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Dunedin Sanitarium Weet- Bix Kids Tryathlon Newsletter No.32 19 October 2017 WELCOME TO Azaelia who started in Room 6 and Lorna , Oliver and Miya who all started in Room 2, joining their siblings here at Grant’s Braes The Senior Technology Group has been working this year through the Engineering Process to enter in the Transpower Engineering Awards. They identified a need in the school which was a ‘chill out space’ for children to relax and unwind. They came to this idea through brainstorming, planning, surveying stakeholders and developed a refined brief. We went on a fun shopping exhibition to buy lots of exciting things for the space, including bean bags, cushions, a seat, turf and some soft cushy stuff to sit on! Watch this space! PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Kia Ora I would like to welcome you all back to the final term of the school year and I hope you all had a wonderful break. It has been lovely seeing the students so excited to be back at school and engaged in their learning. This term is only 9 weeks long and full with exciting events. This includes the School Fair, Year 6 Camp, Year 5 Activity Week, Year 4 Fun Day and overnight stay, sports days, and all of the other end of year celebrations. I suggest we all ‘buckle up’ and enjoy the ride. Yesterday, our Mandarin Enrichment Children had an amazing experience in a full Chinese Immersion Day with other local Primary School children down at Tahuna. Our school was selected to perform at the conclusion of this day due to their positive attitude and commitment throughout the day, which made us very proud. It was lovely to see Maisie’s photo in the ODT today as a result of this, and look for further photographs in this newsletter. My thanks to Jess McAuley for her ongoing commitment to this group, and for co-ordinating yesterday’s event for our children. Over the break, the crew from Breens Construction worked tirelessly to complete the first stage of the ramp project. What they were able to achieve in the short time frame was incredible and they ensured that the school was ready and extremely tidy for the first day of term. There is still railings, drainage and outdoor carpet to be installed to complete this project. This will make a huge difference to our school and the people within in it and I think it looks very sharp. I would like to acknowledge the Ministry of Education for funding this, as well as Jamie Lyons, from Signature Property, for managing the project. There is now just over a week before the School Fair and the committee and stall organisers have been working incredibly hard to make this an awesomely successful, family fun event. It is not too late to get involved and I know any help will be appreciated. I hope you all enjoy the long weekend and hopefully the weather is kind to us all! Hei kona mai I roto I ngā mihi, Goodbye for now and thanks. GARETH TAYLOR, PRINCIPAL TERM 3 PRINCIPAL AWARD WINNERS CONGRATULATIONS to Karlee, Harry and Charlotte who received last term’s Principal Awards for their excellent attitude in ‘Aiming High’ (Term 3’s School Value). Abby and Kaitlin were chosen to attend the NZ Marine Centre’s Gifted and Talented Programme held at the Portobello Aquarium throughout Term 2. The girls were placed in research teams and were mentored by postgraduate marine science students while conducting a research project of their own design. At the conclusion of this programme, the girls’ presented their findings to their peers, families and friends at an evening presentation. Abby and Kaitlin were outstanding representatives of our school and will do their presentation to our school at a forthcoming assembly. FAIR RAFFLE Thank you to those families who have sold their raffle cards, and more - this is much appreciated. The cards need to be returned with the correct money (whether fully sold or not!!) by TOMORROW, Friday 20 October. If this week you arranged to sell an additional card, please ensure this is returned by next WEDNESDAY, 25 October. The prize winners will be drawn/announced at the Fair on Sunday 29th October at 1.30pm. Last term, Cole wrote a letter to The Queen asking if she lived in a house or a castle??!!! Cole was VERY EXCITED to clear the mailbox on Wednesday to find that her Lady-In-Waiting had replied on her behalf, and included lots of information for him to pore over, including showing that she lived in a castle (Palace)!!! His excitement, and ours, was certainly worth sharing!! OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS IMPORTANT DATES TO NOTE Friday 15 December 2017 - last day at school for Term 4 Tuesday 30 January 2018 - first day at