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Kia Ora Te whanau:
Wednesday 6 April 2005.
Welcome to Caught Being Good
Room 2
Michael Bell improved effort in handwriting
Rita Garton showing careful attention with ball handling skills
Liam Moynihan trying hard to join in reading our big books
Room 6
Te Horowai Davies home reading
Devon Taiaroa showing leadership skills
Room 7
Kelly Potatau-Giddens developing a great work ethic
Michaela Tipene great work ethic
Board of Trustees
The Board fully supports the Principal and staff in the stand they are taking on zero tolerance towards any form of violence.
The next Board meeting is in the Staff room on
Tuesday 12 April at 7.00 p.m. All welcome.
When you show Respect For Others and take responsibility for your own actions … then you have Rights.
Duffy
Our next Duffy focus is a Mothers Day draw early in Term 2, followed by NZ Post award for great effort in reading and writing.
Our Duffy Books are sponsored by Dannevirke and Masterton Warehouse. Thank you for your sponsorship – it is appreciated. Families can show their appreciation by supporting both these Warehouse shops.
Library News
A Big Thank You to Debbie Wallis for spending her valuable spare time preparing our new library books for use in the library. Thank you to
All the parents who made purchases for their own children at last years Book Fair in November. You helped earn $114 to purchase the gorgeous new books Debbie has been processing. We are having a Book Fair later this year. You may like to start saving now to buy some Christmas Gifts for your children.
Dates for Term One:
8 April Home Samples.
15 April End of Term One.
School starts for Term 2 on the 2 May.
Life Cycle of a Plant
The seeds turn into a sprout and then they turn into a seedling. They turn into a sunflower then a big sunflower drops their seeds. The n the first sunflower dies. But it is not sad because there are more sunflowers to grow from the seeds.
By Nikita Wallis Room 2.
Summer Mornings
Summer mornings are nice and warm. The sun comes up without a sound. Crickets sing for joy as the orange light beams across the ground. A warm wind sweeps away the dark night. People are awake in their beds glad that light is above their heads. Children get out of their beds quickly and fling open the curtains. They quickly have breakfast and rush outside. The beauty of the morning shines in their excited faces. The trees are rustling and swaying about. No clouds are in the sky except one big cloud looking like a ring around the sun.
By Ruth Sagmyr Room 6
School Contributions
For 2005 the contributions are set at $30 one child
$50 for families but if the contribution is paid by the end of the second term it will be $40 for a family. Thank you to the six families who have already paid. 14% of our school community have contributed.
Plastics
There are three families who have not returned either the plastics or the money – could you please return these before the end of this term.
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