ENTER TO LEARN - GO FORTH TO SERVE Kuhu mai ki te ako - haere ki te awhi NEWSLETTER PRINCIPAL: Craig Haggo B.O.T. CHAIRPERSON: Brigid Crawford Phone: 533 3811 Old Coach Road R D 6 Te Puke 3186 Phone (07) 533 3731 Fax (07) 533 3521 Email [email protected]Website: www.pongakawa.school.nz www.facebook.com/PongakawaSchoolOfficial JR Building specialise in FARM BUILDINGS INFRASTRUCTURE 20 years experience servicing the Bay ►Farm Buildings infrastructure: hay barns, pole sheds, silage bunkers, calf sheds and more…. ►Specialist in all fencing: including decks and security fencing ►Orchard Development ► Artificial shelter PLEASE SUPPORT THE BUSINESSES WHO SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL 6 Queen Street PO Box 47, Te Puke, New Zealand Phone 07 573 6127 / 573 6247 Fax 07 573 9831 Farm Orchard Tractors and Machinery Sales & Service are your local agents for ; TERM DATES 2018 2018 TERM 1: 05/02/18 - 13/04/18 TERM 2: 30/04/18 - 06/07/18 TERM 3: 23/07/18 - 28/09/18 TERM 4: 15/10/18 - 19/12/18 Contact Justin Robertson M: 021 792 460 E: [email protected]W: www.ministryofdafence.co.nz Main Road PO Box 582 Te Puke 3153 New Zealand Ph: 07 573 9107 Fax: 07 5736915 Email:[email protected]Website: www.rrtractors.co.nz
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ENTER TO LEARN - GO FORTH TO SERVE Kuhu mai ki te ako - haere ki te awhi
Dear Parents and Caregivers Another wet start to the week and this seems to be have been the common theme this term weather wise. Perhaps we will get all the poor weather over prior to the holidays so you can at least have your children outside playing. Many thanks for your support last week during our shorter day it was much appreciated by us all. I am unsure what the next steps for teachers in their negotiations but we will keep you informed to give you plenty of time should arrangements need to be made. The concerns around Mycopplasma Bovis (M. Bovis) are no doubt at the front of your mind at this time particularly if you are a dairy farmer or part of the industry. It has particular relevance in our context as we have AG. Day pencilled in for the start of term four. All schools in Te Puke are currently taking advice around this and a meeting will take place this week to look at what should occur in regard to this special day on our calendar given the M Bovis situation. Naturally, we will work with the relevant parties and do whatever is necessary to support farmers and ensure we are helping to stop the spread. Again, we will keep you in the loop and advise you of more detail once we know. We have locked in all our staffing changes for next term. As I mentioned last week Hayley Paterson will return to us full time in the Jiddles. Jane McNeil will return to the Senior Block as Jazmin Reid will be taking maternity leave as from the end of this term. Lastly, we will begin another new entrant class in the juniors and Kim Jensen and Gail Wood-Keating will lead this as they have done in previous years. We are experiencing steady roll growth as more families move into our area or look to make Pongakawa the second home for their children which is fantastic. This is also useful as we are looking likely to reach the Education Ministries end of year roll expectation for us by the beginning of next term. Once this occurs we can then apply for extra staffing and it will also help what we are allocated in 2019. The PTA have now collated all the expenses and other costs from Quiz Night and have announced the profit for this year $27,000.00. This is an outstanding result and will certainly help provide some great outcomes in the areas selected to be supported. Once again a huge thank you to all the team for their marvellous effort, it makes a real difference in our school. Have a fantastic week. Yours in teaching Craig Haggo Principal
Worming children and adults Worms in the body block our digestive track, rob us of nutrients and stop the digestive system from functioning. Tapeworm is not the only worm that affects our digestive system, there are several types of worms that can cause problems, including whip worms, thread worms, hook worms and round-worms. Some symptoms may include: An itchy bottom, general irritability and behavioural changes, trouble sleeping, or restless sleep, sometimes resulting in bed-wetting or a sudden lack of appetite. How infections can occur: Walking barefoot in the garden, playground or any infected soil; for example, hookworm larvae burrow through the skin of bare feet. Ingesting worm eggs through eating fruits, vegetables, grains, fish and meat contaminated with roundworm or whip worm. Washing fruits and vegetables with contaminated water. Transfer of the parasitic worms from pets to owner. Coming in contact with the soil that has been contaminated with human faeces from an infected person. Not washing hands with soap and water after defecating. Contact your local pharmacy to discuss worming treatments.
