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Hoon Hay School 12 Hoon Hay School 91 Sparks Road Hoon Hay Christchurch 8025 Phone 338 8429 Absentee Line 338 7493 Fax 338 6412 Absentee Cellphone 027 911 6019 Email [email protected] Website www.hoonhay.school.nz Bank Account 12-3148-0131625-00 Newsletter/Pānui No. 01 05 February 2016 Kia ora whānau Welcome back to Hoon Hay School in 2016! A very warm welcome to Hoon Hay School 2016! It is wonderful to have the school buzzing again with the chitter chatter of children catching up with friends and teachers. They are excited to be back and this sort of enthusiasm is infectious. Chuck in the beautiful weather and it has been a super summer start. I love to make the most of all holidays - I thoroughly enjoy my own children having the freedom from school routines and most of all the absence of school lunches. It is a privilege to be able to wander around the classrooms and experience the very special warmth and supportive learning environments that our teachers create for your children. I can’t help but be impressed with the positive relationships and a strong sense of fun that is part of the Hoon Hay Way. As the Mastercard advertisement goes – it’s priceless! We warmly welcome all our new children and their families to Hoon Hay School. When you see them around please take the time to greet them ensuring they get the full Hoon Hay treatment. Have a look at the gorgeous photos of our new starters. Thanks for having the children looking neat and tidy in uniform. For your own sanity (and ours) please clearly name the sunhat ☺ Thank you to Kevin and Dave, our caretakers, for ensuring the grounds are in tip top condition. For those of you that were watching TVOne Breakfast on Monday morning you may have recognised that Hoon Hay School was the centre piece for the traffic report. Thanks to Blake R and Max O’C for faking a very early road patrol to give the piece more authenticity. th th Next week on Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 we welcome you into the school for Starting School Interviews. Knowing our children and having good relationships are important for success at school. We would love you to take the opportunity to share things about your child with their teacher/s. We have sent home a form for you to think about, complete and bring to the interview with you. This was sent home with your child this week and also via e-mail. If you need a copy of this, please contact the office. To book your interview time please visit www.schoolinterviews.co.nz, and use the code: ETTW4. I hope you have all survived those return to school routines such as making lunches, early starts and keeping track of uniform! Have a wonderful Waitangi Weekend and we’ll see you Tuesday! Time to start thinking about winter weekend sport for your children – Ngā mihi nui check out some of the options in the Community News section of this newsletter! Lee Introducing our two new teachers this year…. Miss Stephanie de Freitas Kia ora. My name is Stephanie de Freitas and I am thrilled to be teaching in room 4 this year. We are going to have so much fun while learning and exploring new things! I was born in Cape Town, South Africa and moved to New Zealand with my mum, dad and younger brother when I was five. I knew at the age of ten that I wanted to be a teacher and studied at the University of Canterbury. Something you won’t know about me is… I love to dance, salsa and hip-hop are my favourite! Miss Toya Woodgate Kia ora, my name is Toya Woodgate, and I whakapapa back to Kāi Tahu and Te Atiawa. I am super excited to be teaching in Room 7 (Tohora Canyon) this year. It is going to be a fun year with my class and I can’t wait to put some of the cool ideas I have into action. I grew up in Waikawa Bay with my whānau and enjoyed being so close to the sea. Last year I graduated from university with first class honours in Teaching and Learning. Something you won’t know about me is that I love Pinterest! I am always finding new things to create or buy. 2 A huge Hoon Hay welcome to our gorgeous new entrants: Joshua M, Hunter R, Bayley W-G, Bodhi A, Campbell C, Jorjah M, Luke A, Kalyan B, Elijah P, Finn H, Isaac H, Hugo S & Nyxon S-B. We are also pleased to introduce the following students who have joined us at Hoon Hay! Tanna V, Faith D, Ayla D, Daniel G, Ofa K, Anna D & Phillip D. Birthdays! Jamie P, Jazmin H, Olivia H, Emma N, Hannah P, Zach N, Aimee-Jade W, Cosmo N, Alex G, Samantha Y, Xanthe A, Morgan K, Dominic V, Flynn B-W, Pippa B- W, Sophia L & Olivia R! 3 Our School Hours Just a reminder on how our usual school day works….. 8.55 am School Day starts 11 – 11.20 am Morning Tea 11.30 – 1.25pm Lunch 3.00 pm School Finishes • If your child arrives late to school in the morning, please remind them to come to office and sign in. • Please contact us if your child will be absent or late (due to appointment, etc) any day. You can leave a message by phoning 338 7493 or text to 027 9116019. This saves our office staff a lot of time. • If you child has an appointment during the day or is leaving early for any reason, please arrange to meet them in the office and sign them out – they must come back to the school office when they return and sign themselves back in too. A reminder that School opens at 8.30 am and we discourage children arriving before this time as the school grounds and classrooms are not supervised before this time. At 3.20pm the clearing bell rings at 3.20pm – and we ask that children who haven’t been collected come straight to the office so we can get them sorted. We would appreciate you reminding your children about this – we don’t want anyone feeling lost or sad if mum or dad happen to be late (we all know it can happen!). Free Dental Care for Children One of our Community Dental Service preventive mobiles will be visiting your school soon. We will be aiming to see that all school age children enrolled with the Community Dental Service have their dental check-up in the dental mobile while it is there. The dental therapist will not only be checking the children’s teeth but will also Xray, clean, and apply protective treatments (including fluoride) if required. If your child requires further dental care such as fillings they will bring home a ‘Care Plan’ which will explain what dental care and appointment times are required. When you receive the ‘Care Plan’ please contact our Call Centre as soon as possible as you will need to arrange a time to bring your child to one of our Community Clinics for this dental care. Please let us know ASAP if you do not wish your child to have any of this care, you can talk to the staff in the mobile or phone/email our Call Centre. If you wish to be present at your child’s check up this will need to take place at our community clinic so please phone/email our Call Centre to make an appointment. Please contact our Call Centre if you want further information on the Community Dental Service, to enrol your child or if you have any specific questions about your child’s dental care (a dental therapist will call you back). To contact our Call Centre please phone 0800 846 983 or email us at [email protected] 4 Website The website is well used and where you can find all current information. It has a calendar of events which lets you know dates and times, etc. The News Centre also has all the latest news, cancellations, updates and the daily notices. These can all be accessed from home. It is the place to go first when you need to know what is happening and when. You can sign up to twitter to ensure you receive all emergency information immediately. If you would like to receive text alert updates from the school you will need to join Twitter. Please note the school website will continue to be the main source of communication but the school will use text alerts for important last minute or emergency situations, i.e. snow cancellations, late bus arrivals. Twitter To receive twitter alerts you will need to join twitter. This does not mean you have to become a twitter fanatic, in fact you may never need to touch twitter again. Please follow the instructions below to join twitter. If you already have a twitter account please skip to step 7. 1. Create a twitter account by signing up at www.twitter.com 2. Enter your full name, e-mail and a password, it will then suggest available user names that may be appropriate, select one. You will be automatically signed into twitter (it will suggest selecting some people to follow - you do not have to do this). 3. Click on your user name in the top right hand corner, select settings in the dropdown box.
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