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Fairfield Primary School Regulation Sunhat Proudly supporting our local School Local childcare with a difference FAIRFIELD First Steps Donny is known for its Child care and education from birth to 5 year olds PRIMARY SCHOOL home-like environment. Our warm Nutritious meals prepared on site every day and nurturing centre offers the perfect Qualified and nurturing teachers First Steps Donny Tautapatia te pono - Dare To Be True environment for your child to flourish. Swimming lessons and music classes Centre set up to encourage exploration and 2 Donny Ave, Chartwell Come and see for yourself! Phone: 855 0666 discovery www.best-start.org BestStart for happy, confident learners 260 Clarkin Road, Hamilton Phone: 07 855 6284 | Fax: 07 854 8917 P.O. Box 12383, Chartwell Email: [email protected] FREE EYE EXAM ExcEllEncE in animal carE 2PAIRS FOR UNDER 16’S Hamilton 3248 Website: www.fairfieldprimary.school.nz KIDS GLASSES FOUR We comply to nZVa SQUARE Best Practice Standards FROMS169* of care NOW INCLUDING FREE Wide range of veterinary LENSSUPERTOUCiH UPGRADE"· MILLERS FOUR SQUARE services including referral surgery Specsavers Chartwell 1030 Heaphy Terrace Westfield Chartwell 5/C convenient opening 421 Te rapa rd, cnr Hukanui & comries Rds 07 855 3957 hours and superior (Opposite Farmers) customer service. Hamilton 8536909 "Price complete with standard single vision lenses with scratch resistant coating. Opening hours independently owned Second pair must be from same price range of frames and lens range or below. 07 849 2963 Must be same prescription. Price for other lens types may differ. Extra options not Mon - Fri 7.30am - 8.00pm and operated included. Price correct at time of print. Frames available while stocks last. "Free SuperTough lens upgrade only available with standard single vision glasses for kids Sat - Sun 8.00am - 8.00pm under 16. o 2013 Specsavers Optical Group. www.hamiltonvets.co.nz LASER TRAP LASER TAG Hamilton’s 1st 07 850 4222 Trampoline Park 07 850 4222 [email protected] www.leapnz.co.nz a. 42 Sunshine Ave, Te Rapa, Hamilton w. www.megazonehamilton.co.nz 42 Sunshine Avenue Te Rapa, Hamilton e. [email protected] i. #megazonehamilton Locally built, owned & operated Oxford Takeaways Maths and Oxford Takeaways 4 Oxford Street Hours: Fairfield English Hamilton Sunday-Friday 11am-8.30pm Hours Ph 07 855-7173 SSunday-Friday d F id 1111am-8.30pm 8 30 Saturday 4pm-8.30pm Saturday 4pm-8.30pm Let Kip McGrath teachers [email protected] create individual programmes to boost your child’s success 4 Oxford Street at school. 180 Grey Street Fairfield, Hamilton Maths Reading English Spelling Hamilton, New Zealand PO BOX 4169 Ph: 07 855-7173 Call today for a kipmcgrath.co.nz [email protected] FREE assessment Telephone 07 8561400 Call Paul, Hamilton East Facsimile 07 8561407 Fresh NZ fish ~ Cooked to order! (07) 853 5013 Email [email protected] firstcreditunion.co.nz not a member? pick up a start-up pack from your school school office banking to offer banking services to proud the childrenNot a registeredofregistered Fairfield bank. Trust First Deed.Credit AUnion Product Primary deposits Disclosure are shares Statement securedSchool is available by a first ranking 111 COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON P 07 834 4810 Professional, vibrant newsletters, free for schools Contact [email protected] Student Name:______________________ Room No:___________ Newsletter No 15: 23rd November 2018 Dear Parent / Caregiver, Kia ora, Malo e lelei, Talofa, Salaam alaikum, Sues-Day, A warm welcome to our new students and families: Khatra, Jayda, Kahurangi, Mana and Sam. SUNHATS It is now compulsory for ALL students to be wearing a Fairfield Primary School regulation sunhat. Children who do not have the regulation hat will be required to play in designated shade areas. Hats cost $10.00 and are purchased from the school office. PRE-ENROLMENTS Do you have a child who will be starting at Fairfield Primary School early next year? To assist with classroom planning for 2019, we need you to pre-enroll now. Please talk to the office ladies about the paperwork you will need. SENIOR SCHOOL TRIP TO WATERWORLD Rooms 4,5,7,10 & 14 are off to Waterworld on Thursday 29th November. The absolute last day for consent/health forms and payment is the day prior to the trip. MIDDLE SCHOOL TRIP TO TE AWAMUTU EVENTS CENTRE Rooms 2,3,6,9,12, & 18 are off to the Te Awamutu Events Centre on Monday 3rd December. The absolute last day for consent/health forms and payment is Friday 30th November. JUNIOR SCHOOL TRIP TO HAMILTON LAKE Rooms 8,11,15,16 & 17 are off to the Hamilton Lake on Tuesday 4th