8/5/2027

Kia ora koutou,

It’s been fantastic catching up with everyone over the last few weeks. I’ve been out and about quite a bit, and it’s been excellent to see the classrooms really humming; there’s a real hive of activity across the school and it feels great to be back into the swing of things for Term 2. It’s also been nice to see the weather finally playing ball; despite those chilly starts, the sunshine has been a very welcome change!

Kaponga Football Tournament Winter sports have kicked off, and it’s great to see so many of our kids getting amongst it on the fields and courts. We recently had our first time at the Kaponga Football Club annual tournament, and we had an absolute blast! A massive thanks to Kaponga Football for their organisation and delivery of such a huge event – and for turning on the amazing weather. 

It was great to see so many of our supporters out there on the day. A huge thank you to Pete, Marie, and Nicole & Amber for coaching and managing the teams (and for taking on the reffing!). Thanks also to everyone who helped with transport to get the kids there and home again.

I’d love to continue celebrating these successes, so if you are coaching or supporting a team, please flick me through any photos and results. We’d love to share them with the rest of the school community.

Staffing Update We wish Miss Lisa Hulme all the best as she heads off on her European adventure for the remainder of Term 2! We hope you have an incredible time, Lisa. In her absence, we are very happy to welcome Miss Gemma Smith, who will be covering Room 7.

PTA Update A big thanks to those who came along to the PTA AGM last week. We continue to have real strength in numbers and truly appreciate everything the PTA does for our kura. We thank Kara Prankerd for continuing as Chair, welcome Kylie Keller into the role of Secretary, and appreciate Karen’s willingness to oversee the finances. These guys will continue to work alongside a sizable number of other parents who give up their time to help provide awesome opportunities for our kids.

It is so good to be back into the swing of things and seeing our tamariki thriving in and out of the classroom. There is plenty more to look forward to this term, and I can’t wait to share more of those ‘fun things’ with you all soon!

As always, please reach out should you have any questions/concerns.

Ngā mihi nui

Shane Burgess – Tumuaki/Principal

principal@ngaere.school.nz

We’d love your support at our upcoming Ngaere School Community Working Bee. It’s a great opportunity to come together, pitch in, and take pride in our kura while spending some relaxed time as a community. There’s a wide range of jobs, so there’s something for everyone; and kids are absolutely welcome to come along and be part of it too.

If you’re able to lend a hand, we’d really appreciate it. Please take a moment to complete the quick survey HERE so we can get an idea of numbers.

We’ve recently completed our first Wellbeing for Learning (Pivot) check-in for 2026, and it’s great to see a positive shift from our baseline survey. Across the school, all three key areas have lifted — Belonging increased from 3.85 to 3.99, Resilience from 3.57 to 3.76, and Safety from 4.00 to 4.19. Just as importantly, by the end of the cycle around 85% of students were reporting they feel “good” or “great”, showing an overall improvement in how our tamariki are experiencing school. We’ve also seen strong growth in key indicators, including a 7.5% increase in students feeling they can talk to an adult when they have a problem and a 12.4% increase in students persisting when learning is challenging.

This tool gives us a clear picture of both strengths and next steps. While the overall trend is very positive, a small group of students are still finding it harder to look forward to school, ask for help, and bounce back from challenges, and we know not all students who need support are reaching out. To strengthen this, we have a Youth Mentor working with students each week, a full-time Pastoral Support Worker, and a continued focus on wellbeing through our classrooms and weekly assemblies, where we celebrate progress and deliberately grow the positive across our kura.

Room 1 & 2 – Term 1 Highlights

Room 1 and 2 had a very busy and exciting Term 1! We began the year with lots of swimming sessions, where students built confidence in the water and had plenty of fun along the way.

Throughout the term, we explored our “Letter of the Week” programme with many creative activities. From making penguins to creating cuddly teddy bears, our classroom was full of hands-on learning and creativity.

We also took time to celebrate special events and occasions, including Easter and ANZAC Day. As part of our ANZAC learning, the children made delicious ANZAC biscuits. They were a huge hit, and our taste testers certainly enjoyed sampling the finished products!

It has been wonderful welcoming many new children into Room 1 and 2 this term. We are looking forward to meeting and celebrating even more new entrants joining our class during Term 2.

