Website Manager

15/08/2025

Meet our Candidates

VOTE – Make it count!

Candidate Statement: Sarah Luckin

My name is Sarah Luckin and I am standing for election for the Ngaere School Board of Trustees. 

I am self-employed, and alongside my husband we run a small agricultural hedge mulching business. We have two children. Pippa is in year one at Ngaere school and Sophie who will attend in 2027. As a family we enjoy being outdoors camping, jet boating and gardening. 

I have been on the committee for the Hawera Water Ski Club for the past 12 years and currently for the past 2 years held the role as president. 

While I have no previous experience being on a Board of Trustees, I am excited at the prospect of being able to make a contribution not only to Ngaere school but the wider community. 

I think it’s vitally important as parents that we are able to support our children through their education journeys by ensuring the environment they are within on a daily basis is positive and beneficial for all. 

Thank you 

Sarah Luckin

Candidate Statement: Bryce Savage

Hi, my name is Bryce and along with my wife Amanda, we are local dairy farmers with four children. Our 3 youngest Harry, Tessa and Jack are all proud Ngaere School kids.

I have spent the last 4 years on another school board and have gained good knowledge and understanding of school governance. I work well in a team and have good communication skills. I’m open minded and not afraid to ask questions or share ideas.

I am passionate about our school and community and would love the opportunity to join the Board of Trustees and help shape the future of Ngaere School for the next 3 years.

Thank you

Bryce Savage

Candidate Statement: Dorelle Sturmer

Kia ora koutou,

I’m Dorelle Sturmer, standing again for our School Board because I care deeply about the direction of our kura and the future we’re shaping for our tamariki.

I bring practical experience, a strong work ethic, and a commitment to equity. As a registered nurse with a background in clinical auditing, I value accountability and detail — which is why I’ve taken on the policy review role this term. I ask the hard questions and read the fine print.

I’m passionate about creating meaningful space for Te Ao Māori at Ngaere School and ensuring all learners — including those with additional needs — have fair access to education. I believe in individualising learning to support diverse learners, so every child feels seen, valued, and able to thrive.

I’ve coached netball for seven years, helped out at Jones and Stanley Cup, and know what it means to show up and get stuck in.

Small communities need strong voices — ones that listen, act with integrity, and get things done. If that’s what you’re looking for, I’d love your vote.

Mauri ora/Be well

Dorelle Sturmer

Candidate Statement: Kim Manukonga 

Tēnā koutou katoa,

My name is Kim Manukonga and I have been a parent of Ngaere School for five years now. I am running for Board of Trustees election to support Ngaere School to continue to thrive and provide a great education for the students and positive outcomes for its community. I come with long standing experience in education as a teacher, school leader and currently as a Practice Leader in the Resource Teacher for Learning and Behaviour service. This role is centred on supporting schools to strengthen inclusive practices for students, teachers and staff around learning and behaviour. The skills I can bring if elected include being well organised, strong commitment, good communication and willingness to work within a team for the best outcomes for our school. I am passionate about listening to perspectives and opinions when making important decisions and finding ways to govern and guide the school. While I can bring my professional skills and experiences to this role, first and foremost, I am a parent who cares deeply about the education for all our children and if chosen, will work closely with the school and community to find pathways to achieve this. Thank you for your support.

Ngā mihi nui,

Kim Manukonga

Candidate Statement: Monica McMahon

Kia ora, my name is Monica McMahon and I would like to put my name forward for the Ngaere School Board of Trustees. I am a committed member of the school community, with three children currently attending: Connor (Year 8), Oliver (Year 6) and Clara (Year 3). I have been actively involved in school life since Connor started in new entrants, and I have loved being part of the Ngaere community ever since.My involvement has included many years with the PTA, where I served as Secretary and later as Chairperson, stepping down from this role in 2024. Prior to my children starting school, I was also an active member of Kaponga Playcentre. These roles have deepened my appreciation for the value of community in supporting children’s development and have inspired me to seek a position on the Board.I am a strong advocate for community engagement in education.

