planned for the day.
We will begin the day at 10.30 a.m by singing the National Anthem before we have a parade. There will be prizes for the best dressed.
Next week the students will be distributing invitations to grandparents (or adopted grandparents!) in our community and wider community inviting them along to school to share their memories or artifacts from the past. If you are interested in coming along or know of someone who we could approach please contact the school. A sharing time will occur at 11.00 a.m.
We are planning to establish a museum of artifacts for the day. If you have anything which you think may be of interest please let us know. These could be something from the past or present, which could be interesting for the children. These can start coming to school at anytime. We will make sure we take care of these items.
Everyone is invited to bring along an old fashioned picnic and join us for lunch from 12.00 p.m – 1.00 p.m. We will also be looking for the most authentic school lunch from the past.
In the afternoon we will be having a variety of activities related to the past such as a quiz and indoor and outdoor games.
In Summary:
10.10 a.m: Morning Tea
10.30 a.m: National Anthem and Parade, followed by Grandparents sharing. Judging of the best dressed
12.00 p.m-1.00 p.m: LUNCH - Old fashioned picnic
1.00 p.m – 3.00 p.m: Rotations - activities with teachers eg - indoor games, outdoor games, quiz.
We are planning a celebration day on Tuesday 15 April to end our unit, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” To give families some notice we are asking students to come dressed in clothes that students may have worn in the past. Please don’t go to a lot of trouble!!
Everyone is welcome to take part in all or some of the events planned for the day.
We will begin the day at 10.30 a.m by singing the National Anthem before we have a parade. There will be prizes for the best dressed.
Next week the students will be distributing invitations to grandparents (or adopted grandparents!) in our community and wider community inviting them along to school to share their memories or artifacts from the past. If you are interested in coming along or know of someone who we could approach please contact the school. A sharing time will occur at 11.00 a.m.
We are planning to establish a museum of artifacts for the day. If you have anything which you think may be of interest please let us know. These could be something from the past or present, which could be interesting for the children. These can start coming to school at anytime. We will make sure we take care of these items.
Everyone is invited to bring along an old fashioned picnic and join us for lunch from 12.00 p.m – 1.00 p.m. We will also be looking for the most authentic school lunch from the past.
In the afternoon we will be having a variety of activities related to the past such as a quiz and indoor and outdoor games.
In Summary:
10.10 a.m: Morning Tea
10.30 a.m: National Anthem and Parade, followed by Grandparents sharing. Judging of the best dressed
12.00 p.m-1.00 p.m: LUNCH - Old fashioned picnic
1.00 p.m – 3.00 p.m: Rotations - activities with teachers eg - indoor games, outdoor games, quiz.
KIA KAHA
Over the next few weeks the students throughout the school will be taking part in the programme Kia Kaha. This is a programme developed by the New Zealand Police Education Service, which is designed to help create safe positive classrooms in which bullying cannot flourish, for your child/children. It will be taught by the classroom teacher together with help from the police education officer from Gore.
Ideas which are included are:
Over the next few weeks the students throughout the school will be taking part in the programme Kia Kaha. This is a programme developed by the New Zealand Police Education Service, which is designed to help create safe positive classrooms in which bullying cannot flourish, for your child/children. It will be taught by the classroom teacher together with help from the police education officer from Gore.
Ideas which are included are:
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Accepting difference in other people.
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Appropriate behaviour.
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Knowing what bullying is and is not.
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Knowing about safe practices.
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Asking for help.
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Making safe choices.
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Understanding the consequences of behaviour.
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Playing and working well with others.
There may be some homework activities which ask for some parent assistance. We would ask that you contribute and reinforce the messages and skills that the students will be learning. If you would like any further information about the programme please feel free to contact your child’s classroom teacher.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
The BOT meeting is to be held on Tuesday 13 May 2014 at 7.00p.m at the school. All welcome.
SITUATION VACANT
Part-Time Caretaker and/or Pool Attendant wanted. Job description available from the school. Phone 034159105 or e-mail: principal@cluthavalley.school.nz
- TRANSITION SESSIONS
For further information please contact rebecca@cluthavalley.school.nz Our last transition session for Term One, 2014 is:
Wednesday 9 April 2014, 12.30pm to 3pm
Term 2 transition dates are:
Wednesday 7 May 12.30-3pm Wednesday 21 May 12.30-3pm Wednesday 4 June 12.30-3pm Wednesday 18 June 12.30-3pm Wednesday 2 July 12.30-3pm
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