Rooms 4 and 5 enjoyed learning more about ANZAC Day.

Room 3 enjoyed their visit to Junction Zero Waste Hub this week. We learnt many important facts about waste, reusing, and recycling. The highlight was seeing the amount of waste that fits in a recycling dump truck and learning how it is sorted.

Our Leaners of the Term from Term 1

Welcoming Mila Evans and Guy Perrett to our Student Leadership team for 2026

INFORMATION ON WINTER WELLNESS

Key Dates – Term 2 2026

MAY

• Thursday 28th – School Assembly 9am in the Hall
• Wednesday 27th – BOT Meeting 6.00pm at school – all welcome
• Friday 29th – NO SCHOOL Teachers Only Day

JUNE

• Monday 01st – Kings Birthday – No School
• Friday 05th – Raise the Roof Mufti Day – Movie Theme
• Sunday 07th – Community Working Bee at School 10am-4pm – Everyone Welcome
• Wednesday 10th  – Year 1-2 Midhirst Play Day
• Wednesday 10th – BOT Meeting 6pm at school – all welcome
• Monday 15th – Jones Cup @ Toko
• Wednesday 17th – Jones Cup Postponement Day
• Friday 19th – School Assembly 9am in the Hall

JULY

• Wednesday 01st – Paunga Breakfast at school
• Friday 03rd – School Assembly 9am
• Friday 03rd – LAST DAY OF TERM  2
• Monday 20th – First Day of Term 3

COMMUNITY NOTICES……

26/03/2026

From the Principal’s Desk

Kia ora koutou,

What a fantastic term it has been so far at Ngaere School. As we head into our final week before Easter, it’s a great time to pause and reflect on the many highlights across our kura.

We’ve loved welcoming Harold the Giraffe back as part of Life Education, and it’s been exciting to see our staff begin their journey with Six Bricks training. Our students have had a wide range of opportunities this term – from a successful Rural Cluster Swimming Sports and great results in Tuesday night Touch, to learning about cycle safety with Constable Pip and developing their hockey skills.

Our community events have been a real highlight. The Hu Road Family Trail Ride was incredibly well supported with over 150 entries, and the Maize Maze and Glow Night were a huge success, with nearly 500 people coming through the maze on Glow Night alone – an awesome reflection of our community spirit.  Thank you again to Kylie & Fabian Rupapera for organising and allowing this to take place on their farm and to the PTA for all of their hardwork.

We’ve also been blown away by the incredible support from our whānau, with 80% attendance at our Home-School Partnership hui – a powerful example of what partnership in learning looks like.

It’s been fantastic to see Kapa Haka up and running again, and to have our Literacy and Numeracy programmes well established across the school.

As always, please take a moment to read the information below, as it highlights some key updates and important information for parents and whānau.

We’re really proud of the momentum we’ve built this term and look forward to finishing strong as we head into the Easter break.

Ngā mihi nui,
Shane Burgess
Principal/Tumuaki

Term 1 2026

This term, the Board has been focused on establishing the way we work together, identifying some key boundaries that working in a governance role has, and assigning various roles to each Board member. Learning what it means to govern, while digging into the work involved as a school board, has been a positive learning curve for us all. Some key tasks for Term 1 have included looking at the school’s Annual Strategic Goals / Implementation Plan – this involved a lot of discussion, questions, and examining data and information about the school to feed into new goals and actions for the year. We believe the plan is very robust and attends to the necessary national priorities as well as those identified for Ngaere, and already we are seeing the commitment of Shane and the staff to put it into action. In addition, we have looked at what community engagement looks like, and have started to create a plan forward to seek more input from whānau and the wider Ngaere community to continuously inform our direction. Every term there is a requirement that the Board reviews policies, which has also been a large part of our meetings. These actions are all on top of the everyday processes such as finance and property management.

Our school board consists of parents and staff of the school, and they all bring a variety of strengths, experiences, considerations, and ideas, which is very important as representatives of the school community. However, training and upskilling as governors continues to be a focus to improve our skills and capacity. We have attended workshops, either online and in person, and have sourced new learning through online resources from the services available to boards. Our meetings are very productive and hold thoughtful and considerate discussions with the sole purpose of making key decisions in supporting Ngaere School to be the best it can be. We wish everyone a relaxing and enjoyable Easter holiday approaching. Thank you for your continued support.

