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Kai and Korero is an opportunity to connect with whānau, to share our learnings and to listen. We look forward to welcoming you for a catch up over a cuppa.
Tea and coffee from 7.45am, presentation 8.00am - 8.30am
What's up with Maths?
What's up with Maths?
Are you a little uncertain about what 'maths' looks like these days? Concerned about your child's inability to recall their multiplication tables?
There has been a range of shifts to Maths over the last few years. Matt Kelly, our Head of Maths, will share with you the school's approach to maths, introduce you to the 'new' curriculum and show you some simple ways you can support your child to progress.
Tea and coffee, scones from 7.45am, Presentation and discussion from 8am
School Library. To attend, or receive further information, please register here.
An introduction to managing ADHD at TIS
8am, Thursday 28 November - School Library
ADHD at school requires careful thought and management from all members of our learning community. Emma Stylianidis, Deputy Principal and previous SENCo, will some some insights into how ADHD needs are supported and met at TIS. Tea, Coffee and scones available.
Register on this link: Session 3: An intro to ADHD at TIS
Thank you to those who attended the ADHD Kai and Korero session - it was great to learn with you. As said, here is the presentation from Emma:
Literacy at TIS
Literacy at TIS
8am, Tuesday 10 September - School Library
So how do we teach spelling at TIS? And what goes on in reading and writing sessions? Come and catch up with Jane Hannah (Literacy Leader) and hear more about some of the key features of our Literacy learning here at TIS. Find out how to support your child at home. Tea, Coffee and scones available.
Register on this link: Session 2 : Literacy at TIS
Restorative Practice
Restorative Practice
7.30am, Thursday 30th May - School Library
We often talk about being a restorative school - what does that mean? How do we use this approach to shape our interactions with learners? What might it mean for parents and whānau? Our first 'Kai and Korero' is focussed on explaining the philosophy behind restorative practice and sharing the process that we use to support students to explore the harm of their actions.
Come and share a cuppa and a light breakfast nibble with us - we look forward to seeing you there!
Please register on this link to support catering : Session 1 Registration
Thank you to those who attended the session above. As mentioned, here are two presentations to support your understanding. Please let us know if you have any questions feedback@tawaint.school.nz
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