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NewsWednesdayletter 26 August 2020 11 Kia ora whānau Today, and tomorrow, we have the team from Road Safety here working with our Year 5 and 6 students on bike road safety. The Tuhua students have had some classroom time and then out on the turf, grass and then "the road" aka our carpark. As a rural community, so many of our children don't get the chance to Upcoming practise road safety so this is a fantastic opportunity for them, one that we will continue to be part of over the coming years. Events Building on our desire to become an even more community spirited school, our amazing Mrs Meder has been working her grant application magic again. This Term 3 time we are the lucky recipients of grants from NZ Community Trust and the Lion Teacher Only Day Foundation. This money has been approved to replace our nearly 15 year old School Closed astro turf. The turf area is well utilised during school time, after school and at Monday 31 August weekends by members of our community. BOT Meeting Nga Mihi, Monday 7 September 6pm Sheena Saunders Katikati College Open Evening Principal Thursday 17 September 6:00pm Y6 National Young Leaders Day 8 September PhotoLife Class Photos Monday 21 September Last Day of Term 3 Friday 25 September Community Assembly Friday 4 September (TBC) (Pie Day Friday) Katikati College Visit Representatives from Katikati College visited our Year 6 students this week to talk about all the amazing things their Year 7 and 8 students get to do there. The college is holding their Open Evening onThursday 17th September at 6pm in the hall if you want to go along and hear more about what they have to offer. You can text your child’s absence message to 027 941 2639 Around the School BEFORE 9.00am Maths-a-thon 2020 REMINDER By now you should have a practice Teacher Only Day sheet at home! Please email - [email protected] if you would This Monday 31st August (Week 7) school is closed. On like a digital copy - make a note of the this day all our teachers, and teacher aides, are working sheet your child should be practising (A-M). with a training facilitator from Nature Library. This is about using nature education to support curriculum learning and Practice at home during weeks 5-8. the wellbeing of our students. The competition will be held in Week 9. Please ask your child’s sponsors to pay on School Shop. Pie Days & Hot Dog Day You can support this event by helping your child to practice Week 7 4 September - Hot Dog Day & encouraging friends and family to sponsor your child(ren). Week 9 18 September - Pie Day Thank you for supporting this fundraiser. For Pie Day to go ahead on the 18th September we need a helper - please let one of the fundraising team know if you are able to help, or send a quick email to [email protected] Gala and Ag Day 2020 ALL ORDERS must be made using School Shop. Please Remember that Ag Day is compulsory this year - every make sure you are registered on School Shop to order child must enter into at least one of the categories on the school lunches. Project Areas page of the booklet (Page 6). Any questions please email [email protected] Don’t forget if you have ordered a chick for Ag Day, you or contact Michele on 021 985 950 need to be at the hall foyer with a box next Wednesday 2nd Mince pie $3.20 September at 3pm to collect it. Large sausage roll $4.50 Mini mince pie $2.00 If you have an Ag Day cup at home please return it Large chocolate chip cookie $2.50 (polished) to the school office by the end of August Juicie $1.50 Mini lemonade ice block $1.00 Need help sourcing an animal? Call Sarah on 027 405 7227 Mini Donuts x 3 (Hot Dog Day only) $2.00 Need help or have questions? You can download all the information you need from the Newsletters section of the Head Lice school website here https://www.pahoia.school.nz/news or These annoying wee critters are doing the rounds again. A email [email protected] or phone Amy on 021 number of parents have contacted us recently to tell us that 894 409 or Sarah on 027 405 7227 they are spending a lot of time and effort ridding their child of nits, only to return to school and be infected again. There are a number of ways to get rid of, and prevent nits. Here are a few resources to help: Kidspot : Stuff.co : Healthline : Kiwi families Li FzREE aLOCArL NEdWS... I N TNHE COMeMUNIwTY s Te Puna • Whakamārama • Matakana Is • Ōmokoroa • Pahoia • Apata • Aongatete • Katikati • Tahāwai • Bowentown • Athenree • Waihī Beach www.lizardnews.net MATTHEW