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Hinuera School News TERM 2 Issue 3 Cyber Safety Evening for to use this, we are now offering it for sale to anyone who might like it for home use. Parents/Whānau 2 June 2016 All offers considered. Sizing—Visualise the Hinuera School News ... With the school hall being occupied by single lane cover of town pools. Rooms 5 and 6 the Cyber Safety Evening will now be hosted by Matamata College. This will be held on Monday 4th July 2016. Friday Sausage Sizzle June John Parsons has a vital message about Volunteers for the next few weeks are as Monday 6th Queen’s Birthday—School Closed ways you can guide and support your chil- follows: Friday 17th Teacher Only Day—School Closed dren in the online world, and the responsi- June 3 Sonia Foster/Christine Anderton bilities you have in this area. This is a June 10 Joanne Stutt/Carrie Price “must” for all parents. Doors open at If you can’t make it on the day you have 6.30pm. Speaker begins at 7pm. nominated, could you please arrange a Wow what a busy week we have had! The our Hinuera Dynamite and in the soccer and return it to the office so that we can replacement or alternatively phone Janelle judges from the Prime Ministers Education the won 5-0 against our Hinuera Hornets. on 021 117 8087. cater accordingly. Baking will need to be Teacher Only Day Excellence Awards have been in and were We are still hoping to reschedule a final dropped off to the hall kitchen on the extremely impressed with what they had against Te Poi for the hockey, so watch this Please remember that school is closed for morning of 10 June) Thanks in advance for th seen. We look forward to the upcoming space! your help. Many hands and helpers make students on Friday 17 June. Teachers will App of the Week awards ceremony! We are proud of how be involved in professional development Slip Return A special mention goes to the following for a fabulous night. far we have come and many staff have on this day. players for receiving the Best and Fairest — commented that we already feel like win- Players for their teams. ners! Spare Clothing Netball: Parent Rep Needed Comic Heads Lite enables you to Room 5 and 6 have re-located to the hall tell stories in a visually Hinuera Firebolts: Megan Lind With the winter weather now in full swing, and are continuing their learning as normal we would ask that parents provide a The Ngati Hauaa Iwi Trust is wishing to compelling format! Hinuera Blazers: Mikayla Furness as the building project gets underway. change of clothing in case it is needed engage with the education sector and A great way to get the creative juices flowing looking There is a definite chill in the air so please Rugby: after morning or lunch breaks. Many stu- communities of Morrinsville and Matama- ahead to Digi Awards! ensure students are sent to school with Hinuera Dynamite- Ben Storey (Kuranui) dents are requesting dry clothing and ta. Members of the Hinuera Leadership Team will be attending to examine how This app is free! warm clothes for the next few weeks! Hinuera Heat- Royden Tiddy there is a limit to what we can provide. If your child has had school clothing provid- this can support and grow teaching and Remember it is Queens Birthday this week- Overall Player of the Cotter Cup Rugby ed, could you please ensure it is washed learning at Hinuera School. We would love end so we will see you all back at school on Tournament: it if a parent representative would like to Tuesday! and returned. Thanks Xavier Bell. come along to the wanganga on Friday 10 Baking Quiz Night Ka pai to mahi tamariki, June, 10-3pm at Raungaiti Marae, SH27, Thanks, Waharoa. If you are interested in attend- we were very proud. BOT Elections Jade Butler ing please register your interest at the Tomorrow is the last day to bring in your school office. voting papers for the school BOT elections. Room 5/6 Project We would really encourage you to have Rooms 5 and 6 have now relocated to the your say and make a choice for those peo- Pool Cover ple who you feel will best serve the school hall and are settling in nicely to their new We have a lightweight pool cover that we Children are great imitators Name: _______________________ Phone: _________ Phone: _______________________ Name: … ________________________________ bake: I will Yes Welcome environment. The building company offi- over the next 3 years. These papers need purchased from the town pools with the cially have charge of the site so we can to be in no later than 12 noon Friday 3rd so give them something great to A very special Hinuera welcome to the intention of using it as a winter cover for expect to see incremental progress as the June. following new students . our school pool. As we have decided not imitate. weeks go by. Students will need to keep Olive Barron Room 2 well clear of the building area for their Fire Drill Braeden Mills Room 3 own safety. Fencing and danger tape will Jaxon Mills Room 4 be in place. Leon Spilsbury Room 4 Community Notices ... William Spilsbury Room 2 Micah Clarke Room 2 Quiz Night Not long now until the annual quiz and auction night. (Friday 10th June) Be sure Cotter Cup to get your tickets early before they all sell It was nice to see the sun finally shining for out. These are available from the school our second attempt at Cotter Cup yester- office. Team entries comprise of 4 people day. We had a great day of competition with a cost of $60 per team. The evening with all of our teams doing us proud with starts at the Shires Rest, Hobbiton— Every term the school conducts a fire evac- their efforts and display of sportsmanship. 6.15pm. The quiz begins at 7pm followed uation drill to ensure students know what Hinuera had two teams that made the fi- by the auction. to do in the case of an emergency. On nals. Our top rugby and soccer teams were This year we are asking for delicious Monday the alarm sounded just before both up against Matamata Primary in a home baked donations toward supper. 3pm. It was good to see the parents on close match for the cups. Unfortunately This would need to be a sweet finger food site following students out onto the school Matamata were on fine form. In the rugby treat. If you are able to help with this, field. This is the designated gathering point they managed to sneak a 2-1 win against please fill in the return slip over the page for fire emergencies. .
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