Ngā mihi nui
Kim Manukonga – Presiding Member

Thank you to the Ngaere School PTA and ANZCO foods for their very generous donations that went towards the purchase of 50 new chairs for the hall!

A HUGE THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS DONATED GAMES AND PUZZLES TO THE SCHOOL.

WE HAVE HAD SUCH A GREAT REPSONSE!

Key Dates – Term 1, 2026

March Events:

• Monday 30th March – PTA Meeting 7pm in school staffroom – all welcome
• Tuesday 31st March – Rural Cluster Athletics (Years 1–4)

April Events & Term End

• Thursday 2nd April – School Assembly  – Learner of the Term
• Thursday 02nd April – Last day of Term 1
• Friday 4th April – Good Friday (School Closed)

TERM 2

• Monday 20th April – Term 2 begins
• Monday 20th April – Year 7 & 8 Vaccinations
• Wednesday 29th April – Ngaere School PTA AGM 7pm in the school staffroom

COMMUNITY NOTICES……

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Winning takes teamwork, so get the whole community involved by nominating your school. Teachers, students, parents, friends and whānau can all share the love and show their support for your school by nominating via the link below:

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TARANAKI QUILT FESTIVAL 2026

20/02/2026

From the Principal’s Desk

Kia ora koutou e te whānau,

What a fantastic start we’ve had to the year at Ngaere School. There has been a real sense of positive energy across our kura, and it’s been wonderful to see our tamariki settled, focused and highly engaged in their learning.

All classes now have their programmes fully up and running. Routines are well established, expectations are clear, and students are already showing pride in their progress. When relationships are strong and learning feels purposeful, our kura thrives.

Strengthening Wellbeing & Pastoral Care

A key focus for us this year is strengthening the way we support student wellbeing.

Under the leadership of Mrs Vicki Caldwell, we are providing a wider range of structured break-time options in both the library and the hall. These spaces allow students to find connection, calm, structured activity, or simply a quieter environment to recharge. This helps us cater for a wider range of needs across the school.

We are also pleased that Logan McDonald continues to work with us on Thursdays as our Child and Youth Mentor. Logan supports students with wellbeing needs and works alongside whānau when appropriate. If you feel your child may benefit from this support, please get in touch.

Music at Ngaere School

Karl Anderson’s music programme runs at school on Wednesdays. It’s great to see students exploring their musical talents and building confidence. If your child is interested in learning an instrument, please contact the office for further information.

Attendance Matters – Every Day Counts

Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success. When students are present, they:

 – Build strong relationships

 – Stay connected to their learning

 – Grow in confidence

 – Strengthen their sense of belonging

This year we start the implementation the STAR – Stepped Attendance Response approach.

Our expectation is clear:

Students attend school every day unless genuinely unwell or there are exceptional circumstances.

Our attendance bands are:

• Good (90%+) – Less than 5 days absence per term

• Watching (Around 80%) – Up to 10 days absence per term

• Concerning (Around 70%) – Up to 15 days absence per term

• Serious Concern (Below 70%) – 15+ days absence per term

Where attendance patterns begin to form, we will connect early with whānau to understand what support may be needed. Our approach is grounded in partnership and clear expectations.

As always, thank you for your continued support of Ngaere School. It is a privilege to woth with you, your children and the community.

Ngā manaakitanga,
Shane Burgess
Principal | Tumuaki
Ngaere School

School Assemblies

A reminder that this year we will be trialling school assemblies at 9:00am, three times per term.

The first assembly will be held tomorrow  – Friday 20 February, just after morning drop-off.

For whānau who are unable to attend in person, we will provide a private livestream link via Google Meet, which will be shared ahead of time. The Google Meet link has been sent out via HERO.

Request for Spare Board Games & Puzzles

We are seeking donations from whānau who may have board games, jigsaw puzzles, or packs of cards at home that are no longer being used.

The support room off the hall is being set up as a breakaway classroom designed to better support students with neurodiverse needs. This space forms part of Vicki’s role, as we explore different ways to support and engage learners who find the more formal classroom model challenging.

