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WADESTOWN SCHOOL Xxcommunity Newsletter No 2 WADESTOWN SCHOOL XXCommunity Newsletter No 2 Acting Principal: Ian Hastie Website: www.wadestown.school.nz Thursday 20th February 2020 Dear Parents/Guardians, Well done to all students on a very positive start to the school year. I have been very impressed with student willingness to work alongside teachers in their classrooms; Playground interaction is positive and very active. There are many sports games being played in all areas of school and I have been impressed with how students interact with each other and in groups. Well done Wadestown students!! Looking forward to seeing you all at the School Picnic tomorrow night between 5.30 – 7.30 pm. I have been told that this is a great occasion for staff and community to mix and of course, it is a special school picnic this year with it being Sally’s last. Thank you to the PTA for all the work you are doing for the picnic. Parent Teacher One to One Conferences The booking website that Wadestown School uses for Parent Teacher One to One Conferences will open at 10.00 am on Monday 24th February. Please go to https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/ and use the code below to select the time for your child’s conference. Code:4cs97 10 minute Booking Times available are on the following dates: Tuesday 3rd March Parent Teacher Conferences Rose St – All Rooms 3.30 – 6.30 pm Wednesday 4th March Parent Teacher Conferences Weld St 3.30 – 6.30 pm Wednesday 4th March Parent Teacher Conferences Rose St Rms 13, 14 & 17 only 3.30 – 4.30 pm Thursday 5th March Parent Teacher Conferences Rose St excl Rms 13, 14 & 17 3.30 – 6.30 pm Thursday 5th March Parent Teacher Conferences Rose St Rms 13, 14 & 17 only 3.30 – 4.50 pm Student Information Forms will be distributed to families today prior to Parent Teacher Conferences taking place. Could we please ask that families complete these forms and return them to your child's teacher no later than Tuesday 25th February. As these completed questionnaire forms provide the teacher with valuable information to discuss with parents at each Parent Teacher One to One Conference, it is very important that these forms are completed in as much detail as possible. The staff are looking forward to meeting with you at our scheduled Parent Teacher One to One Conferences. Sallybration Afternoon Tea for Ex-Students and Friends On Friday last week we kicked off our Sallybration events with an open afternoon where ex-students and friends of Wadestown School could visit the playground and classes. Some Wadestown School students were ambassadors for the school and hosted our guests. This was followed by a lovely afternoon tea and speeches by Sally Barrett and Nick Julian. There were approximately 200 visitors that afternoon. Thank you to the Sallybration organising team for the lovely food and excellent organisation of this event. Sallybration Student Ambassadors Ex-students and friends of Wadestown School with Sally Coronavirus Update Wadestown School has received a further update from the Ministry of Education regarding the Coronavirus. As at 13th February 2020 there were no confirmed cases of Coronavirus in New Zealand, although the Ministry of Health do anticipate that at some stage this will occur. The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health are well prepared for such an eventuality and Wadestown School will be following the advice of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education should the situation arise. Please do continue to refer to the Ministry of Health’s information page on their website. It will be updated as new information comes to hand. https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/diseases-and- conditions/covid-19-novel-coronavirus School Orchestra The Wadestown School orchestra, run by Rupa Maitra and Pip Honore, has been in existence at the school for 7 years. The orchestra rehearses every Wednesday at lunchtime in Room 8 at the Rose St site. Over the years, the orchestra has performed at the House and Garden Walk fundraiser, for the Wadestown Wilton Horticultural Society Flower Shows and before the WCC Young People's Arts Festival in the foyer of the Michael Foyer Centre each year. We also perform to the school students at regular intervals during the year. If your child can play an instrument and is interested in joining the Wadestown School Orchestra they would be most welcome. Please email Rupa at [email protected] or speak to Lydia Harris (Classroom teacher, Room 12) who will be taking over Pip’s role in the school orchestra this year. News from the Library Our librarian Derek Piper is back from his year in Cambodia. He would love to hear from anybody who might be available during the year to cover new books and help with other library-related tasks. Please contact him at [email