Mike Crawford - April 9, 2023
Kia ora ki te whānau,
We hope everyone is getting some quality holiday time in before we return to a busy term 2.
Through the school donation scheme and funding provided my North Canterbury Sport and Recreation trust the cost of the lessons and buses is fully covered this year. However, to make the most of our time at Dudley we give our students the opportunity to take part in a rec swim. The cost for this to parents in $21.50 at $2.15 a swim. This is an excellent offer we are extremely fortunate to have such responsible options available to us. This can be paid via school banking or cash brought to the Te Ngahere space. Please contact office@woodend.school.nz to arrange for funds to be used from your account.
Swimming will be taking place in week 9 & 10 in the afternoons, returning before 3pm.
A separate newsletter with Information around our Living Springs camp will come out at the end of these holidays.
The best way to get in contact with Te Ngahere Teachers is via email. We will do our best to get back to you within 24 hours.
This year Jordyn made the under 11 all girls North Canterbury Rugby team
On Sunday 2nd April Jordyn and her team played in a tournament with 7 other teams from around Canterbury.
They came 3rd and Jordyn got to meet her idol Kendra Cocksedge.
This is Deklan at Crankworx, crankworx is an International MTB event held yearly in Rotorua and other parts around world.
Deklan been racing in the 11-12 year olds. His best result was making the final in the pump track at crankworx and racing his brother who got first and Deklan 8th!
Next year he will go back into the same age group and do it all again.
We are still looking for 4 players to play futsal on Tuesdays at the Woodend Community Centre.
Year 5/6-3:30-4:30
$15 for the whole term.
If you are interested please email t.langlands@woodend.school.nz
Please do not pay Woodend School until your child has been confirmed in the team by Damian Parker.
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He waka eke noa.