If you are able to donate, items can be dropped off at the school office. Thank you for helping us create flexible, supportive learning spaces for our tamariki.

Perfect Maze Weather This Weekend!

The forecast is looking just right — not too hot, not too cold — which means ideal conditions to come and conquer the Maize Maze!

Fresh air, plenty of twists and turns, and a fun challenge for the whole family.

• Saturday & Sunday
• 11am–3pm
• Cash only at the gate

Pop it on your weekend list and come support our awesome school fundraiser 

See you at the maze!

Tickets for this event are also available from the School Office: $10 per person, under 5’s free entry, $35 Family Pass.

Key Dates – Term 1, 2026

February Events

• Friday 20th February – School Assembly 9am – 10.00am
• Saturday 21st February – Maize Maze Open 11am – 3pm
• Sunday 22nd February – Maize Maze Open 11am – 3pm
• Mon 23th–Fri 27th February – Life Education in school
• Friday 27th – Maize Maze Glow Night 5pm onwards
• Saturday 28th February – Maize Maze Open 11am – 3pm

March Events

• Sunday 01st March – Maize Maze Open 11am – 3pm
• Friday 6th March – MOE-Approved Curriculum Maths Teacher Only Day (School Closed) 
• Monday 9th March – Taranaki Anniversary Day (School Closed)
• Friday 13th March – School Assembly 9am – 10.00am
• Friday 13th March – Interschool Hockey
• Monday 16th March – Cluster Swimming Sports (Years 5–8)
• Tuesday 31st March – Rural Cluster Athletics (Years 1–4)

Hui & Whānau Engagement

• Week 3/4 – Home–School Partnership Hui (dates to follow)

April Events & Term End

• Thursday 2nd April – School Assembly
• Thursday 02nd April – Last day of Term 1
• Friday 4th April – Good Friday (School Closed)
• Monday 20th April – Term 2 begins

COMMUNITY NOTICES……

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05/02/2026

From the Principal’s Desk

Kia ora e te whānau,

Welcome back to another busy and exciting time at Ngaere School. Our tamariki have settled in well, and it has been great to see classrooms full of energy, learning, and connection as the year gets underway. Staff have been impressed with how positively students have returned to routines and learning, and we’re looking forward to a term of growth, challenge, and celebration together.

Bring on the rest of 2026!

Ngā mihi nui

Shane Burgess

Principal/Tumuaki

principal@ngaere.school.nz

022 451 5809

Welcome to Our New Learners

We are pleased to welcome a number of new learners to Ngaere School, including children starting with us as five-year-olds, as well as students joining us at various year levels from across Taranaki.

A warm welcome to:
Lucy Holgate, Brianna Ross-Lyall, Brooklyn Belanger, Hawaiki Carr, Jack Annabell, Maia Burgess, Beau Anderson, Skylah Frank, Charlotte Lockett, Alexx Hartley, Zachary and Archie Bevins, and Friedrich and Zoey Van Zyl.

We are delighted to have you and your whānau join the Ngaere School community and look forward to getting to know you.

Pastoral Support

Student wellbeing is a strong focus for us in 2026. This year, we have employed Mrs Vicki Caldwell full time to support student wellbeing and pastoral care, including support with behavioural needs, social skills, and emotional regulation, as well as lunchtime programmes.

Logan McDonald will also continue working with us on Thursdays under the Te Ara Pae Trust umbrella. Logan is available to work one-on-one with students to support behavioural, social, and emotional needs. This support was very popular in 2025, with high uptake. Please note that informed parent consent is required for students to access this support.

If you would like your child to be considered for additional pastoral support, please contact Shane or Penny directly.

In addition, we will be regularly gathering student wellbeing information in 2026 using the PIVOT Wellbeing Tool, which helps us understand student resilience, sense of belonging, and feelings of safety. The more we understand what’s happening for our tamariki, the better we can provide positive learning experiences.

School Assemblies

This year we will be trialling school assemblies at 9:00am, three times per term.

The first assembly will be held on Friday 20 February, just after morning drop-off.

