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WEST EYRETON SCHOOL NORTH EYRE ROAD R.D.5 RANGIORA 7475 PHONE 03 3125850 FAX 03 3125896 Email [email protected] Online www.westeyreton.school.nz 1. 31 August – 2.15 pm, Alex Hitchmough World Vision rep at Assembly; Events Team leading, Ropu Kea sharing their learning 2. 1 September – FOTS working bee at school – see flyer 3. 6 September – 9.00 am FOTS morning tea in hall 4. 7 September – Pita Pit online lunches Thursday 30th August 2018 5. 11 September – School Ski Trip to Porters 6. 12 September – School Ski Team Race day at Porters Dear Parents & Caregivers 7. 12 September – Kapahaka Festival performance 8. 14 September – Community News deadline 9. 14 September - 2.15 pm, Assembly; Technology Team Please Note, Pet Day Change of Date: leading, Ropu Karearea sharing their learning Due to the Rangiora High School Orientation day, for Year 8 pupils, being held on Monday 29 October, we are changing the date for Pet Day to Tuesday 30 October with postponement date on Wednesday 31 October. End of Year Prize Giving Date: The junior & senior prize giving ceremonies will be held on Wednesday 12 December. Jillian Gallagher - Principal. School Chess Teams Results: Last Sunday, 26th August, we entered 3 teams into the North Canterbury Junior School Chess Tournament. The teams consisted of: • West Eyreton Wild Cats: Emma H (captain), Angus F, Baxter B and Cooper K. They came 9th. • West Eyreton Warriors: Joshua H (captain), Matthew B, Alex F and Ethan B. They came 6th equal. • West Eyreton Wizards: William B (captain), Jacob H, Zephryn H and Oliver K. They took out the entire competition - taking the trophy from the Leithfield Legends. Congratulations to William who won every single game, and won the most valuable player for the 3rd year in a row. Written by the West Eyreton Wizards School News: E Awards: The E focus for Weeks 5 & 6 has been Empathy – “Use classroom and playground equipment respectfully.” The Whakatauki for Empathy is “ Mannaaki Whenua, Mannaaki Tangata, Haere Whakamua” – Care for the land, Care for the people, Go forward. This week’s assembly is being held tomorrow 31st August at the new time 2.15p.m. in the school hall. The Year 7 & 8 Events leadership team will be running this assembly with Ropu Kea sharing their learning. Pupils who will be receiving E awards at tomorrow’s assembly are: Ropu Kotare: Leilani S & Grace W Ropu Ruru: Hanna B, Charlotte G, Magni W & Jolene B/V Ropu Kereru: Sophie H, Finn T, Daniel H & Georgina W Ropu Kea: William W, Bradley S, Dana F & Sophie M Ropu Karearea: Pieter J, Harry D, Zoe S & Josh H We encourage our families, parents & caregivers to attend our full school assemblies. The new E focus for Weeks 7 & 8 is Example - “Being a positive example to others through our effort, behaviour and attitude.” The Whakatauki for Example is “Ehara taku toa I te toa takitahi” – My strength is not the strength of one, it is the strength of many.” Congratulations: To Shaun for being selected into a North Canterbury hockey team (Yrs 7 & 8). They have a tournament down in Timaru in two weeks time and another one in Cromwell later on in the year. We wish the team all the very best at these tournaments. Junior School Poetry Finals: Congratulations to the following students:- Year 0-1: 1st: Keaton B, 2nd: Birgit R 3rd: Enzo S Year 2: 1st: Layla W, 2nd: Jacob S, 3rd: Magni W Year 3: 1st: Charlie M, 2nd: Sophie R, 3rd: Elli T Year 4: 1st: Elisha R, 2nd: Grace S, 3rd: Damien T Friday Morning Coffee: Magnitude Coffee will still be at school between 8.30-9.00a.m. on even weeks even though Assembly is now at 2.15p.m. on these days. Thank you for your support of this fundraiser for school. Eyre Cluster Sports Tournament – Yrs 5 & 6: (Form to fill in, in this newsletter). Dear Parents and Caregivers On Friday 21st September, we will be participating in a sports tournament at Oxford Area School. We will be traveling to this tournament by school bus. Students have had the opportunity to choose either hockey or netball to play. This tournament is for students to challenge themselves against other players/teams in a competitive environment. If students have chosen hockey, they are expected to have a mouth-guard and shin-pads (already). To make this an enjoyable experience for all students we require parent helpers to look after a sports team. I will guarantee you will look after your own child's team and you do not have to know all of the rules. Could you please fill in the below information. