We hope that you have started to settle in to the new normal that lockdown means for your family. We appreciate that this will look different for individual families and perhaps even on different days. Some days your child may be bouncing out of bed keen for learning, some days they may be slower to start or keen on games and family time. This new phase of New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 is very different than anything most of us have ever experienced. I wanted to reassure you that our school staff and Board of Trustees will continue to be available to support your child’s learning and wellbeing in the next weeks.

Congratulations to Mrs Clarkson who has been appointed as an RTLB (Resource teacher of learning and behaviour) and is leaving us at the end of the term.

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13th March 2020

We will update Certificate of Excellence Once School Has Reopened

Tuesday 10 March - 12:30pm

Upcoming Kelly Club April 2020 Holiday Programme Brochure

Last week the Year 6's enjoyed a fantastic three days down in the Kaueranga Valley, supported by an enthusiastic army of teachers and parent volunteers.

Live theatre with Jo and MC from The Ridiculous Rhyme Show UK

During week 2 this term we were able to take part in learning some football skills. The students in the Kowhai Team loved getting involved and having a turn in the inflatable football pitch. We learnt some great teamwork skills and enjoyed getting outside.

They will be performing their interactive Literacy based performance for Year 0 to Year 4 followed by their TV workshop for Years 5 and 6. This gives an insight in to the media industry.

Thank you to all of those who have already paid their school activity fee. We rely on this funding to continue to provide the variety of rich opportunities for our students to learn beyond the classroom.

Education outside the classroom is a highly anticipated part of our Kauri team school experience with our Year 5 EOTC days and our Year 6 camp.

The lovely Peter Taylor, grandad of two of our students, Charlotte and Joshua Cottle, made our transition room their fabulous lego table over the holidays. It is a firm favourite of the students in the room and all those that visit! He also made them a work bench which they are looking forward to putting to good use. We are so fortunate here at Three Kings School to have such a supportive community and whanau.

Thank you to our school community - we raised $577 for our Australian counterparts whose schools were affected by the bush fires this summer.

All the students had a wonderful time and enjoyed all their experiences

Are you interested in seeing your child succeed with music in 2019? Music lessons are a great way to enrich your children’s lives with fun while they learn amazing new skills on their instrument of choice.

Happy New Year. Welcome back to Three Kings School and a warm welcome to all our new families. We hope everyone has had a great break and ready for the school year. First day back to school, Friday 7 February 2020.

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Our fantastic new transition room, which welcomes our five years old's to Three Kings School, is on the lookout for spare lego.

Our staff spent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week doing staff professional development, which was a great start to our year.

A very warm welcome to all of our students who have started at Three Kings School this year. We started our year with a fabulous powhiri - thank you to all of our new students and whanau who attended.

Today is Safer Internet Day, a global event joining 150 nations, thousands of organisations and millions of people together for a better internet. Netsafe are using the day to promote behaviours that support safe, responsible and positive online outcomes. See below for a couple of useful links;

Our market is dominated by IT. Big names include Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Tesla’s Elon Musk. Both these business people gained their success through their knowledge of coding and used it to create programs used by billions of people worldwide. In today’s world, it’s essential for young people to learn how to create software not just consume it. Coding NZ’s classes empower students with the tools they need and help give them the best chance at being successful in our increasingly digital age within their chosen fields (art, literature, science etc.) They’ll carry these skills for life. Extend your child’s awareness and horizons: Sign up now at codingnz.com/signup