Our thoughts are with our families who suffered from flooding and the threat of flooding. We were fortunate at school with only a few underwater pathways.

This week we have sent a number of students home because they have been feeling unwell.

Casebrook Intermediate operates a school enrolment scheme. However, Casebrook welcomes out of zone enrolments as our school capacity allows us to cater for most students interested in joining us.

Everyone benefits from knowing how to code these days.

Please send your child to the space between the Foods and Digi rooms if they are looking for any lost items.

Papanui High School visited Casebrook twice in one week! Students were treated to Mr Smith visiting and the Performing Arts Roadshow.

Talofa! This week is Samoan Language Week. Chloe from Room 9 interviewed Miss Wilkinson to find out more about this year's themes and why the event is important.

Casebrook students were visited by scientists from Otago University in Week 4 of this term. Amelia and Isabelle from Room 9 share their experience.

There's more to music than just taking on the centre stage with your instrument! Music Enrichment takes a look at all the behind the scenes stuff that makes the magic happen.

Millie, Peyton, and Alexa caught up with Jay Tan from Room 16 to find out about his recent badminton achievements.

Our current REP focus for this fortnight is looking at using respectful language at school.

This week in the canteen we have some yummy hot chocolates for those cold winter days only $1.50 each

Over the last few weeks we have sold lots of popcorn but we still have a few weeks left to go so if you would like some more please let us know. We really love how much support we have received, please keep selling.

Our annual quiz night is back for another year. We always have a lot of positive feedback and it is a great community event that is open to anyone that would like to join us.

Are you finding it more difficult to communicate with your son or daughter as they move into adolescence? Are you receiving conflicting information on what ‘other kids’ are allowed to do? Is it frustrating when your teenager only communicates in one syllable grunts or ignores you altogether?

Tōtaranui Kāhui Ako (7 schools and 10 Early Childhood Services in the Northwest of Christchurch) has received some funding from the Ministry of Education which they, in conjunction with Papanui Youth Development, have been able to develop a Website of Support Services available for whanau in the local area.

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