Principal's news
Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa.
Visit this articleWe hope your child has settled back into life at Kaikorai School and are really enjoying the exciting programmes our excellent teachers have planned.
Nau mai haere mai ki Kaikorai Kura - a special warm welcome to our new Kaikorai students
Welcome, Danica, Jonathon, Bodhi, Alana, Amber, Heidi, Manako, Isla, James, Andreas, Alex, Rose, Noah, Poppy, Yuan, Dylan, Jared and Harchandan - we are thrilled you are here!
Upcoming events and important dates for your diary
- Week 5 1st - 2nd March parent interviews via zoom or phone
- Week 6 8-10 March Year 5-6 Long Beach trip
- Week 8 Monday 21st March Otago Anniversary Day - School Closed
- Week 8 Tuesday 22nd March Teacher only day
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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 your child has done well and would like it recognised in the newsletter please fill out this form.
Contents
Junior News
What a start to the year it has been! Three weeks have flown by and we are now well into the swing of things.
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Welcome to the middle syndicate!
Welcome to the middle syndicate. We have enjoyed a great start to the year getting back into routines, and looking forward to supporting your children in their learning journey. We would like to give a warm welcome to our new Kaikorai whānau.
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Senior News
Nā tēnei ao, ka wātea koe ki te mahi aha, me ngākau atawhai! If you can be anything in this world, be kind!
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Parent interviews
Parent interviews are to be held in Week 5 (1st - 2nd March) via zoom or telephone.
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Preparing for covid in our community
The Wellbeing Zone
Kaikorai Primary School is committed to providing a safe place where all children feel a sense of belonging and feel supported in their learning. The mental and physical wellbeing of our tamariki is a priority for us. Research has found that higher academic achievement is more likely when interventions include self-regulation components. To support our wellbeing journey, our school is implementing the Zones of Regulation® framework into our teaching and learning programmes.
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The Parent group
Come and join this amazing group of parents who help raise funds and support our children!
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