Growing up in rural Canterbury, I was raised with a strong sense of belonging to local groups and organisations, something I continue to value today. After finishing school, I lived and worked in the USA and UK before returning to New Zealand to complete a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy. I have dairy farmed and now work as an Occupational Therapist in a leadership role at Hawera Hospital (Health NZ), supporting people to re-engage with the things in life that matter to them.It elected, I will work to ensure Ngaere School maintains a high standard of education and that our teachers and support staff have the resources and support they need to succeed. I believe that a well- supported school leads to great educational outcomes and happy, well-rounded children. With a broad range of life experiences, leadership skills and a passion for equitable services, I would be honored to contribute to the continued success of Ngaere School as a Trustee.

Ngā mihi

Monica McMahon

Candidate Statement: Mathew Hayman

Hi, I’m Mathew Hayman, married to Sarah, and we have two kids — Izack, who is 19, and Georgia, who attends Ngaere School.

We are contract milkers on a 440-cow farm. I have been on the board at Ngaere for the previous term and would like to continue with this.

Regards

Mathew Hayman

SPORTS UNIFORMS

For those students who have finished winter sports (Netball & Basketball) could we please have the uniforms returned to school.  These will be required for sports photos on 05th September. 

Thank you.

PET DAY WEDNESDAY 08th OCTOBER 2025

More details to come in the following weeks

Tuesday 19th August:  BOT Meeting 6.30pm @ school

Thursday 21st August:  Hurlstone Cup/McLeod Shield (Netball & Soccer)

Friday 22nd August:  Teachers Only Day – No School

Thursday 28th August:  Cross Country at Rawhitiroa

Friday 29th August:  School Assembly @2.15pm

Monday 01st September:  PTA Meeting 7pm @ school

Wednesday 03rd September:  Central Cross Country

Friday 05th September:  School/Sports Photos

Wednesday 10th September:  Board of Trustee Elections

Friday 19th September:  End of Term assembly @2.15pm

Wednesday 08th October:  PET DAY

ELTHAM BUSINESS NEWSLETTER  ISSUE No 10 Please see attached

Vivid Rhythm Dance –  Enrolments Open
Classes for all ages – no experience needed.
At Vivid Rhythm Dance, we help children grow in confidence, develop teamwork skills, and discover the joy of movement. Our dancers perform in local shows, community events, and end-of-year productions.
 Classes in Eltham |  Limited spaces – enrol now.
Contact: Natalie – 0274310741    vividrhythmdance@gmail.com

Thank you for helping us keep dance and the arts alive in our community. Your support directly impacts local children’s confidence, creativity, and connection.

Ngā mihi,

Natalie Ropiha
Vivid Rhythm Dance

31/07/2025

From the Principal’s Desk

Kia ora koutou,

Well – the weather gods looked after us in Week 2, but it seems we’re back to wind and rain this week. It was fabulous to have the Taranaki Bulls visit last week. The kids got a real buzz from it, with many getting the chance to hold the Ranfurly Shield. Things are trucking along nicely with our class programmes – busy teachers and busy kids!

Community Consultation

It was great to have around 15 parents make themselves available for our Community Consultation afternoon last Sunday. We’ve started to piece together insights from what was shared and will be looking at this alongside staff and student voice to ensure our Ngaere School community is well reflected in our Strategic Planning.

We’d especially love to hear more from parents with children in Rooms 1, 2, 3, and 4, as feedback from these areas is a little light. If you haven’t yet had the chance to complete the short survey HERE – please take the time. Every voice counts.

Home School Partnership Hui

It was great to see such a positive uptake for our Home School Partnership Hui this week. This provided a valuable opportunity for many in our parent community to connect with their child’s teacher, review goals set earlier in the year, and gain deeper insight into how their child is achieving against the refreshed curriculum.

If you missed the opportunity but would like to connect, please get in touch with your child’s teacher to arrange an alternative time.

Attendance

At this point in the year, 74% of our students are attending school “regularly” – that is, more than 90% of the time. This is a positive shift from 62% at the same time last year.

We’ve now hit the winter months and there are certainly some nasty bugs doing the rounds, so it’s understandable that attendance may drop off. What’s crucial is that parents please communicate any absences using the HERO app, or by contacting the school office or your child’s teacher. This helps us plan accordingly, particularly for students involved in intervention learning programmes.

That’s about all from me this week. Stay warm and please stay connected – get in touch if you have any questions or concerns.

Ngā manaakitanga
Shane Burgess – Tumuaki / Principal
principal@ngaere.school.nz
022 451 5809

SPORTS UNIFORMS

For those students who have finished winter sports (Netball & Basketball) could we please have the uniforms returned to school.  Thank you.

