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Welcome to Term 3 Newsletter 2024

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

Welcome back to our families and a special welcome to new whānau starting with us this term.

We have a number of exciting events and happenings planned and already confirmed for this term. I have put the confirmed events in one article for easy reference, and will keep it as a separate article on our website too. We hope to see as many of you as possible at some of these events, but always thank you for your support.

Reminder also of your invitation to book a time for you and your child to share the first half year learning and goals with their class teacher at our Ako ngātahi learn ing conferences. I encourage you to book a time so that you can celebrate the learning together. See the article for how to do this. Wednesday and Thursday this week, school finishes at 2:00pm. Thank you for your support.

Today, we had a very busy school site, with the Kidsfest Market day happening. This has been a regular feature of the Kidsfest programme for a number of years, and is very popular. It was great to see our band entertaining the crowd and getting great reviews from the spectators. Our Jump Jam crew also entertained the crowd and shows that the practise is really worth it.

Congratulations to all those involved and many thanks to the fundraising team who put in the work to make it such a successful time.

You are invited to help welcome our new families (including our new entrants from the middle of the term) at our Mihi Whakatau at 9:15am on Monday morning. This will be in the hall.

Keep smiling

Shane

In this newsletter:

Contents

Surplus building on the move

by Shane Buckner

During the holiday break, the old Piwakawaka building was moved to be refurbished at Addington School in Christchurch.

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Mihi Whakatau and welcome to new whānau - Monday 22 July 9:15am

by Shane Buckner

We are starting our Term 3 with our welcome to new students, whānau and staff at our mihi whakatau on Monday 22 July at 9:15am.

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Learning together

Reminder: Ako ngātahi Mid Year Learning Conferences - Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 July 2024.

by Shane Buckner

Following on from the mid year progress reporting, you are encouraged to attend a learning conference with your child in Week 1 of Term 3

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Tūī movie afternoon

by Amy Florkowski

Happy holidays from the Tūī team.

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What's coming up in Term 3?

by Shane Buckner

We have another exciting and full term of activities and events happening at Rangiora Borough School.

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"Phones away for the day"

by Shane Buckner

Just a reminder of the Government direction that all portable devices will be away for the day.

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PB4L Disco Reward

by Kairangi Leaders

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

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School Timetable update

by Taara Boyle

Using research and data, we have made a tweak to our timetable during the day. Read more about this here.

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Matariki Art

by Marie Reed

The Tūī team have been celebrating and learning about Matariki. As well as joining in our fun school Matariki celebration day, we have been learning about the stars, learning waiata and creating art to decorate our classrooms.

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Congratulations to our talented teams for their outstanding achievements at the Epro8 challenge!

by Angela Newland

Students showcased creativity and technical skills, securing top spots in the E pro 8 North Canterbury competition. Great job, future engineers! 🌟

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Drop off and pick up at the school gate(s)

by Shane Buckner

As we get into the wetter weather especially, we need to be mindful of safe practices in our cars at pick up and drop off times.

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Communication @ Rangiora Borough

by Shane Buckner

Schools need to be able to communicate efficiently and regularly. This article explains the communication channels we use here at Rangiora Borough.

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