Rāpare - Thursday
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We belong
We include others
We work together as whānau
We are honest
We are kind
We are generous
We persevere and are resilient.
We learn from mistakes.
We are brave.
We nurture.
We are guardians.
We conserve.
Some lovely tuakana - teina at the book reading challenge yesterday. Thank you to everyone who came. And thank you for your kaitiakitanga - you left the library tidy.
Next session is Monday - fantasy theme, in the Ngāhere.
General Notices
All Library books need to be returned to the library by Friday 5th December.
Book Trade Off
The GoMAD team are running a Book Trade Off
on Tuesday 9th December.
This is an opportunity to replace pre-loved books with recycled pre-loved books of others to stock up your reading materials for the summer holidays. Or it could be an opportunity to trade in your books for books that you can give to others at Christmas.
Bring your preloved books to the Conference room
from 8:30-8:55am Monday to Friday this week and next week ready for the Trade Off in Week 10.
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Sport Notices
Cultural Notices
Guitar & Drums in Room 8
11am G1 (Della)
Liam Rm2, Freddy Rm2, Tom Rm2
11:30 G2 (Della)
Elsie Rm1, Sophia Rm1, Linda Rm20, Mac Rm20 , Freddie Rm16
12pm G3 (Della)
Adam Rm5, Gus Rm17, Mackenzie Rm1, Emma Rm5, Ella Rm18
12:30pm G4 (Glenn)
Olivia Rm17, Scarlett Rm17, Hillary Rm18, Ayla Rm18
1pm G6 (Glenn)
George Rm5, Asher Rm19, Harry Rm19, Tommy Rm19
1:30pm D1 (Glenn)
Casey S Rm20, Theo Rm18, Archie Rm18
2pm G5 (Glenn)
Cressy Rm17, Julie Rm5, Cleo Rm19, Frank Rm2
Team Notices
Librarians today
Crystal and Ayla
The Library is open for quiet, respectful library users who show Kaitiakitanga in the library space.
SSGT
Can all of the finalits please meet in the hall at 1300 today. Please bring your lunch
Waipuna Notices
Omaka Notices
Year 4 swim today at lunch
PEER MEDIATORS
Quick meet in Room 18 at 1330 today
Vests and resources in R18
Today's mediators:
Leslie & Ella-Rose
Olivia & Jane
Please collect vests and sign in at 1:00 today
CHOIR! CHOIR! CHOIR!
Christmas choir is tomorrow at 1130.
Kaitiakitanga
Kaitiakitanga
We conserve
Divide your room into 2
Name one end as 'TRUE' and the other as 'FALSE'
Direct learners to move to one of the ends in response to the following question prompts:
True or False Questions
You should name and look after your belongings so they don’t get lost. True/False
Leaving our pool area messy is okay as long as someone else tidies it later. True/False
Equipment should be returned to the correct place after you use it. True/False
It’s important to use the toilets properly and keep them clean. True/False
Caring for the pool environment means not running, splashing others on purpose, or leaving rubbish around. True/False
Being sunsmart includes wearing a hat, sunscreen, and seeking shade when needed. True/False
It’s fine to leave your belongings lying around because you can find them later. True/False
Looking after shared areas helps everyone stay safe and organised. True/False
TRUE
FALSE
CiTP 2025.pptxChristmas Repertoire
We will sing some of these at our last assemblies and at our EOY Picnic
Tomorrow
Wharenui
Be there
02 Hippie from Mississippi.mp4W7 Jump Jam
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