Kia ora koutou

What a busy term it has been! Thank you to everyone who has helped with transport to events across the term. Without your support it would not have been possible for the students to have been able to participate in as many opportunities as they have.

Unfortunately the boys toilets have been the subject to some graffiti recently. As yet we have been unable to identify all of those involved. I would really appreciate it if you would take the time to discuss with your children the consequences for the school. Not only if we have visitors to the school and they see it but also costs involved to remedy it. Should you ascertain any information on how it came about please let me know.

Attached to this newsletter are two important pieces of information:

End of Term Day
Pet Day

Please take the time to read the information and fill in the forms. Pet day is our second big fundraiser for the year. These events allow us to provide extra opportunities for the students and keep costs down for you. Your support of the event is appreciated.

An update for the Home & School on profits made from recent fundraisers:

Cross Country $1329.43
Popcorn: $503.99

A big thank you to everyone who helped and supported these fundraising ventures.

Have a great weekend.

Ngā mihi

Jan

To celebrate the student's learning throughout Term 3, you are invited to join us on Friday 25th September from 12.30pm.

Program for the Day

9am - School Starts for Students as normal

12.30pm - Lunch - Sausage Sizzle thanks to the Home & School

- one sausage per person - school lunches will be available

1.00pm - House Quiz

1.30pm - End of Term Assembly

- Sharing of Student Learning Journey

2.30pm - School Finishes

If we finish early children may go home early with whānau.

Could you please click HERE and complete the form for lunch numbers by Tuesday 22nd September.

Student Stall

This year at Pet Day we are going to have a student stall to help fundraise:

75% of sales go back to the student
25% of sales go to the school

Students may bring anything to sell (except baked goods as this conflicts with the baked goods stall).

Students may have goods they have created liked loom band bracelets or crochet goods or even old toys in good condition they might like to sell. Fresh produce such as vegetables is fine also.

Students need to price their own items and bring to school a list of the items they have. Anything not sold HAS to be taken home on the day.

Please note this is NOT a white elephant stall!

*Please click HERE to fill in the Pet Day Form - one entry per child please *

Could all families please provide the following:

Baked item for the baking stall
Instant Kiwi Scratchie for scratchie raffle
Grocery item for the grocery raffle

Family Bake a Cake Competition

Bake a cake as a family and enter the competition. All cakes will be raffled off.