December. There is no cost for this outing, however the “pink” consent/health form must be filled out and returned before we can take your child. NO FORM = NO TRIP! YEAR 6 DINNER The Year 6 leavers celebration dinner is to be held on Wednesday 5th December from 4:40pm - 7:30pm. Students are given their official invitations as soon as their permission slips are returned. For catering purposes, all permissions to attend must be returned by Friday 30th November. LOST PROPERTY Please take the time to check lost property of any missing items. Lost property is located in the large tin box outside the LSC. All unclaimed items will be given to a charitable organisation at the end of term. FAIRFIELD LEARNER VALUES JUNIOR SCHOOL WEEKLY “ON TIME” The following students have won a pizza voucher ATTENDANCE INCENTIVE in our weekly Fairfield Learner Values draw. All Junior children who arrive at school on time for the week go into a prize draw. Week 4 Kaprien - Room 18 - I was caught using my W.I.T.S Congratulations to: Week 4 winners Kantis - Rm 16 Week 5 Chloe - Room 17 - I never give up, even when its hard Reyna-Haste- Rm 16 Week 6 Aaron - Room 3 - I always give my best John - Rm 16 Selupe - Rm 16 STATIONERY 2019 Week 5 winners Riley - Rm 8 The price per pack for 2019 will be: Royelle - Rm 15 $35.00 Year 1,2,3 & 4 Chloe - Rm 17 $25.00 Year 5 & 6 Phoenix - Rm 11 Week 6 winners Antonya - Rm 8 Pre-payments most welcome Noa- Rm 11 Rahera - Rm 15 Rangi-Davis - Rm 17 Only 13 school days to go…. School finishes for the 2018 year at 12:05pm on Wednesday 12th December. School starts at 8:40am on Tuesday 29th January 2019. Our office will be open for enrolments and other enquiries between 9:00am and 12:00pm from 21st January 2019. FINAL ASSEMBLY DATES 3rd December Final Senior Assembly It was awesome to see whanau 1:30pm - 2:15pm - FF Intermediate Auditorium support at the recent teachers strike. 5th December Final Middle School assembly Captured in this picture is 11:30am - 12:15pm - School staffroom Whaea Jacqui marching with members of the Pickering 6th December Final Junior Assembly Whanau along Wairere Drive. 1:30pm - 2:15pm - FF Intermediate Auditorium The up and coming photographer 7th December Final Whole School Assembly who captured this moment was 5 10:30am - 12:15pm - FF Intermediate Auditorium year old Zylar. P.J day was a huge success with over 70% of our staff and students dressed in their P.J’s. Way to go Fairfield! MILK CARTON RECYCLING COMPETITION The results are in….Congratulations to Rooms 9 & 18. These classes have won our school-wide competition for disposing of their milk cartons in the correct manner. Their reward is a day at the Zoo for FREE. Both classes will go to the Zoo next Friday 30th November. Hi Everyone, House results at the end of Week 6 This is my third term now with Fairfield Primary as Chaplain. It is hard to believe the year is almost at an end. Most weeks, on a Wednesday, I arrive during the lunch break and then spend the afternoon helping out where I can with one of the classes. I am delighted that the kids mostly now remember who I am and greet me as Whaea Claire. I confess I mostly have to be reminded of children’s names but I am really enjoying my time around the school. As Chaplain, my hope is to be helpful, my aim is to get to know folk: the children; teachers; support staff; parents; other caregivers. Basically, I am a safe person to talk to and enjoy discovering something about you. The stuff spoken about ‘may’ be ‘tipping you over currently’ - that is OK. It is up to you ‘what’ you share with me and it is up to me to hold that safely, in confidence. There are some good resources available in the community and part of my role is to help connect folk to these when appropriate. By in large though, most of my conversations are just about getting to know the folk of Fairfield Primary. I am loving the warm supportive environment that is already here. Because my time at school is so small, I am very happy to be contacted outside Tane Tangaroa Ruaumoko Tawhirimatea of my visits – 027 66 357 44. I may not always be immediately available but will respond to texts or voice messages left when able and welcome the contact. Kind regards If you would like to catch up over a coffee, let’s find a time, mostly likely evenings or weekend afternoons and I continue to be available during school holidays too. Warm Regards Claire Jones - Chaplain Anne Johnson PRINCIPAL Proudly supporting our local School Local childcare with a difference FAIRFIELD First Steps Donny is known for its Child care and education from birth to 5 year olds PRIMARY SCHOOL home-like environment.
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