Calling on our amazing community! 

This calving season, we’re looking for locals willing to raise a bull calf and donate the proceeds to support Ngaere School.
Even if you don’t have children at the school right now — maybe you’re a past pupil, a proud grandparent, or simply someone who loves backing a good local cause — we’d truly value your support.

Ngaere School | 2025 Board Elections

Every three years, all public schools in Aotearoa hold elections for their School Boards — and it’s happening again in 2025!

At Ngaere School, our School Board plays a huge role behind the scenes. While their mahi might not always be visible, it’s vital to how our school runs. The Board:

• Writes and reviews our strategic plan relating to teaching and learning

• Consults with our community

• Oversees our finances and property

• Ensures we give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in all aspects of school life

 How the election works:

We’ve appointed Election Pilot as our official Returning Officer, and this year the election will be run online.
Election Pilot has been supporting school elections for over 20 years and is the only Ministry-accredited provider of online election services since 2022.

You’ll receive important info (like nomination forms and voting details) directly by email from Election Pilot.

If we don’t have an email address for you — no worries — they’ll send everything out to you by post so you won’t miss out.

Your details and privacy:

To run the election, we’ve passed on your name and contact info to Election Pilot.
They’ll only use your details to manage the election for Ngaere School, and as required by law, your information will be deleted 60 days after the election.

Questions/Want more info?

If you have any questions about how the election works, get in touch directly with Election Pilot:
Phone:  0800 VOTENZ (0800 868 369)
Email: election@electionpilot.nz

It is important that members of the community who are considering standing for election do so fully informed of what the work of a school board involves.

Our Kōrari for Aspiring Board Member sessions help community members understand the work of the board, promote school board elections and attract potential candidates from our community.

Designed for those curious about joining a board, they provide an opportunity to ask questions and learn what the role involves.

If you’re keen on exploring a Board Nomination – you are encouraged to attend a free Kōrari for Aspiring Board Members webinar on Tuesday, 22^nd of July.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nzsba-korari-for-aspiring-board-members-webinar-tickets-1439486646309?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=

Community member guide to the role of the school board – link

PET DAY WEDNESDAY 08th OCTOBER 2025

More details to come in the following weeks

FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE – THANK YOU TO THE TARANAKI BULLS

PLEASE SEE KAREN IN THE OFFICE

Friday 01st August: Bookclub Issue 5 orders & payment Due

Friday 01st August:  Friday Pie Day 

Tuesday 05th August:  Pizza Fundraiser Delivery #1 (please note change of date) You should have received a txt advising of your delivery day – please contact Karen in the office if you have not.

Wednesday 06th August:  Board of Trustee Elections Close

Thursday 07th August:  Pizza Fundraiser Delivery #2 (please note change of date) You should have received a txt advising of your delivery day – please contact Karen in the office if you have not.

Thursday 07th August:  Rich Weir Netball (possibly soccer)

Friday 08th August:  Assembly 2.15pm – Middle Hub

Tuesday 19th August:  Tough Guy Challenge

Tuesday 19th August:  BOT Meeting 6.30pm @ school

Thursday 21st August:  Hurlstone Cup/McLeod Shield (Netball & Soccer)

Friday 22nd August:  Teachers Only Day – No School

Thursday 28th August:  Cross Country at Rawhitiroa

Monday 01st September:  PTA Meeting 7pm @ school

Wednesday 03rd September:  Central Cross Country

Friday 05th September:  School/Sports Photos

Wednesday 10th September:  Board of Trustee Elections

Friday 19th September:  End of Term 3

Wednesday 08th October:  PET DAY

17/07/2025

From the Principal’s Desk – Welcome to Term 3

Kia ora koutou,

A warm welcome back to Term 3! Unfortunately I’ve been away unexpectedly this week due to family matters. I want to acknowledge our awesome team of staff who have ensured a smooth and engaging start to the term for our tamariki. I’m incredibly grateful for their mahi and commitment.

We have a packed term ahead, full of opportunities for learning, growth, and connection. Winter sport takes centre stage, alongside plenty of exciting events and extracurricular activities for our students to get involved in.