protected] Enrolment open for Wadestown School Winter Netball Terms 2-3, 2020 Enrolment for Wadestown School’s winter netball teams and junior netball programme is now open. Detailed information about the Wellington West Netball competition and junior programme is on our Wadestown Netball website https://www.sporty.co.nz/wadestown. We’d be grateful if the caregivers for all children year 5-8 who would like to participate to enrol at the website https://www.sporty.co.nz/wadestown. The information you provide will help us confirm our equipment, coaching and parent help requirements. Can all Junior Netballers year 1-4 get in touch with Katy Pearce via email at [email protected] We will come back to everyone who has enrolled to confirm player numbers/teams (hopefully we will be able to make up teams for Netball and the Junior Netball programme). Location/dates will be advised by the end of March. If you have any questions about Wadestown School Winter Netball in the meantime, please feel free to contact Katy Pearce (Parent Coordinator) at: [email protected]. Parent Portal Thank you to those parent who have called the office for assistance to access the Parent Portal. The Portal is a very useful mobile phone app ‘@school Mobile’ by eTAP Limited and website www.atschool.co.nz for parents to access contact details of your child’s Year Group. Parents may find this very helpful when planning out of school activities and we encourage all families to familiarise themselves with this app. Also the Student Statement information can be viewed. If you are having any difficulty logging on to the Parent Portal, please don’t hesitate to phone the school office for assistance on how to logon. (04 472 4779) 2020 Term 1 Dates Date Event Friday 21st February School Picnic: 5.30 – 7.30 pm. See Sallybration poster attached Monday 24th February Year 5 & 6 Parent Information Evening, 5.30 – 6.30 pm Tuesday 25th February Yr. 7 & 8 Technology at Karori West - Morning Tuesday 25th February Road Patrol Training Tuesday 25th February Western Zone Cricket Year 5 - 8 Tuesday 25th February Yr.7 & 8 Parent Information Evening, 5.30 – 6.30 pm Wednesday 26th February Board of Trustees Meeting at Rose St staffroom, 7.00 pm Thursday 27th February Postponement date: Western Zone Cricket Year 5 - 8 Thursday 27th February Yr. 1 & 2 Parent Information Evening, 5.30 – 6.30 pm Tuesday 3rd March Yr. 7 & 8 Technology at Karori West - Morning Tuesday 3rd March Rose Street – Parent Teacher 1 to 1 Interviews, 3.30 – 6.30 pm All Rooms (day 1 of 2) Wednesday 4th March Weld Street – Parent Teacher 1 to 1 Interviews, 3.30 – 6.30 pm Wednesday 4th March Rose Street – Parent Teacher 1 to 1 Interviews, 3.30 – 4.30 pm Rooms 13, 14 & 17 only Wednesday 4th March Yr 7 & 8 Camp: Parents Attending Meeting, Rm 13, 6.15 pm Thursday 5th March Rose Street – Parent Teacher 1 to 1 Interviews, 3.30 – 6.30 pm All Rooms excluding Rooms 13, 14 & 17 (day 2 of 2) Thursday 5th March Rose Street – Parent Teacher 1 to 1 Interviews, 3.30 – 4.50 pm Rooms 13, 14 & 17 only (day 2 of 2) Thursday 5th March School Community Newsletter goes home Friday 6th March Yr. 1 & 2 Sports Day at Wilton Park Monday 9th – Friday 13th March Yr. 7 & 8 Camp at Curious Cove, Marlborough Sounds Tuesday 17th March Yr. 7 & 8 Technology at Karori West - Morning Tuesday 17th March Yr. 1 & 2 trip to Wellington Museum of City and Sea Thursday 19th March School Community Newsletter goes home Monday 23rd March Vision Testing for New Entrants and Year 7s Tuesday 24th March Western Zone Football Yr. 7 - 8 Tuesday 24th March Yr. 7 & 8 Technology at Karori West - Morning Tuesday 24th – Friday 27th March Yr. 5 & 6 Camp at El Rancho, Waikanae Thursday 26th March Postponement date: Western Zone Football Tuesday 31st March Yr. 7 & 8 Technology at Karori West - Morning Thursday 2nd April School Community Newsletter goes home Saturday 4th April Sallybration: Cocktail Party. Tuesday 7th April Yr. 3 & 4 Trip to ASB - Futsal Wednesday 8th April Yr. 5 & 6 Trip to ASB - Futsal Thursday 9th April Last Day of Term One, 3.00 pm. 2020 Term Dates First Day Last Day Term 1 Monday 3rd February Thursday 9th April School Closed for instruction: Waitangi Day Thursday 6th February Easter Observed during Term Break Friday 10th April to 14th April Anzac Day observed - (last day of school Monday 27th April holidays) Term 2 Tuesday 28th April Friday 3rd July School Closed for instruction: Teacher Only - Day Friday 29th May Queen’s Birthday Holiday Monday 1st June Term 3 Monday 20th July Friday 25th September Term 4 Monday 12th October Tuesday 15th December School Closed for instruction: Labour Weekend Holiday Monday 26th October Kind regards Ian Hastie Acting Principal Community Notices Disclaimer: Please note that the inclusion of these notices does not necessarily imply endorsement by Wadestown School.
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