Are your tamariki interested in taking up any of our co-curricular lessons this year?

There are multiple ways that parents/caregivers can see what their tamariki are learning at school, including the detailed weekly timetable.

In this article, we have provided information that will enable you to get the most out of HERO. Please click on the links below to find the information you are looking for.

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) happens from 11-17 Hepetema (September) 2023. The theme is Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori – making the language stronger.

If you missed the chance to experience our journey vicariously through your tamariki, let us take you on a virtual tour of their captivating trip to Capital E.

As the term comes to a close, we're thrilled to reflect on the incredible journey our ākonga have embarked upon over the past weeks. It's been an adventure filled with growth, learning, and unforgettable moments. Let's take a look at some of the recent highlights!

Are you ready for some literary magic this holiday season? Mark your calendars because our annual Book Fair is just around the corner! This event promises to be a treasure trove of fantastic reads, perfect for filling those Christmas stockings. But wait, there's more! We're calling on volunteers to lend a hand at the counter and make this event a resounding success.

Term 4 dates have been confirmed for all students across the kura (school) and parent help is required.

Tuesday 17th October will see ākonga from Y3-6 travel to take part in our annual athletics day at a new venue.

An exciting and informative day out at Wellington Museum and Te Papa.

With memories of the FIFA Women’s World Cup still fresh in our memories, our ākonga will get a chance to showcase their skills on Rāapa (Wednesday) at Ākau Tangi Sports Centre, Kilbirnie.

As we approach the much-anticipated Road Patrol Parade 2023, we want to remind you of this special event dedicated to honoring the hard work and dedication of our outstanding Road Patrollers who ensure the safety of our school roads.

Amesbury School will be holding our second and final set of conferences for 2023 in several weeks' time. These conferences will be face to face meetings at Amesbury School.

Lots happening on the Amesbury sporting front this term.

The end of year camps are fast approaching! We are in the process of finalising all details but wanted to give you some key information and dates so you can put them in your calendar.

We have organised our hub teams in the same way for the past few years, and in order to best meet the needs of our students going forwards, we are going to structure our hubs differently next year.

Harakeke Camp is coming up in Week 1 of Term 4. Please read on for information and fill out the consent form.

This year, we are very excited to run our Cultural Festival as an opportunity to showcase the beautiful cultures present in our school.

We want to celebrate all achievements of ākonga at Amesbury School.

This issue's specials are: Spend $70+ = 3 Free Books. Spend $50+ = 2 Free Books. Spend $30+ = 1 Free Book

Our list of school activities for Term 3 ....

Nau mai, haere mai. A warm welcome to Term 3 2023 to all returning ākonga and whānau, and a special welcome to all our new students and their families. We are looking forward to connecting with you all over this term. We hope that you have all had a lovely time with your whānau over the school holidays.