FARRELL News & Advertising 027 549 5410 or 07 548 1200 [email protected] What’s Happening in Aongatete? We have read a local Maori Legend about Te Pura, the guardian taniwha of Wairoa, and have described and drawn what we think a taniwha looks like. Stream Study A small group of students from Aongatete and Tūhua pods had a fantastic time thanks to the Bourke family, who allowed us to undertake a stream study on their property. We tested the water temperature, the PH level, the flow and the clarity of the river. We also put dog meat in a sock and lowered it into the river to see if we could attract eels. No eels came this time, better luck next time! tauranga papamoa village katikati te puna • FourPull-up locations Bannerstand Template • SmallThe document and size to use large this template animals should be: • Open 7865mm days x 2280mm The final viewable size will be: • On call845mm for xemergencies 2010mm (250mm on bottom of banner will be inside the mechanism, and there is 10mm bleed top and sides) 0800 838 7267 tauranga papamoa villagetauranga papamoakatikati village te punakatikati 2257 State Highway 2, RD4, Katikati 3181 te puna Ph (07) 552 0045 www.songbird.co.nz or find us on facebook • FourPull-up locations Bannerstand Template For education, adventure and friendship for 2 to 5 • SmallThe document and size to use large this template animals should be: years 865mm x 2280mm • Open 7 daysPull-up Bannerstand Template • FREE 30 hours over 3's • FourThe final viewable locations size will be: • On call for emergencies • High Child to Teacher ratio 845mm x 2010mm (250mm• onSmallThe bottom document of banner will beand insidesize the to mechanism, use large this template animals should be: • Hands on learning in a natural setting and there is 10mm bleed top and sides) • Just 2KMs from Pahoia school 0800 838 7267 • Open 7865mm days x 2280mm www.bopvets.co.nz The final viewable size will be: Bleed 250mm Please be aware that anything below the dotted line will be inside the banner mechanism, and will not be viewable • On call845mm for xemergencies 2010mm THIS IS BLEED AREA ONLY (250mm on bottom of banner will be inside the mechanism, and there is 10mm bleed top and sides) 0800 838 7267 www.bopvets.co.nz Bleed 250mm Please be aware that anything below the dotted line will be inside the banner mechanism, and will not be viewable THIS IS BLEED AREA ONLY www.bopvets.co.nz Bleed 250mm Please be aware that anything below the dotted line will be inside the banner mechanism, and will not be viewable THIS IS BLEED AREA ONLY Wow it’s Term 3, and we have been very impressed with the students in Tūhua Pod and their work ethic in both the kitchen and garden. They are setting up the greenhouse space as well as using tools like handsaws, secateurs and hammers to complete tasks. It is great to see students learning new skills and sharing what they know within their groups. It is not unusual for the adults to learn from the children in sessions, and we have been up-skilled in many topics (like honey and fungi), by our knowledgeable students. Last session we were delighted to host both Greg, the Sales and Marketing Manager from Grove Avocado Oil and Deb from the Pahoia Markets. These two businesses sponsor our Garden to Table programme each year, and it would be great if you could support them by attending a Pahoia Market or looking out for the Grove Avocado oil when you do your grocery shopping. We welcome our families and our community to become part of our programme, currently held each Monday from 8.45-12.30. Come and join the fun. [email protected] or [email protected]. Watch out for the awesome Garden to Table Cookbook coming out soon, for sale on Ag Day. This will feature the recipes our students have been cooking in 2020. This week we planted seeds, worked in the greenhouse preparing new garden beds and pruned the orchard trees. In the kitchen we prepared muffins, home made pita bread and spinach quiche. Sports News Rainy day fun for Mrs Morrison’s class Community Did you know The APATA / PAHOIA COMMUNITY HALL IS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE? For booking enquiries regarding hall, Apata Room, kitchen facilities, or trestle table and chair hire: Bookings Officer Email: [email protected] For more information see our website: or https://apatahall.wixsite.com/mysite Pahoia School: Phone: 07 548 0723 To see new events join our Facebook page: Email: offi[email protected] https://www.facebook.com/PahoiaHall/.
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