Ag Day / Group Day Meeting Tomorrow Tuesday 26th June 2018 7pm
Pongakawa School Staffroom
End of Term Cups Please return all end of term cups to
school this week for End of Term Assembly. Thank you.
Scholastic Book Orders Please place your orders on line or send orders
with payment to the school office so that they can be made on your child’s behalf to avoid disappointment
by this Thursday 28th June 2018
School Canteen Contract Role - Important Notice Pongakawa School is seeking someone to run the school canteen on a contract basis. Previous catering experience would be an advantage. Applications from any interested persons including a CV, a letter of introduction along with two referees should be emailed to [email protected] or contact the school office. Any successful applicant will be subject to police vetting.
Handwriting Results Congratulations to the following students for their
fabulous handwriting efforts
Year 0 1st Layla Pamment
Year 1 Girls 1st Nizzy Scott 2nd Te Hani Rose Anderson 3rd Imogen Morris
Year 2 Girls 1st Hazel Flay 2nd Emma Craig 3rd Belle Goodwin
Year 3 Girls 1st Ruby Delaere 2nd Chelsea Van der Hayden 3rd Analia Allport
Year 8 Girls 1st Meg Crawford 2nd Zoe Rive 3rd Ruby Mae Burt
Year 1 Boy 1st Nathaniel Harvey 2nd Tyler Dodunski 3rd Toren Ferguson
Year 2 Boys 1st Jonah Paterson 2nd Theo Petterson 3rd Case Bosson
Year 3 Boys 1st Ollie Anderson 2nd Kayden Ripo 3rd Billy Butcher
Year 4 Boys 1st Noah Meier 2nd Sheldon Hogan 3rd Connor Brown
Year 5 Boys 1st Charlie Sharpe 2nd Te Ahi Butler 3rd Dean Cover
Year 6 Boys 1st Jackson Anderson 2nd Joel Kirk 3rd Riley Horton
Year 7 Boys 1st Brady Meyer 2nd Kiah Hungerford 3rd Flynn Watts
Year 8 Boys 1st Jimmy Peake 2nd Jamie Meyer 3rd Marek Tomaszyk
Dear Parents and Caregivers Another wet start to the week and this seems to be have been the common theme this term weather wise. Perhaps we will get all the poor weather over prior to the holidays so you can at least have your children outside playing. Many thanks for your support last week during our shorter day it was much appreciated by us all. I am unsure what the next steps for teachers in their negotiations but we will keep you informed to give you plenty of time should arrangements need to be made. The concerns around Mycopplasma Bovis (M. Bovis) are no doubt at the front of your mind at this time particularly if you are a dairy farmer or part of the industry. It has particular relevance in our context as we have AG. Day pencilled in for the start of term four. All schools in Te Puke are currently taking advice around this and a meeting will take place this week to look at what should occur in regard to this special day on our calendar given the M Bovis situation. Naturally, we will work with the relevant parties and do whatever is necessary to support farmers and ensure we are helping to stop the spread. Again, we will keep you in the loop and advise you of more detail once we know. We have locked in all our staffing changes for next term. As I mentioned last week Hayley Paterson will return to us full time in the Jiddles. Jane McNeil will return to the Senior Block as Jazmin Reid will be taking maternity leave as from the end of this term. Lastly, we will begin another new entrant class in the juniors and Kim Jensen and Gail Wood-Keating will lead this as they have done in previous years. We are experiencing steady roll growth as more families move into our area or look to make Pongakawa the second home for their children which is fantastic. This is also useful as we are looking likely to reach the Education Ministries end of year roll expectation for us by the beginning of next term. Once this occurs we can then apply for extra staffing and it will also help what we are allocated in 2019. The PTA have now collated all the expenses and other costs from Quiz Night and have announced the profit for this year $27,000.00. This is an outstanding result and will certainly help provide some great outcomes in the areas selected to be supported. Once again a huge thank you to all the team for their marvellous effort, it makes a real difference in our school. Have a fantastic week. Yours in teaching Craig Haggo Principal
This week’s Enviro Tip: Bread bags, chip packets and bubble wrap can be recycled
along with many more wrappings too! There is a 'soft plastic' recycling barrel at Countdown
stores. Google soft plastic recycling to find other outlets to keep plastic from our landfills and ocean.
