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Newsletter No. 21 – 9 July From the Principal Tena koutou katoa Congratulations to all the Year 9 to 11 students whose successes were acknowledged in this week’s Celebration Assemblies for those year levels. Today the students received their mid year school reports. We invite you to meet with your child’s subject teachers on Thursday 29 July (Parent Surnames A-L) or Monday 2 August (Parent Surnames M-Z) from 2.30pm to 6.00pm. Please note that classes will finish at 1.40pm. It is expected that students are present at the interviews, if possible. Murphy’s buses will operate at 1.40pm and the AT Metro buses at the usual time of 3.20pm. Students are welcome to remain at school to study. In the first week next term, I will be visiting our contributing schools as we begin the enrolling process for students currently in Year 8 and wishing to attend Rosehill College next year in Year 9. See later in this newsletter for information about the enrolments process, timelines and places that may be available. Please check your student’s uniform during the holidays, as there have been a number of students wearing non-uniform long pants to school. School uniform trousers in navy blue are available from The Uniform Shoppe 28A Wood Street or online https://www.theuniformshoppe.co.nz/ Students should not be wearing other items such as trackpants or black jeans. Only students wearing formals may wear black trousers. Best wishes to everyone for the term break, and a reminder to our senior students that they should spend some time revising in the break and ensuring that they are up to date with their assignments. Sue Blakely, Principal Papakura Food Bank Thank you so much to everyone who brought items to go towards the food bank. Year 11 and 12 Social Studies worked really hard together. We were able to hand over 1071 items and 50kgs of fruit to Mereana from the Papakura food bank. Dates to Remember Monday 26 July The Cashier’s Office Term 3 Starts will be closed from Tuesday 27 July 2.30PM FRIDAY Year 11 Production, PAC, 6pm 9th JULY 2021 and Wednesday 28 July will re-open 8AM Year 11 Production, PAC, 6pm MONDAY 26th JULY Board Meeting, 6.45pm 2021 Thursday 29 July School Finishes at 1.40pm Parent Teacher Interviews A-L, 2.30 - 6pm Monday 2 August School Finishes at 1.40pm Together we create an environment for Parent Teacher Interviews M-Z, 2.30 - 6pm personal excellence Tuesday 10 August Staff Only Day - School Closed Each week, every Year 9 and 10 student is gauged against our school values by Bronze Award Recipients the teachers of English, Maths, Science, Social Studies and PE. Students who Ty Beets achieve the maximum possible marks for five weeks gain a Bronze Award. By Benjamin Naylor gaining another five weeks of maximum values, students move fromBronze to Silver and so on. The Manaakitanga awards indicate that these students are Silver Award Recipients being consistently Respectful, Responsible and Caring - or in other words are Jhai Denton-Westmaas Neosha Te Kani Kaitlyn Tanoa'i Blake Viliamu showing Manaakitanga. 9 July 2021 Issue No. 21 www.rosehillcollege.school.nz 10 Enterprise Studies Market Day and Smart $ presentation Creatives in Schools In Enterprise Studies we have spent most This year, through the Creatives in Schools programme, our Dance of this term working on our business department has had the privilege of working with Alex Page. activities. Each group had to choose a Recently, 'The Big Idea' did an article on our Dance teacher, Lydia product that we could make ourselves in Rasmussen, and Alex and the impact her presence is adding to the class to sell at market day. We had to write a business classroom. The increased opportunities available to the students to plan, make the product and then sell it and write an learn Street Dance styles and culture from Alex has been invaluable, evaluation. Some groups did really well and made a profit and created access to this knowledge that many of them otherwise while others struggled to get products done in time. It was would not experience. We are looking forward to another term with a lot of fun and I enjoyed working with my group. Alex, and the students' ability to demonstrate their knowledge in the We also went to the Life Education SMART$ presentation Dance show at the end of Term 3. last week. It was a really cool experience and I learnt a lot. Take a look at the articlehere . The actors used their school reunion 10 years in the future to teach us all about KiwiSaver, credit card debt, saving our money for important things, and our credit scores. I learnt the most about KiwiSaver and how helpful that will be for my future. We had some class chats afterwards and everyone who didn't come realised how much they missed out. I would Ordering Your Photos recommend everyone goes and sees the play. Online Reminder Rosehill College photographs will be available for you to view and PARENT-STUDENT-TEACHER INTERVIEWS for students in order online with PhotoLife Studios, for students who had their ALL Year Levels photo taken at the start of the year by PhotoLife. Weeks 1 and 2, Term 3 We have handed out individual online slips to each student with Thursday 29 July (Surnames A-L) or Monday 2 August (Surnames M-Z) their unique KeyCode detailed on it. This KeyCode will automatically Bookings are now OPEN. Bookings will close at 9.00am on Thursday 29 display all the photographs of your child Individually and in their July. Tutor Group. It is then an easy process for you to shop on-line and We invite you to meet with your child’s subject teachers on Thursday 29 purchase the photographs you want—just follow the instructions on July (Parent Surnames A-L) or Monday 2 August (Parent Surnames M-Z) the slip. from 2.30pm to 6.00pm. All orders placed BY 11th JULY 2021 will be despatched back to Please note that classes will finish at 1.40pm. It is expected that students the school (free delivery) and your child will bring the photographs are present at the interviews, if possible. Murphy’s buses will operate at home. Any orders placed after that date will be sent directly to your 1.40pm and the AT Metro buses at the usual time of 3.20pm. Students are specified delivery address and will incur a $6.00 postage and packing welcome to remain at school to study. charge. To make appointments you will need: There will be a small supply of Order Envelopes at the Student Your child’s subjects and the names of their subject teachers. Office to give to any students whose families do not have access to 1. On the internet go to: www.schoolinterviews.co.nz the Internet or do not wish to use this system 2. Click ‘Make a Booking’ and enter School Event Code: 2am28 then hit “Go” 3. Enter your email address (if you have one) and your full name. If more than 1 child, enter ‘Book for [Number of students]’. Enter your child/ ren’s full name/s (and a student ID number if known). Hit “Go”. 4. For each child select one of their subjects from the drop-box, then teacher from the drop-box below. Click ‘Add another Teacher’ and repeat for all their subjects. 5. When finished, hit “Go”. 6. Select the date and times you would like to have the interviews. Thursday’s interviews appear first; scroll down for Monday’s interviews. Please remember to leave 5 minutes (1 block) between appointments so that you can get from one teacher to the next. 7. Once you have confirmed the times by hitting the “Go” button, a confirmation email will go to your email address. If you do not have an email, you can either write the information down, print off the times or call the school and we can do so for you. Please bring the confirmation with you on the day. Click FINISHED to complete your bookings. Appointment times are 5 minutes each. If you need longer to discuss your 12345678 child’s progress in a particular subject, please arrange a separate time to meet with the teacher concerned. If you are unable to attend on the date of the first letter of your surname due to other commitments, please feel free to book on the alternate date. If you are unable to attend on either date but wish to make contact with your child’s teachers, please contact the school (outside of school holidays) to arrange this. If you need assistance in making bookings please contact Linda Thompson on (09) 295 0661 Ext. 850 or by email at [email protected] (outside of school holidays, which are from 10 July to 25 July 2021). 2 7 t h J u n e t i l l 2 n d J u l y 2 0 2 0 THROUGH MY LENS # f u t u r e f i l m m a k e r s r o s e h i l l # h i l l a r y o u t d o o r s # t h r o u g h m y l e n s # i c e b r e a k e r # f a c t s A o n c e i n a l i f e t i m e e x p e r i e n c e BEGINNING EXPERIENCE OVERNIGHT Rosehill College's strong Students jumped at every connections with Hillary Outdoors opportunity.
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