Here are a few key updates for our whānau:

• Community Consultation Afternoon – Sunday 20 July at 2pm (Room 7) – We’d love to see you there. It’s a great chance to have your say and help shape the future direction of our kura. At this stage, we have had about 8-9 parents confirm, so if you’re able to come and can fill out the survey on the community feed in HERO, that’d be fantastic! The more voices – the better the clarity.

• Home-School Partnership Hui (Week 3) – Bookings are open now. These hui are a great opportunity to sit down and have a deeper kōrero about your child’s progress and achievement, especially in light of the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum. We hope you were able to access your child’s mid-year report on HERO at the end of last term.

• Board of Trustees Elections – Wednesday 10 September – We encourage parents to consider standing as a representative on our school board. It’s a rewarding way to support the wider school community

With winter bugs doing the rounds, please continue to let us know about any absences. When we know your child is away, we can make sure learning support and classroom programmes are adjusted to help keep them on track.

As always, our doors are open – whether it’s a quick chat, an email, or a message via HERO. We value strong partnerships between home and school and always welcome your questions and input.

Thank you for being such a supportive and connected school community. It’s been a great year so far, and we’re excited for everything that lies ahead this term.

Ngā manaakitanga
Shane Burgess – Tumuaki / Principal
principal@ngaere.school.nz
022 451 5809

Ngaere School | 2025 Board Elections

Every three years, all public schools in Aotearoa hold elections for their School Boards — and it’s happening again in 2025!

At Ngaere School, our School Board plays a huge role behind the scenes. While their mahi might not always be visible, it’s vital to how our school runs. The Board:

• Writes and reviews our strategic plan relating to teaching and learning

• Consults with our community

• Oversees our finances and property

• Ensures we give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in all aspects of school life

 How the election works:

We’ve appointed Election Pilot as our official Returning Officer, and this year the election will be run online.
Election Pilot has been supporting school elections for over 20 years and is the only Ministry-accredited provider of online election services since 2022.

You’ll receive important info (like nomination forms and voting details) directly by email from Election Pilot.

If we don’t have an email address for you — no worries — they’ll send everything out to you by post so you won’t miss out.

Your details and privacy:

To run the election, we’ve passed on your name and contact info to Election Pilot.
They’ll only use your details to manage the election for Ngaere School, and as required by law, your information will be deleted 60 days after the election.

Questions/Want more info?

If you have any questions about how the election works, get in touch directly with Election Pilot:
Phone:  0800 VOTENZ (0800 868 369)
Email: election@electionpilot.nz

It is important that members of the community who are considering standing for election do so fully informed of what the work of a school board involves.

Our Kōrari for Aspiring Board Member sessions help community members understand the work of the board, promote school board elections and attract potential candidates from our community.

Designed for those curious about joining a board, they provide an opportunity to ask questions and learn what the role involves.

If you’re keen on exploring a Board Nomination – you are encouraged to attend a free Kōrari for Aspiring Board Members webinar on Tuesday, 22^nd of July.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nzsba-korari-for-aspiring-board-members-webinar-tickets-1439486646309?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=

Community member guide to the role of the school board – link

Sunday 20th July @2pm:  Community Consultation Afternoon in ROOM 7 – Come and have your say!

Tuesday 22nd July:  Board Meeting 6.30pm at school all welcome

Friday 25th July:  Pizza Orders Due

Tuesday 29th July:  Home/School Hui

Wednesday 30th July:  Home/School Hui

Friday 01st August: Bookclub Issue 5 orders & payment Due

Tuesday 05th August:  Pizza Fundraiser Delivery #1 (please note change of date)

Thursday 07th August:  Pizza Fundraiser Delivery #2 (please note change of date)

Thursday 07th August:  Rich Weir Netball (possibly soccer)

Tuesday 19th August:  Tough Guy Challenge

Thursday 21st August:  Hurlstone Cup/McLeod Shield (Netball & Soccer)

Friday 22nd August:  Teachers Only Day – No School

Thursday 28th August:  Cross Country at Rawhitiroa

Wednesday 03rd September:  Central Cross Country

Friday 05th September:  School/Sports Photos

Wednesday 10th September:  Board of Trustee Elections

Friday 19th September:  End of Term 3

12/07/2025

Kia ora koutou e te whānau,

Nau mai, hāere mai ki Term 2!

I hope all of our rugrats have behaved themselves amongst the wet and wild weather over the break. We’re looking forward to seeing them all again at start of next week. A full newsletter will be published next week but for a now a few notices relating to:

1 – Home School Partnership Hui – see details below (71 bookings so far!)

