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Term 1 is ticked off and what a time it has been!

It's hard to believe that we are already at the end of the first term. We've managed to pack in quite a lot this term, and it's been great to see our middle syndicate students already growing as learners and setting themselves goals to achieve.

Read on to find out what the Senior Syndicate has been up to this term

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The students are close to finishing a beautiful mural that welcomes our school community.

This is recognition of pupils who always display the school values and it is given out at the end of every term.

What is Dysgraphia?

Getting ready for the roof to go on.

Thank you to the businesses who have kindly supported Kaikorai and the Skool Loop app.

From time to time we have a number of children who do well in activities outside of the school. We love hearing about these but do not always know what everyone has achieved or give it the correct recognition. If you child has done well in an outside of school event and would like it recognised in the newsletter please fill out the form.

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Check out some of the great pictures from the photo booth at the recent school disco.

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Read Ella's review of the multisport day

On Anzac Day, Sunday 25th April, the Dawn Service of Remembrance will commence at 6.30am at the Cenotaph – Queens Gardens and an invitation is extended to you all to participate in the march. A program for the event can be downloaded from our website: www.dn-rsa.org.nz after the 18th April. Those wishing to march need to be assembled no later than 6am. Family medals may be worn on the right side of the chest.

Funsticks is a fundamental movement and basic skill development programme that consists of 10 one hour sessions.

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This is a free initiative run by the Otago University Medical Students- and this year, it will be held from Monday 10th to Thursday 14th May. The philosophy behind the venture is creating a positive 'doctor' experience for young children, so that some of the anxiety, fear and confusion experienced when visiting the doctor can be reduced.

We are looking for families with children living in Dunedin who identify as New Zealand European (Pakeha) with a child or children between the ages of 6 years to 7½ years old for a study on children’s understanding of the social world.

We have beginner classes for both males and females starting on either Saturday mornings from 9.30am to 11am or Tuesday afternoons 4.30 till 5.30pm.

Please see the attachment for more information.