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Amesbury Digest - 22 June 2020

Kia ora

Welcome to the penultimate week of Term 2 2020. 

By my calculation, not that I was fortunate enough to learn maths at Amesbury, this is the longest term in the history of the school, a total of 12 weeks. Teaching and learning looks completely different now than it did at the beginning of the term.

Obviously, major credit goes to Urs and her dedicated band of teachers who, in a very short period of time, developed a way of teaching offsite and have altered this throughout the term as the Covid-19 levels changed. However, credit is also due to all the parents & caregivers who were the key link between teachers and students for a significant amount of time. But let's also not forget all of the Amesbury kids who adapted so well to the turmoil that was thrust upon them all of a sudden. 

I'd also like to make a special mention of those children who turned 5 and started their schooling while in lockdown. What a way to start your schooling! But also what a story for your grandchildren.

Thank you everyone - Amesbury's awesome team of (approximately) 1000.

Contents

School Notices - 22 June 2020

by John Murrihy

2 weeks of school left in Term 2 ....

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Swimming Lessons Term 3 2020

by Lisa Bengtsson

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Whole School Cross Country

by Michelle Prinsloo

It's time for our Whole School Cross Country!

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Scholastic Books Club

by Regina Singh

Issue 2 : Term 2, 2020 of Scholastic's Book Club is now available for online ordering.

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Upcoming Year 6 Intermediate Orientations

by Demelza Topp

In this article, you will find information about the Year 6 orientation for Newlands (26 June) and Raroa (30 July).

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Change of plans for term 4 camps 2020

by Urs Cunningham

Given the ongoing situation with Covid-19,we have made a decision about the school camps that usually run in term 4 each year.

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