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

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

Because of our Outdoor Education Day being held on Friday, we are holding Pink Shirt Day this Thursday, 19th May. Could children wear a pink shirt or someting pink and bring a gold coin donation to support the Mental Health Foundation.

A whole-school approach to stop bullying brings everyone together — the Board, school staff, students, parents and whānau, and the broader community — to work on creating a safe, inclusive and accepting school environment where everyone feels a sense of belonging. For this to be successful we must first understand what bullying is and ways to prevent it from happening.

This Friday the Whole School will be going to the Tirohanga Camp at North Taieri.

The Junior Team had their own separate mini assembly on Friday. Congratulations to the following children who received certificates.

Confirmed COVID-19 Cases

Triennial elections for school Boards of Trustees are to be held during September this year.

For children to develop perseverance, they need to be challenged by things that make them want to give up. This means that parents, teachers and facilitators have to let children deal with discomfort. That may sound easy, but it's not.

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.

Alexis Robin from Bayleys Metro will donate $500 to East Taieri School for a successful sale of a property through a referral.

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