MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL/TUMUAKI
‘E ako ana, ā, e tipu tahi ana tātou’ - Learning and growing together.
Visit this articleTERM ONE EVENTS
FEBRUARY
24 - Year 6 Leadership Day
24 - Kia Kaha Programme ( 24 Feb - 6 March)
26 - Whānau Connect/Goal Setting/Meet the Teacher Evening
27 - PALs Training
28 - Official Opening of Bike Track - 1.30pm
MARCH
7 - Assembly (Senior)
10 - Life Education Programme (10-18 March)
10 - Mr Yipadee - Author Visit
12 - Girls' Rippa Rugby Tournament (Y3-6)
17 - Teacher Only/Curriculum Day - School Closed
20-21 - Year 5 Camp
24 - Otago Anniversary Day - Public Holiday
28 - TSSA Swimming Champs
28 - Assembly - Junior - Mātai & Mānuka
APRIL
4 - Year 0-3 Cross Country
8-11 - Year 6 Camp
11 April - Last Day of Term 1
28 April - First day of Term 2
‘E ako ana, ā, e tipu tahi ana tātou’ - Learning and growing together.
Visit this articleOur bike track is ready for its official opening! Kirsten McCrostie was sowing the last of the grass seed this morning.
Visit this articleThese students were noticed by staff, parents or students as displaying our school Values in specific situations.
Visit this articleOrders are open online for the sausage sizzle on 7th March on Kindo or the Kindo app.
Visit this articleThe AGM of the Home and School Committee will be held on 19 March at 6pm in the School staff room.
Visit this articleKindo is our preferred method of payment for Home & School activities - BBQ's and most fundraisers. Please take the time to set it up now if you are new to school.
Visit this articleMEANS OF COMMUNICATION WITH WHĀNAU AT EAST TAIERI SCHOOL At East Taieri School we aim to provide as much information to our families and whānau as possible. To help you, we have listed all of the different forms of communication that we use. We encourage you to sign up for as many of these as possible.
Visit this articleGreater Green Island Guide Club - Brownies and Guides have space for more girls aged 7-12 years, keen to join in on the fun that GirlGuiding NZ has to offer. We offer a non-competitive learning environment that is open-minded and values-based. It’s a supportive place to grow confident, adventurous girls who are ready to be tomorrow’s leaders. We offer a programme where the girls themselves have a say in the activities they get to participate in and offer experiences like camps, crafts, and real-life experiences, rewarding them with badges as they learn new skills. To register your interest and find out more about our rewarding programme, complete the form found here: Register Your Interest - GirlGuiding New Zealand - You be the Guide!
Visit this articleFringe is all about making the arts accessible, and this year 44% of events are free, koha, or under $15.
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