For whānau who are unable to attend in person, we will provide a private livestream link via Google Meet, which will be shared ahead of time

Uniform Update

The Board has made the decision to move to a local supplier for our school T-shirts/polo shirts. This change allows us to:

• access a wider range of sizes and better fit
• order based on need, rather than in bulk from overseas
• support a more sustainable and responsive supply process

For 2026, we will have a hybrid uniform, meaning both the current shirt and the new shirt will be acceptable. Existing stock will be sold first and will be available at the same (lower) price as current stock.

You will notice from the photos above that the new shirt is a slightly different shade of navy, while still maintaining a sharp, consistent look.

From the beginning of 2027, students will need to wear the new shirt as part of the school uniform.

Timetable Update

This term we are trialling a small change to our daily timetable structure. The aim is to create shorter, sharper learning blocks, better support curriculum coverage, and help us ensure students are receiving a full hour each day of reading, writing, and mathematics.

The revised daily structure is:

• Block 1: 8:55am – 10:30am
• Interval: 10:30am – 11:00am
• Block 2: 11:00am – 12:00pm
• Lunch: 12:00pm – 12:45pm
• Block 3: 12:45pm – 1:45pm
• Short Break: 1:45pm – 2:00pm
• Block 4: 2:00pm – 3:00pm

The effectiveness of this timetable will be reviewed towards the end of Term 1, in discussion with staff and students.

Request for Spare Board Games & Puzzles

We are seeking donations from whānau who may have board games, jigsaw puzzles, or packs of cards at home that are no longer being used.

The support room off the hall is being set up as a breakaway classroom designed to better support students with neurodiverse needs. This space forms part of Vicki’s role, as we explore different ways to support and engage learners who find the more formal classroom model challenging.

If you are able to donate, items can be dropped off at the school office. Thank you for helping us create flexible, supportive learning spaces for our tamariki.

Tickets for this event are also available from the School Office: $10 per person, under 5’s free entry, $35 Family Pass.

Key Dates – Term 1, 2026

February Events

• Friday 6th February – Waitangi Day (School Closed)
• Friday 13th February – Scholastic Book Club Orders Due
• Monday 16th February – Cycle Safety (Years 3–8)
• Wednesday 11th February – Turnbull Cup Swimming
• Wednesday 18th February – Year 7 & 8 Hearing & Vision Testing
• Friday 13th February – Maize Maze Opens 
• Mon 24th–Fri 27th February – Life Education in school

March Events

• Friday 6th March – MOE-Approved Curriculum Maths Teacher Only Day (School Closed)    Monday 9th March – Taranaki Anniversary Day (School Closed)
• Friday 13th March – Interschool Hockey
• Monday 16th March – Cluster Swimming Sports (Years 5–8)
• Tuesday 31st March – Rural Cluster Athletics (Years 1–4)

Hui & Whānau Engagement

• Week 3/4 – Home–School Partnership Hui (dates to follow)

April Events & Term End

• Thursday 03rd April – Last day of Term 1
• Friday 4th April – Good Friday (School Closed)
• Monday 20th April – Term 2 begins

COMMUNITY NOTICES……

05/12/2025

From the Principal’s Desk

Kia ora e te whānau,

It’s hard to believe we’re already heading into Week 9. This term has been absolutely jam-packed — from camps and events, to classroom projects, to staff planning for a big year ahead in 2026. The energy around school has been awesome, and we’re really proud of how students have kept their momentum right through to the end.

As we approach the final stretch, here are a few important updates, celebrations, and details for the end of year and the start of 2026.

End-of-Year Prizegiving – Monday 15th December

We’re looking forward to celebrating another fantastic year with you all.

• Hall opens: 6:30pm

• Students seated by: 6:50pm

• Prizegiving begins: 7:00pm

• Expected finish: Approximately 1.5 hours

Because it’s a later evening, parents are welcome to pick students up early on Monday if they feel they’ll need a rest.

School will remain open on Tuesday 16th December, but teachers will be engaged in professional learning. Students who attend will take part in a relaxed, adjusted programme with our support staff.
If your child finishes for the year after prizegiving, that’s completely fine.

End-of-Year Reporting – HERO

Reports will go live on HERO at the end of next week.

Teachers have worked incredibly hard to ensure each student is accurately assessed against the refreshed English and Maths curriculum. Alongside strengths, next steps, and photo highlights, you will see a graph showing each child’s achievement.