2 – Community Consultation –  we really want your voice reflected in our new 2026-2029 Strategic Plan  – come along and make sure it is! Bring a friend 🙂

3 –Board of Trustees Election – set for Wednesday 10th September – see below for further information

Ngā manaakitanga
Shane Burgess – Tumuaki / Principal
principal@ngaere.school.nz
022 451 5809

• Should you wish to discuss any aspect of your child’s report or just generally chat about how your child is tracking based on assessment data collected this year to date, we will be offering short 10 minute home/school meetings with the teachers on:
• Tuesday 29th July  – 1:30pm and 5pm
• Wednesday 30th July – 1:30pm and 5pm

• Note: these meetings are NOT compulsory but do provide an opportunity for those parents who have anything they’d like to discuss relating to their child/rens education. School will remain open and students engaged in alternative learning experiences run by Mr B, Mrs Andrew and Support Staff. School finishes at 3pm for students as per usual
• Bookings can be made on HERO App. **These are now open** via the Home Page, then clicking on School Bookings and follow the step.

Please take the time to come along to our upcoming Community Consultation afternoon — a valuable opportunity to come together informally and hear from our parent community. We’d love to gather your thoughts on what’s working well, areas for improvement, and ideas that will help shape the future direction of our school.

Ngaere School | 2025 Board Elections

Every three years, all public schools in Aotearoa hold elections for their School Boards — and it’s happening again in 2025!

At Ngaere School, our School Board plays a huge role behind the scenes. While their mahi might not always be visible, it’s vital to how our school runs. The Board:

• Writes and reviews our strategic plan relating to teaching and learning

• Consults with our community

• Oversees our finances and property

• Ensures we give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi in all aspects of school life

 How the election works:

We’ve appointed Election Pilot as our official Returning Officer, and this year the election will be run online.
Election Pilot has been supporting school elections for over 20 years and is the only Ministry-accredited provider of online election services since 2022.

You’ll receive important info (like nomination forms and voting details) directly by email from Election Pilot.

If we don’t have an email address for you — no worries — they’ll send everything out to you by post so you won’t miss out.

Your details and privacy:

To run the election, we’ve passed on your name and contact info to Election Pilot.
They’ll only use your details to manage the election for Ngaere School, and as required by law, your information will be deleted 60 days after the election.

Questions/Want more info?

If you have any questions about how the election works, get in touch directly with Election Pilot:
Phone:  0800 VOTENZ (0800 868 369)
Email: election@electionpilot.nz

It is important that members of the community who are considering standing for election do so fully informed of what the work of a school board involves.

Our Kōrari for Aspiring Board Member sessions help community members understand the work of the board, promote school board elections and attract potential candidates from our community.

Designed for those curious about joining a board, they provide an opportunity to ask questions and learn what the role involves.

If you’re keen on exploring a Board Nomination – you are encouraged to attend a free Kōrari for Aspiring Board Members webinar on Tuesday, 22^nd of July.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nzsba-korari-for-aspiring-board-members-webinar-tickets-1439486646309?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=

Community member guide to the role of the school board – link

24/06/2025

Kia ora koutou e te whānau,

It’s really hard to believe that we’ve reached the end of Term 2. Time certainly does fly by! It’s been an action-packed term with amazing experiences for all our tamariki. It was heart-warming to see so many of our whānau brave the weather and show up at our Puanga Breakfast last Thursday. It was a very successful event – seemingly enjoyed by all. A huge thank you to Penny for her oversight of the morning and to our amazing PTA for bringing it all to life in the early hours of the morning.

Mid-Year Reports will be with you all by the end of the week. Please take the time to read through the information below and flick me or your child’s teacher a message if you have any questions or concerns. Interview slots for Home-School Partnership Hui are already filling up fast – over 30% of families have made bookings so far – great to see!

Term 3 looks to be action-packed also – with Inter-School Winter Sports filling up our timetable to round off our core curriculum. Key dates below.