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eyre Cluster Sports - Friday 21st September – YEAR 5/6 only CHILD’S NAME: ____________________________________________ I give my child/ren permission to participate in this tournament. I will pay the bus fee (usually about $5) as soon as it has been confirmed. ________________________________________________________________________________ (Please print your name) Signed:__________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eyre Cluster Sports - Friday 21st September – YEAR 5/6 only I will look after my child’s ____________________________________________ sports team. OR Email: [email protected] to confirm that you can look after your child’s team. Please give information to Linda Marshall - Ropu Kea. Kapa Haka Performance -Thursday 27th September: Ohoka School Hall. West Eyreton School is performing at 1.40p.m. (12.30 – 2.30p.m. time slot). Tickets are to be pre-ordered through school. $5.00 per person. Please complete the form provided and return with money (cash) by the 9th September if you wish to come along. Kapa Haka Performance: I would like…………..(no. of Tickets) to the Ohoka Kapa Haka Festival at $5.00 per ticket. Child’s Name:……………………………………………………… Room Number:……………………………………………………. Any enquiries please email, or see me. Michelle Orr Calendar Fundraising: It’s time to get your order in for 2018 (early this year to enable postage overseas if you wish) Calendar Art is being done in all the Junior Classes and Mrs Searle's class over the next 2-3 weeks. If any children in Ropu Kea and Mrs Wardle's class wish to do the Art Work at home, can they please see their class teacher and get the correct art paper and an order form from them. Order forms are being sent home with Junior children this week. Art work (seniors) and order forms need to be returned to school by the 21st September. Payments to the school (internet banking preferred, but cheques and cash accepted) need to be in by Friday the 21st September too. Judi Tallott. Prices - Calendars $12, Cards - $12, Mouse Pads - $12, Sketch Pads - $14, Diaries - $16 School Office News: Synlait Boys’ & Girls’ Agricultural Day 2018: To be held on WEDNESDAY 14th TO FRIDAY 16th NOVEMBER 2018. Classes will include lambs, goats, pigs, poultry, alpacas and llamas. Please note that date of birth for poultry is on or after 1st July. Please note that there will not be any calf classes at this event. If you would like your child/children to take part on these days, please call into the school office. We have all the information relating to Qualifications, Project Book, Judging etc. Lucky Book Club Issue 6: Issue 5 is now available. You can either order online through the LOOP system (mybookclub.scholastic.co.nz), or fill out the form on the brochure and return to the school office by Tuesday 4th Sept If you wish to pay by cash, spend the correct amount please, it might not be possible to give change. Thank you Virgenia de Lima, Book Club Coordinator. [email protected] Friends of the School (FOTS) News: WORKING BEE – This Saturday 1 September Please remember to get your forms in for the Working Bee and we hope you can enjoy a day at school getting some of our gardens ready for Spring and Summer Blooms. Also – a sausage sizzle and drinks will be provided on the day and the children are welcome to come along and join in at the Activity Station that we have set up. Please see below the flyer for details of times etc. LUNCHES ONLINE – Friday 7 September Pita Pit is the lunch option of choice for our next Lunch Online. So if you haven’t already ordered – please get your orders in. Orders need to be made by 8am on Friday 7 September (or you can cancel up to this time if your child is absent on the day). For those who are already signed up – please login in and complete your order for this if you wish and for those of you who are new – please register prior to ordering a yummy lunch. Please go to www.lunchonline.co.nz to sign up and order. Please remember that payment for topping up your account can be made either by Credit Card or via Internet banking on the Lunches Online website so you may wish to pop a few extra dollars on as we will be having our end of term sausage sizzle through this website as well. SAVE THE DATES: *END OF TERM Sausage Sizzle – Friday 28 September (we are going to do this in 2 lots so the Year 7 and 8 students at Technology don’t miss out) Please remember to follow us on Facebook where we will keep you updated with our events and happenings. Join us at ‘West Eyreton FOTS’ Working Bee - Firstly a big thank you to those who have volunteered to help at the working bee. On arrival on Saturday, could people please come to the School Hall foyer for a quick safety briefing and to sign in any children who have come along to take part in the planned activities.
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