RUp,r1hte,4,oa S6rr4e CHOOL * V Kqna Rdllrlffi 0 ?,laili Donnelly Street Waihi Ph 078638693 Fax 07 8638671 Cell 021 02584817 Email [email protected]. nz www.waih ieast.school. nz Principal: Emily Hargreaves UPCOMING EVENTS Thur Sept 25 Kiwisport NetballAdvisor. Thur Sept 25 School Disco & Hangi. Fri Sept 26 Last Day ofTerm3. Cool Kids afternoon. S100 Caught being good Draw. Mon Oct13 First Day of Term 4. Wed Oct15 Bike Track Opening. l1am. Fri Oct17 Hauraki Festival. Sat Oct 18 Hauraki Festival. Oct2l-22. Learn to Ride. Project Energize. Mon Oct27 Queens Birthday Weekend. _ School closed. Tues Oct28 Teacher onlyday. School closed. Mon Nov 3 East School Calf Club. Fri Nov 7 Group Day Calf Club. Nov 10-11 Learn to Ride. Project Energize. Wed Nov19 Athletics. Mon Nov 24 BOT Meeting. AllWelcome. Fri Nov 28 Triathlon Thur Dec 4 Cool Banana's. Fri Dec 5 Reports. Dec 9-11 Student ledconferences. Fri Dec 12 Prizegiving. 11am. Thur Dec 18 Last Day ofschool 2014. Oan?alaa. *o*z"otq&?aaaozilaatlqa4zf4"lz'ac&'7,,,zaaael?dzt44lzAea',*trl0ad,ktq&fftamoulRetAmAAa&Tarrfk?lRaAtrorSdl, Otlor4A?,n/od4
School closed.Tues Oct 28 Teacher only day. School closed.Mon Nov 3 East School Calf Club.Fri Nov 7 Group Day Calf Club.
Nov 10-11 Learn to Ride. Project Energize.Wed Nov 19 Athletics.Mon Nov 24 BOT Meeting. All Welcome.Fri Nov 28 TriathlonThur Dec 4 Cool Banana's.Fri Dec 5 Reports.
Dec 9-11 Student led conferences.Fri Dec 12 Prizegiving. 11am.Thur Dec 18 Last Day ofschool 2014.
GROWLINK VEGES ORDERS Growlink will deliver your veges orders to your home ad-dress through the holidays for $2 delivery. Just order as usual. www.growlink.co.nz
DISCO & HANGI This Thursday Mad and Roopu are holding a fundraising disco and hangi. Hangi meals will need to be picked up at the disco. Tickets for hangi are $12 each and there are still a few available for sale through the office. Disco 5.30-7pm. Hangi pickup from 6.30pm.
TEACHER ONLY DAY 28 OCTOBER As part of our continuing development, Mike Scadden is working with teachers and teacher aides on Tuesday 28th of October. We have bumped this day onto Queens Birth-day weekend, allowing for a four day weekend for wha-nau. Enjoy!
CYCLING ELECTIVE Next term we would like to offer a bike riding elective for our senior children on Friday mornings on our new bike track. For this to happen we will need parent help. Please let us know if you are interested in helping.
SEASONS PROGRAMME Seasons is a peer support activity programme available for young people which students can attend during school time. Deanna has spaces available next term (T4) for stu-dents aged 8-10 yrs. If you think your child could benefit from this programme or for more information please con-tact the school office.
WAIHI EAST SCHOOL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER 30/2014 24 September 2014
Kia ora We have some excited tamariki getting organized for the school disco tomorrow night. The theme is come dressed in something starting with the first letter of your name. We look forward to a fun night with lots of prizes to be handed out. A huge thank you to Alex who is coordinating this event on behalf of Roopu and MAD. There are some hangi tickets still available. Come and get a kai and watch our children enjoy their evening. In this weeks Waihi Leader we are advertising our school cleaning job. Our thanks to Murray who has been our very capable cleaner to date. We wish Murray well with his new endeavors. If you know of anyone who can work 3.30-5.30pm Monday to Friday, please get them to apply. Details are in the local paper. Larn Wilkinson from Mitai (his new consultancy company) is working at Waihi East School next term. His first project is leadership growth using traditional rakau with our lads, and a second project is waka ama training in readiness for a cluster competition. Year five and six children who wish to participate need to write a letter of application due this week. Larn is an amazing resource. We are very excited to work alongside him. Cool Kids invitations are going home this week. Remember this is the afternoon where tamariki can bring cool bikes, cars and special things to school to enjoy. One idea shared in the staffroom was bring a kite to school, the weather certainly is aligning to this type of activity. This Friday is not a mufti day, please send all children dressed in uniform. Mike Bellamy is all set to build our bike track these holidays. We are very excited about this project. The Bike On Trust has already donated 210 helmets to our school and each child will receive a helmet to keep at school before the track officially opens on the 15th of October. Fifty bikes are on order, in a variety of sizes that all children can enjoy. We are seeking donations of balance bikes. If you have one you would like to share, please let us know. The Board of Trustees are seeking your opinion about having a bee hive situated by the car park. This is a student led initiative. What do you think? Please let us know. A big, big big welcome back to Mr Cowan. Ross has been off site for two weeks. Its great to have you back. Thank you to David Dixon who relieved at school in Ross’s absence. Lastly a HUGE thank you to those parents who are positive contributors to our school. Your positive words and mahi in our community inspire staff. Enjoy your spring break with tamariki. We look forward to your positive contribution to our awesome school in term four. Nga mihi nui, Emily ([email protected])
CALENDAR FUNDRAISER You can order art calendars, art card packs or you can send a photo and get photo cards and calendars made. All orders are $12 each. All orders with payment to the office before 26th September please.
