‘E ako ana, ā, e tipu tahi ana tātou’ - Learning and growing together.

It’s more than a day, it’s a movement. Pink Shirt Day gives everyone an opportunity to speak up, stand together and stop bullying. Everyone deserves to feel safe, supported and respected, whether it’s at school, at work or in their community. Pink Shirt Day is an opportunity to come together to celebrate diversity, and promote kindness and inclusiveness.

These students were noticed by staff, parents or students as displaying our school Values in specific situations.

There was great excitement on Friday as students headed to their first Discovery Time session. It was great to see such a range of activities led by excellent student leaders.

Congratulations to these children who were recognised by their Student Leader Peers as demonstrating excellent SELF MANAGEMENT during our first Discovery Time session on Friday - great mahi team!!

Room 3 and Room 4 wrote poems for our mothers explaining just how special they are.

A car turning out of the carpark onto Cemetery Road failed to give way to a car heading down Cemetery Road towards the Retirement Village this morning causing a 'near miss.' Please take extreme care when turning out onto Cemetery Road.

There was some fabulous drumming coming from the Music Room last week.

Please check your child's hair - these wee critters are back again. It would be a good idea to check your child's hair regularly. If present please treat immediately before sending children back to school.

We are selling first aid kits, plasters & ice packs to raise funds to put towards the bike track.

Once sold, return the card and money to the office by 26 May 2023. If you cannot sell them all or do not wish to participate, please return your card to the office as soon as possible. It is very important that all cards are returned.