Newsletter – Wednesday 5 November

Newsletter – Wednesday 5 November

Kia ora, Talofa, Malo e leleli, Kia orana, Fakalofa lahi Atu, Taloha Ni, Ni sa bula, 你好, Namaste, 안녕하세요, Hola, Xin chao, السلام عليكم. 

Welcome

Welcome to Onyx Aldom and Mirah Pillay who started with us this week.

Happy Birthday

Happy birthday to Eli Pienaar, Ava Howard, Riley Jackson, Jace Potgieter, Lyla Smith, Maia Lay, Benjamin Tuohy, Audrey Li, James Liu, Julz Rasmussen and Paris Rozay Te Pairi.

Principal Awards

Congratulations to the students who received principal awards at last week’s assembly.

KERI Awards

Well done to the following children who received Caught by KERI awards at last week’s assembly. 

Assembly Presenters

Congratulations to our assembly presenters at last week’s assembly.

School Hat Orders

These can be purchased via Kindo.  A report is run daily at 9.30am.  The hats are then labelled and handed out to the students.

WOW – TU MEKE!

Thank you to all the whānau 

who collected Yummy Stickers.

Guess what?

As a school community, we collected Yummy Stickers and our school now has $696.00  to spend on sports gear. This is fantastic!

Please keep collecting those stickers over the summer months as you’ll see them 

on crunchy apples and juicy stone fruit.

Keep sending the stickers to Rūma 21.

Stride and Ride Fest – Tuesday 18 November

Kia ora koutou parents and whānau, as part of our Tūī X project we are planning a big event at our kura/school. It is called Stride and Ride Fest. On Tuesday 18 November, students will try to walk/bike/scoot to school. If you live too far away and have to come in a car, drop your kids off at Metro Park, Stella Maris Lane or by the big cow paddock near the Silverdale shops. To celebrate, all students can wear a mufti hat and mufti shoes that day. Please still come in school uniform! The purpose of Stride and Ride Fest is to try to encourage kids to come car free to school. 

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