YR 5/6 BASKETBALL
Year 5 and 6 basketball competition games continue on Thursday nights at the Waihi Events Centre. Games are 5 minutes each way with 1 minute half time. Draw for Thursday 25th September. 3.54pm East 2 v Beach 2. 4.18pm East 1 v Waimata. 4.30pm East 1 v St. Jos. 4.54pm East 2 v Central.
UNIFORMS There are still a few soccer uniforms out there. ALL soc-cer shirts are to be returned to school office now please. Thank You.
SCHOOL LUNCHES Wednesdays & Fridays = Subway. Thursdays = Sushi.
CHOCOLATE SALES Please return all unsold chocolates and money to the of-fice ASAP. Thank you.
ABSENTEE TEXT Is your child sick or away from school? For all absentee texts please use 02102584817 as this comes straight to the office.
WAIHI BASKETBALL CIRCLE OF GROWTH
Year 3 & 4 Basketball
Starts Monday 20th October 2014 3.30pm – 4.45pm Waihi College Gym. $15 per player - 6 Weeks – this includes t-shirt. 4 Weeks – Drills and Skills with Waihi College Senior Basket-ball Players.2 Weeks – Tournament style games. Enrolment forms at all schools. Contact: Rachael Hall – 027 870 0937, [email protected]
INLINE HOCKEY– Mighty Pucks Learn to skate/play hockey. Starting week 2 term 4. Waihi Events Centre. Wednesday 4.30-6pm. $20 for term. Please bring a bike helmet.
SPORTNACTION SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME
WEEK ONE MONDAY 29TH 1-4 PM EVENT CENTRE: POLICE BLUE LIGHT ACTIVITY (Ball sports, Touch, Basketball, Skating and more). COST: FREE TUESDAY 30TH 10 AM -12 PM EVENT CENTRE: BADMIN-TON. COST : $5 (Rackets available). THURSDAY 2ND 10 AM -1 PM GIRLS GEAR UP BIKE: Yr 5/6 girls bike from Waihi to Waikino. (Meet Waihi Railway Station). COST: FREE THURSDAY 2ND 1-4 PM EVENT CENTRE: POLICE BLUE LIGHT ACTIVITY (Ball Sports, Touch , Basketball, Skating and more). COST: FREE FRIDAY 3RD 1-5 PM WAIHI BEACH JUNIOR TENNIS FUN DAY: MEET WAIHI BEACH TENNIS COURTS; COST: GOLD COIN (Rackets Available) WEEK TWO MONDAY 6TH 1-4 PM EVENT CENTRE: POLICE BLUE LIGHT ACTIVITY (Ball sports, Touch, Basketball, Skating and more). COST: FREE. TUESDAY 7TH . 10 AM -12 PM EVENT CENTRE: SKATING COST: $5. (SKATES PROVIDED) Bring socks. THURSDAY 9TH 10 AM -1PM BOYS BLACK HILL THUN-DER: Yr 5/6 Boys bike the Black Hill Tracks . Meet at the end of Clark Street. COST: FREE. THURSDAY 9TH 1-4PM EVENT CENTRE: POLICE BLUE LIGHT ACTIVITY( Ball Sports,Touch, Basketball, Skating. COST: FREE. FRIDAY 10TH 1-5PM WAIHI BEACH JUNIOR TENNIS FUN DAY: MEET WAIHI BEACH TENNIS COURTS; COST: GOLD COIN (Rackets Available) FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION ON ALL ACTIVI-TIES CALL PAULINE AT SPORTNACTION : 863 7295 / 021 223 7295 Email: [email protected]
COMMUNITY NOTICES Disco & Hangi Fundraiser Thursday 25th September, 5.30-7pm.
