Rangiora Borough School


Kia ora tatou, Talofa lava, Mālō e lelei, Kia orana, Bula vinaka, Namaste, Nǐ hǎo, Salve, Bonjour, Kamusta, de Groeten, Greetings.

Thank you for your continued support of our school. Hearing of the positive things that our children are involved in out of school hours also shows that they continue to show the school values in all they do.

Welcome to our Cohort 2 New Entrant children and their families. It has been great seeing these new children on their pre-entry school readiness visits over the last couple of weeks, and we know that they will enjoy their time here at Rangiora Borough School.

In this newsletter, we introduce another couple of current Board members to share of their involvement in the governance of the school. This year, there will be School Boards Elections for the next three year term. We look forward to a number of people putting their hand up to be nominated as a Board member. During next term, there will be opportunity to engage with Board members in a less formal setting and ask questions about the role. We will keep you updated.

On Thursday 13th of March, the world will observe Kidney Day with a special event - a non-uniform day with a gold coin donation. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about kidney health and the importance of taking care of our kidneys. Thank you to our school leaders for organising this event.

Please ensure the date for this week's Ministry Curriculum Staff Only Day of Friday 14 March is in your calendars. School is closed this day for our teachers to undertake their learning about the newly refreshed Maths Curriculum. We are also being joined by the teaching staff of Yaldhurst School for their staff only day. Thank you for your continued support of our school.

Have a great couple of weeks, and thanks again for your support.

Keep smiling

Shane

In this newsletter:

  • Happenings in school

  • Maths Curriculum Staff Only Day - this Friday

  • Non-Uniform Day this Thursday - World Kidney Day

  • 2025 Term Dates

  • Meet two more Board members

  • Reminder of correct school uniform

  • Food and Nutrition Policy

  • Celebrating Ngā Rākau e Rua

  • Community notices


  1. Tui Team Whanau Connect Time at Discovery

    It was great to see parents and whanau join us for Discovery time on Monday 24th February. The children had a great time sharing ... Read more…
  2. Ruru Free & Frequent Reward

    The vote was counted and the winner was... Bring a toy to school. Read more…
  3. Our daily School "Bell"

    Gone are the days of the regular bell signalling time to start learning ... Read more…
  4. Maths Curriculum Staff Only Day - Friday March 14 (School Closed)

    As outlined previously, the Education Minister has provided 2 Maths Curriculum Days during 2025 for teachers to undertake professional ... Read more…
  5. World Kidney Non-Uniform Day: A Day of Giving and Awareness

    Join us on World Kidney Day, March 13, for a non-uniform day. Donate a gold coin and raise awareness together! Let's make a difference. Read more…
  6. RBS Food and Nutrition Policy

    Reminder of the school Food and Nutrition Policy Read more…
  7. Tūī team classrooms are looking great!

    Tūī classrooms are looking great ... Read more…
  8. Supporting learning at home

    The following guides are part of the helpful resources recently produced by the Ministry of Education Read more…
  9. Empowering Girls Through Sports: The Girls Got Game Initiative

    Discover Girls Got Game, a fantastic initiative by North Canterbury Sport! Engaging sessions to inspire girls to play basketball with ... Read more…
  10. Reminder of School Uniform Guidelines

    Uniform is a requirement at Rangiora Borough School and our Rangiora Borough School uniform is compulsory. Navy Blue is our ... Read more…
  11. Maths No Problem: Tui Year 0 -1 Tamariki practicing Math Skills.

    Look at our awesome young learners having fun with objects and activities together. They explored and learnt with a smile on their faces! Read more…
  12. Getting involved with the 10th anniversary of Ngā Rākau e Rua

    Our kura/school is the place where many tamariki/children (and in many cases whanau/family when learning through their children) start ... Read more…
  13. Introducing Board member Sam Jones

    My 4 kids have been through Rangiora Borough School, and I have been on the school board for 5 years. Being on the board is a ... Read more…
  14. Introducing Board member Rebecca Lamont

    I grew up in Rangiora and attended Rangiora Borough School for the early part of my primary school years, so now that I have children ... Read more…
  15. April Holiday kids Pottery Workshop

    Limited opportunity to have this great art experience over the holidays Read more…
  16. Community Notices

    Manaaki Māmā; Safe Driver mentor programme, Festival of Oxford Read more…
  17. Term Dates for 2025

    At our school Board meeting held 13 August 2024, the 2025 Term Dates were ratified. Please add these to your calendars now to help ... Read more…

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