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Newsletter 9 2020 Reduced NewsWednesdayletter 29 July 2020 9 Upcoming Kia ora whānau Events It was wonderful seeing so many familiar faces at the Pahoia Markets Term 3 here at school on Sunday. There were lots of past students here who look like they have doubled in height! Book Week Monday 3 - Friday 7 August We are truly lucky to have such an amazing facility such as our hall and BOT Meeting Apata Room that can be used for large community events like the Monday 3 August market. The market takes place on the last Sunday of every month, so if you didn’t get a chance to come to this one, August 30th is the next Book Fair date. The gym club that runs on Tuesday after school is also very well Tuesday 4 - Monday 11 August attended, with children from a wide variety of different schools coming here. We have the Science Roadshow using our hall for two days next Science Roadshow week, which gives us another opportunity to showcase our school and Wednesday 5 - Thursday 6 facilities. August Another exciting wider community event takes place on Saturday Matariki Kites November 7th - our Ag Day / Gala Day. There are so many Ag Day Wednesday 5 August project areas that our children can be part of, some of which they will Blue Light Bangers need to start thinking about now. Wednesday 5 August Here are the links to the booklet and the animal rearing guides: booklet / chicken / kid / lamb / calf Mud Run Tuesday 11 August I am looking forward to seeing all the great book character costumes on Monday. Parent Teacher Interviews Reports Home Nga Mihi, Thursday 13 August Sheena Saunders EPro8 Challenge Principal Friday 14 August Community Assembly Friday 7 August Tūhua sharing Eco Cloth Fundraiser We are really excited to be offering the Good Change Eco Cloth fundraiser again this year. These are amazing little products made from wood pulp and cotton and are fully compostable in your garden after 6-9 months of use. They are highly absorbent, streak and lint free, but most importantly don’t smell or attract the bacteria of a standard synthetic cloth. An information flyer will be sent home on Monday 3rd August. You can text your child’s absence message to 027 941 2639 Around the School BEFORE 9.00am Principal’s Awards Term 2 - Week 10 Scholastic Book Fair Kaimai: Yves Tylee, Conrad Deane, Maddy Mills The Book Fair is open in the school Waipapa: Mika Andersen, Liam Balderston library on Tuesday 4 August until Corban Smith, Trinity Edwards Monday 11 August. Aongatete: Billy Sadd, Mey Douglas-Hunt Come and check out the great range Mason Baker, Ella Raynel of books from Tūhua: Charlee-Rose Edmiston, Alexis Cook 8:30 - 9:30am and 2:30 - 3:30pm Arthur Thompson, Sienna Charles Pie Day Friday Ag Day Reminders (Assembly Fridays) • Animals must be born on or after the 15th of Week 3 7 August August to be entered at Ag Day. If you are having Week 5 21 August trouble sourcing a lamb or a kid, please get in Week 7 4 September touch with Sarah White on 027 4057 227 • Calves will be judged at your home to Week 9 18 September eliminate any risk around Mycoplasma Bovis ALL ORDERS must be made using School Shop. Please • The chicken order form will be sent out next week make sure you are registered on School Shop to order and needs to be returned to school by 14th school lunches. August Any questions please email [email protected] • Detailed animal rearing guides can be or contact Michele on 021 985 950 downloaded from the Newsletter section of the school website Mince pie $3.20 • Get those edible gardens and hanging baskets Large sausage roll $4.50 planted so they have plenty of time to grow Mini mince pie $2.00 before judging Large chocolate chip cookie $2.50 • If you have an Ag Day cup at home please return Juicie $1.50 it (polished) to the school office by the end of Mini lemonade ice block $1.00 August Tauranga Boys and Girls Agricultural Club (Group Day) It is with sadness I advise that this event is not being held this year due to continued lack of support. Linda Fairgray President 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] Last weekend we held our Fundraiser Market at school, combining a car boot sale with the new team from Pahoia Markets (check them out on Facebook). All stall holders fees, cafe proceeds, and the Garden Raffle ticket sales all went to our wonderful Garden to Table programme at Pahoia school. The raffle will be drawn at our next assembly. The monthly ‘Pahoia Market’ offers a unique selection of products from plants and kawakawa creams to artwork and jewellery, clothing and giftware as well as car boot sales. The only thing missing was seasonal fruit and vegetables, so if you have these to share I would encourage you to come along to the next market with these, which is Sunday 30th Aug. It was lovely to see our major sponsor, BOP Treecrops, selling apple trees and giving our shoppers excellent growing advice, as well as talking about the many benefits of an annual Treecrops membership which is only $50! www.treecrops.org.nz Overall the best thing is the lovely spirit we are creating in our community as we come together to share our products, make connections, and enjoy being part of Pahoia. We are looking forward to working with our Tūhua children in a few weeks time as they take on the task of setting up our greenhouse space and growing seedlings. If you are keen to be part of a session or find out more please email Suzy or Karen [email protected] or [email protected] Sports News After the year that sports has had, this term is very busy. On a lovely sunny winters day our Saturday was all about sports again. Our Year 5/6 Netball team had their first game and didn’t they look smart in the Pahoia School uniforms. Year 3/4 Netball got one week in before the holidays and now are learning and playing Thursday afternoons at Katikati College. Year 1/2 Netball starts Wednesday at lunchtime in the hall, and I am looking forward to running around and teaching the kids a few skills. Basketball has three teams and is in the second week of games and going well. The Year 5/6 Basketball players are preparing for next week’s Basketball World Cup, a whole day of Basketball at Trustpower Stadium. Year 4,5 and 6 Hockey started last term and played during the holidays, so they are settled into their team. Years 1/2 Funsticks Hockey had a rainy day to start on Wednesday after school, so played in the hall. We had a great turn out of our future hockey players. Gymnastics started Tuesday after school in the Hall and Marie French has had great support not only from our school but also surrounding schools. The kids are having a great time. I know that there are many other sports being played by our awesome students, and I would like to thank all the parents and caregivers that put their hands up to coach, support, transport, organise/run, or help in any way. The children, schools and clubs could not do it without you. Hope everyone has a great Term 3 of winter sports. 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