school for Term 1, 2018 There are still a number of families who have not yet paid their Term 4 sports fees. CONTACT DETAILS FOR YOUR CHILDREN PLEASE pay these ASAP to enable us to pay the various sporting organisations. Please keep the office updated of any change of contact information Tee Ball - $27.50 for your children. Futsal - $41.00 Touch Rugby - $8.00 Often families shift, or parents Rippa Rugby - $5.00 change home phone or cellphone numbers and we are not kept There are also some families who have informed of this. not yet paid their Activity Fees. These fees pay for your children’s school trips, It is important we always have your most up-to-date visiting performers and half of the fee details available in case of an emergency situation. goes towards their swimming. As swimming for the Junior and Middle Please send an email to School children is coming up at the end offi[email protected] to advise any changes. of the term, it is important that these Activity Fees are paid before then. SUMMER SPORTS Summer sports are underway for Term 4! It was exciting to watch the two Rippa teams play their first games on Monday afternoon. Futsal teams have already have played their first games on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Touch players will have their first games this afternoon. Our Teeball teams will begin their season on Saturday 28th October. A huge thank you to the parents who are coaching and supporting our teams, we really do appreciate all you do for our children. Our school has 25 summer sports teams! That's a lot of children running around with a smile and developing their skills! Each week the draws will be shared with you - I will email them out as soon as I receive them and will display them on the noticeboard in the office area. If you do have to contact me over sports matters, the best way to do this is by email please. I am not always an easy person to track down, but will respond to your emails as soon as I can. Cheers, Jen [email protected] Dunedin Sanitarium Weet- Bix Kids PLAYERS OF THE DAY TRYathlon Rippa Rugby Our school has registered as a school group Green - Ashton La Hood for the Dunedin Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon to be held on Yellow - Abby Simpson Sunday 11th March 2018 at Memorial Park, Mosgiel. The Weet-Bix Kids TRYathlon is for Kiwi kids of all sporting abilities who are aged between 7 and 15yrs. Children Futsal can enter as individuals and do all three legs of the TRYathlon (swim, bike and run) by themselves or in a Warriors - Kevin Tang team of two and do either the swim/run or bike/run with Flames - Jarrod Visser a friend. Rockets - Austin Heggie The SPECIAL SCHOOL PRICE is $41.25 per child or Sparks - Chloe Lyons $38.00 if you register before the EARLYBIRD cut-off date of 11th February 2018. This includes a triathlon T-shirt. Stars - Lucy Swanson If you are interested in registering your child or want to Hurricanes - Charli Sinclair find out more information go to Bears - Callan Power https://tryathlon.co.nz/ Tigers - Sophie Megget When you go to register your child there is the option to Dolphins - Marshall Rabbette ‘link to your school group’. Make sure you tick this box Dragons - Max Nation and find Grant’s Braes School on the drop down menu to get reduced registration fee and help the school qualify for prizes on the day. Or you can go to this link: https:// registration.tryathlon.co.nz/Home/Event/27/Package/0/ Wave/0/Sequence/0/School/fa1f1cd3-24f2-4c7b- Scholastic Book Club Issue 7 brochures have gone home with the children today Closing Date for orders is Friday 3 November. School Docs - Policy Review - Term 4, 2017 There are no policies to be reviewed by the community this term. However, if you wanted to FREE COMPETITION FOR GIRLS YEAR 3-6 read our policies, these can be found by following the instructions below: Visit the website - GIRLS SMASH! http://grantsbraes.schooldocs.co.nz/1893.htm No experience necessary! Come along and enjoy music, Enter the username (grantsbraes) and password lollies, appreances by Otago Sparks & heaps of prizes! (gbparents). Teams are 6 aside but individual girls are welcome. Follow the link to the relevant Policy as listed. Monday l 4pm l Logan Park l Term 4 l Weeks 4-9 Read the Policy. Click the Policy Review button at the top right-hand Follow us on facebook @GirlsSmashOtago Email [email protected] for more information corner of the page. Select the reviewer type "Parent". Enter your name (optional). Submit your ratings and comments. If you don't have internet access, School Office staff can provide you with printed copies of the policy and a review form.
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