Term 3 – Dates for your calendar:

• Thursday 7th August (Week 4) – Rich Weir – only Netball and possibly Soccer

• Wednesday 11th August (Week 5) – Ngā Whetū Mārama Kapa Haka – Room 4/5/6/7

• Tuesday 19th August (Week 6) – Tough Guy/Gal – for those students keen

• Thursday 21st August (Week 6) – Taranaki Inter-School Competition – this will involve most of our Year 7/8 students, with Ngaere looking to enter teams in Netball and Football. We don’t have the rugby players across Year 7/8 to field a team this year.

• Friday 22nd August – School Closed for Kāhui Maths Curriculum Teacher Only Day

• Thursday 28th August (Week 7) – School X-Country @ Rawhitiroa

• Wednesday 3rd September (Week 8) – Central X-Country

• Wednesday 10th September (Week 9) – School Board of Trustees Elections – 
  

Wishing you all a very safe and happy holiday period. If you’re travelling – enjoy – and we look forward to seeing everyone back on Monday 14th July.

Ngā manaakitanga
Shane Burgess – Tumuaki / Principal
principal@ngaere.school.nz
022 451 5809

Ngaere School Board of Trustees Elections
With the upcoming Board of Trustees Elections, please keep an eye out for our newsletter in Week 2 of the holidays. It will include all the important details you need to know about the election process.

 Key Info for Parents

• Mid Year Reporting this year will be shared with parents on HERO in digital format  – paper copies will not be sent home unless formally requested via emails sent to: office@ngaere.school.nz
• They will provide parents with mid-year snapshots of the strengths and areas for growth within Reading, Writing and Mathematics. 

Note: comments made will be reflective of how students are tracking aligned with the new curriculum requirements

• Teachers will also share a general comment outlining how the kids are tracking socially and emotionally e.g. friendships, work habits etc
• Each post or comment will be supported with either a photo of your child “in action” or evidence of their progress and achievement e.g. a writing sample or assessment snapshot
• Reports will be published (schoolwide) by the end of the day on Friday 27th June. As this is our first go at reporting in this way, please be considerate as we navigate any “teething” issues.

Home School Partnership Hui

• Should you wish to discuss any aspect of the report or just generally chat about how your child is tracking based on assessment data collected this year to date, we will be offering short 10 minute home/school meetings with the teachers on:

• Tuesday 29th July  – 1:30pm and 5pm
• Wednesday 30th July – 1:30pm and 5pm

• Note: these meetings are NOT compulsory but do provide an opportunity for those parents who have anything they’d like to discuss relating to their child/rens education. School will remain open and students engaged in alternative learning experiences run by Mr B, Mrs Andrew and Support Staff. School finishes at 3pm for students as per usual

• Bookings can be made on HERO App. **These are now open** via the Home Page, then clicking on School Bookings and follow the step.

To access your child’s report, open the HERO app and follow the steps as indicated:

School Attendance:

At the start of 2026, the Ministry of Education’s STAR (Stepped Attendance Response) system will come into legislation. This follows a clear set of guidelines and expectations for schools to follow. I will be working with the Board of Trustees to ascertain what this looks like in our setting. Click on the link HERE for more information.

Currently, we’re tracking slightly under the Ministry of Education’s target of having 80% of students at Tier 1 – with less than 5 days absent per school term. Let’s keep working together to close that gap.

Here’s the current Ngaere School attendance picture:

Tier 1 – Less than 5 days off in a school term (113/150 students OR 75%)

Tier 2 – Up to 10 days absent in a school term (11/150 students OR 7%)

Tier 3 – Up to 15 days absent in a school term (14/150 students OR 9%)

Tier 4  – 15+ days of absence in a school term (12/150 students OR 9%)

A huge congratulations to our Year 7/8 basketball team – the Ngaere Nitro – who’ve made the finals to face off against Stratford Primary on Friday evening. A great effort from you all – ka mau te wehi!

Celebrating Harold here with us this week we have available for purchase your very own Harold the Giraffe. 

Please order from the school office. CASH ONLY.  Thank you.

PET DAY  TROPHIES

Could we please have all Pet Day Trophies returned to school as soon as possible please.  We understand that this is a little earlier than usual but we would like to have them all back to ascertain if they need updating.  Thank you.

 Term 2 Dates

24th – 27th June: Life Education at school

Friday 27th June: School Assembly – Middle Hub (Room 4/5) – 2:15pm

Friday 27th June:  End of Term 2

Monday 14th July:  Beginning of Term 3

COMMUNITY NOTICES……

Thank you to our sponsors for their ongoing support!