Mark the date in your calendar for our awesome school disco and hangi!!! Disco is being held at the Anglican Church Hall (across from the pumphouse).
Theme for the Disco is “come dressed as something
starting with the first letter of your name”. Entry is a gold coin donation per student. A canteen will be operating selling kai and drinks. Cash only. We would appreciate some home baking which we will sell on this night. If you are able to help with baking please deliver to school Thursday morning.
Hangi is to be pre-purchased and collected from out-
side the disco hall from 6.30pm that evening. Tickets are $12 each and are available in the office. Only a few tickets left so be in quick!
CASH for Communities Earn $$$ for our school with PGG Wrightson cash for Com-munities. Any farmer who purchases Balance Agri-nutrients on their Wrightson account between 1st September and 30th November 2014 can earn cash for our school.
The rippa team had a very successful trip to Wellington coming in a very respectable 6th place
nationally. We have thanked Phil for his outstanding skills and for leading an amazing group of
students in a sporting experience.
All EOTC/risk management paperwork was completed before leaving. Sue coordinated all
activities and finances. The Board congratulates Phil, Sue, the team and their families.
Accelerated Literacy Learning (ALL)
This group is coming to a close, with our 15 weeks finishing off in week 10. This program,
alongside classroom teaching has been hugely effective and in our view, time well spent. Children
have made significant gains in their reading levels, hitting our goals, and putting them in a position
to reach National Standards by their anniversary dates. We are looking to duplicate this process
in some form next year, but in a wider setting.
As part of our contract with the Ministry of Education, Briar and Emily will present in Rotorua to
facilitators and colleagues. Briar is completing our progress report to the Ministry of Education.
We have applied to continue this programme in 2015.
Due to the success of this programme, Reading Recovery will be put on hold for 2015 and the
Accelerated Literacy Learning programme will be extended using Board of Trustee funding.
Staffing 2015
We have received the Ministry of Education staffing levels for 2015. Two teaching positions will
be advertised, a legal requirement. We currently have three fixed term teachers in the school.
The Board hopes that these fixed term teachers will apply for these positions.
Fort Playground
A huge thank you to Ross for coordinating the paint work of our fort, and David Dixon for spray
painting the structure. Our playground looks amazing.
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Chocolates
We have closed the chocolate fundraiser and are awaiting money and/or chocolates from 18
whanau. 44 boxes are unsold. These will be sold from the office, and when appropriate, at
fundraisers.
MAD (Make a Difference) Group/Roopu Fundraiser
The disco is all in hand. Roopu and MAD will share the profit. I appreciate the ideas generated by
this group and how they are very quick to support new initiatives.
Health and Safety Check
Areas that have been addressed this month:
New tap on the staff room hot water cylinder.
Painted yellow strips where the concrete is uneven/is a step.
Hall and room 9 require safety strips on the edge of the steps. These are on back order.
New evacuation lists to be placed in classrooms.
Bikes in Schools
Invitations are in the process of being sent out for our grand opening on the 15th October at
11am. Mike Bellamy will undertake this project during the school spring break.
ERO
ERO was an extremely positive experience. We were able to have conversations/discussions points
leading to improved outcomes. Staff felt safe in sharing their knowledge and being open to next
steps.
As a Board we are starting to consider how we are going to develop n new school vision that is
reflective of our whanau and new initiatives in education. A consultant will support this
development over the next year. The Board will also continue to refine key Policies.
Bees
After receiving a letter from Izzie and I’lah the Board now seeks whanau feedback about having
a hive of bees at school. Like with the Country Calendar programme viewed earlier in the year, a
wind mat cloth will be placed around the hive as a barrier to children.
Kind Regards
Donna, Seton, Alex, Tineke, Julie, Peter and Emily
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Dearmembers try U a 5 *We have a problem that we would like to share with you. Last week, +we learnt that the bee population is reducing around the world. This is *because some people are using harmful sprays on the plants and Tflowers that the bees are collecting nectar from. Also, due to human #activities, paddocks have turned into cities, towns and roads. This #1nmeans the bees are struggling to find, collect and store food for tt"i, flFfamities. tg
We have learnt that bees are very irnportant insects because we need f; \ t+
them to pollinate fruit. Fruit provides us with important vitamins and *nutrients. They also make delicious honey which is very good for us. We Tneed bees more than they need us! f
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lzzie and l'lah have written the above letter to the Board of Trustees asking if Waihi East School will allow Bee hives atschool. They will be behind a high netting screen in the staff car park. They have been in contact with the Ministry ofEducation and have gained their support.The Board would like to know how the school community feels about bee hives at school. please fill out below and returnto the school office tomorrow.We would like / not like to have bee hives at school.
Name: Signed:
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