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Term 4 is fast approaching, its great to have some warmer days where we can can get outside, everyone is getting excited about water play....
Visit this articleUPCOMING EVENTS;
Pet Day - Wednesday 16th October
Dress Up Day - Thursday 31st October
THANK YOU;
Axel Bolin for helping us out with his chainsaw!
REMINDERS;
As it is warming up we will be asking the children to put on their hats and to have sun screen applied. Can you please provide your child with a named sunhat each day, as all children are required to have one on outside. We apply sunscreen to the children before lunch, so please can you ensure that you have applied sunscreen in the morning. If you would like your own sunscreen applied, can you bring one in for us.
Please also remember to bring along your child's wet bag each day.
If tamariki or adults are suffering from general illnesses ie hand, foot and mouth, ringworm, slapped cheek, headlice, conjunctivitis, etc they will be asked not to attend preschool until condition has been treated. Anyone suffering from vomiting or diarrhoea must not attend preschool until 48 hours after last symptoms.
CONGRATULATIONS;
Aimee & Nick Nelson on the birth of a wee brother for Bronte.
Tiffany & Hayden Smith on the birth of their daughter Ryle
Marie & Michael on the birth of Beau, a sister to MJ.
Term 4 is fast approaching, its great to have some warmer days where we can can get outside, everyone is getting excited about water play....
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