EVENTS COMING UP
25/06/18 BOT Meeting 26/06/18 BOP Cross Country 9.30 - 2.30pm Kaharoa School 26/06/18 Ag Day /Group Day Meeting 7pm School Staffroom 28/06/18 Year 7/8 Basketball Tournament 02/07/18 Last session of afterschool gymnastics for Term 2 04/07/18 Last Hip Hop lesson for Term 2 05/07/18 Year 3/4 miniball Competition 06/07/18 Last day of Term 2 23/07/18 First day back to school for Term 3 31/07/18 ICAS English 14/08/18 ICAS Maths 15/08/18 Photolife 16/08/18 Tough Guy and Gal Challenge 17/08/18 Year 7/8 Te Puke Gymnastics 22/08/18 Dance in Action
Community Notices Firewood for sale: Wattle 2 cubic metre $150 delivered Ph Angelo 0278004252 or Franziska 02102283430 Urgently Required. Conventional Hay Bales 20-30 needed. Please ring Kaye 02102581963 Robotics School Holiday Programme : Students 8 - 13 year olds 9th July 2018 to 13th July 2018 School Holiday Programme Junior Science : Students 5-7 years old 16th July – 20th July School Holiday Programme Fantastic Physics : Students 8 – 13 years 16th July – 20th July 9am till 3pm For more information or to register go to ww.houseofscience.nz or phone 07 5710711. St Thomas Maori Anglican Church Maketu, will be holding a 150 year Celebration on 26th August at 10am. St Thomas is recognised as one of the oldest Church in the Bay of Plenty District, making it an auspicious occasion for Maketu History. We extend an invitation to all to attend. Beginning with a Holy Communion Service, however we have a powhiri/welcoming arranged for visitors the day before at our local Marae. If you have any questions regarding the event or would like to contribute in anyway please feel free to contact me on the following details. Naku noa Rev. Meeshla Nathan Ph 0220670467 Or email : [email protected] Illusion Dance Studio Pongakawa Hall Wednesdays Juniors (5 to 7) 3.10 –3.40pm Seniors (8 to 13). 3.40-4.10pm Find us on Facebook @ IllusionDanceStudioNZ or email:[email protected]
SPORTS NOTICES / RESULTS Please ensure your childs sporting fees are also paid
up before the sport / activity begins. No Pay, No play. Statements went home on Friday so please keep an eye
out for them in school bags. Basketball
Senior Girls Team: Had a tough physical game against
Bethlehem College and lost.
Senior Boys Team: Also a loss but they are making good
gains as a team.
Year 5/6 Team: Had a win. Lots of great passing and skills
Important Note: The Intermediate World Cup is this
Thursday so no practise for the senior teams on this day. Hockey:
Redwings: Pongakawa Red wings played against Omanu
Bullets last week. Very well played. All players clicked well.
We won 7-1. Player of the day was Olivia Penniall.
Rattlers: Pongakawa Rattlers had a fantastic win against
Papamoa Boomers (7-2). Superb game, great skills, lovely
passing team, which in turn meant lots of runaway goals!!
POD was Cooper for showing sheer guts and determination
on the field.
Year 7/8 Team: A 9-2 win over Tauriko. POD Matthew
Johnson. A great game after a low start. Looking forward to
tomorrows after school practise.
Netball: Due to illness there will be no Netball practise
Tomorrow Tuesday 26th June 2018.
Congratulations to the following students for qualifying for the BOP School Cross Country which is on Tuesday 26th
June. (Postponement day will be Thursday 28th June) Liam Harrison Nakaia Coles
Jackson Anderson
ED Rugby Results Under 8
A loss 17-62 against Tauranga Under 9 Black
A win 85-42 against Greerton Stripes Under 9 Red
A loss 41-51 against Katikati Under 10
A loss 26-42 against Papamoa Blue Under 11
A win 21-20 against Greerton
Fresh Moves Last opportunity to place your order for your
Fresh Moves DVD by the end of this week
House Points as a result of the Handwriting Competition 1st Langford
2nd Bell 3rd Elliot 4th Lind
PJ Day To everyone who supported the
Seniors fundraiser PJ day and sausage sizzle Thank you from the Senior Team and Students
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