For some students, the graph may look as if they’ve moved backwards. This is not the case — the expectations have shifted nationally.

DON’T PANIC.

This is happening across New Zealand. Students are now being measured against higher benchmarks. We will continue to monitor progress throughout 2026 and communicate clearly with whānau.

A sporting comparison:
In 1984, Carl Lewis won the Olympic 100m in 9.92 seconds. In the last Olympics, the eighth-place finisher ran 9.91. The bar moves — not the athlete.
The same applies here.

Class Placements for 2026 – click HERE

A huge amount of thought goes into class placements — socially, emotionally, and academically. You’ll find an image below showing where your child will be placed in 2026. These will also be sent via HERO for easier viewing.

Over the next fortnight, teachers will work collaboratively to transition key information to ensure each student starts strong next year.

We’ll also be running Home–School Partnership Hui early in Term 1 to connect with whānau and set shared goals for the year.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding placement, please contact me directly.

Student Support

• Learning Support Mentor: Ms Vicki Caldwell
• Child/Youth Pastoral Care Mentor: Mr Logan McDonald
  Resource Teacher Learning and Behaviour: Mrs Sonia Vind
• Learning Support Coordinator: Mrs Sue Fergus

EnviroSchools Silver Award

Congratulations to our Room 6 “Vegepods”, who have led a year of outstanding mahi in sustainable practice — designing, trialling, and refining environmental projects around school.

Yesterday, our Enviro group presented to members of the Taranaki District Council EnviroSchools team, sharing their initiatives and vision. Their work was recognised with the EnviroSchools Silver Award!

This is a whole-school achievement years in the making (Bronze was earned in 2018), supported by the dedication of Mrs Uhlenberg, Mrs Henderson, Jackie, and Gwenda.

We will celebrate this milestone at a special assembly this Friday at 2:30pm.
Nau mai, haere mai e te whānau.

Ngā mihi nui

Thank you for your ongoing support, energy, and partnership throughout what has been a massive and rewarding term. Our students have shone, our staff have worked incredibly hard, and our community continues to be at the heart of everything we do.

He whakataukī hei whakakapi:

“Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini.”
My strength is not that of an individual, but that of the collective.

Ngā manaakitanga,
Shane Burgess
Principal/Tumuaki, Ngaere School

Key Dates – Term 1, 2026

Before School Starts

• Friday 30th January – Office open for uniform purchases & general enquiries

• Monday 2nd February – Term 1 begins

February Events

• Friday 6th February – Waitangi Day (School Closed)

• Monday 16th February – Cycle Safety (Years 3–8)

• Wednesday 11th February – Turnbull Cup Swimming

• Friday 13th February – Maize Maze Opens

• 24th–27th February – Life Education in school

March Events

• Friday 6th March – MOE-Approved Curriculum Maths Teacher Only Day (School Closed)

• Monday 9th March – Taranaki Anniversary Day (School Closed)

• Friday 13th March – Interschool Hockey

• Wednesday 18th March – Cluster Swimming Sports (Years 5–8)

• Tuesday 31st March – Rural Cluster Athletics (Years 1–4)

Hui & Whānau Engagement

• Week 3/4 – Home–School Partnership Hui (dates to follow)

April Events & Term End

• Friday 4th April – Good Friday (School Closed)

• Monday 7th & Tuesday 8th April – Easter Monday & Easter Tuesday (School Closed)

• Friday 11th April – Last day of Term 1

• Monday 28th April – Term 2 begins

A huge thank you to Mike & Mandy Hansen from

THE WATERHOG LTD   https://thewaterhog.co.nz

who have very generously let the school use their truck again for the  xmas float.

REMINDER…..

Support Our School & Get Your Christmas Shopping Done!

This year, we’re partnering with the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce on a fun and easy school fundraiser with the new Taranaki Monopoly board game!

For every game purchased before the end of the school year using our school’s unique code, our school receives a $10 donation (you must use our schools
unique code).
It’s the perfect Christmas gift that encourages family fun, and every purchase directly helps us fund our school projects for next year.

How to support us:

 Visit: https://taranakimonopoly.co.nz/pages/schools                                                                Add the game to your cart.

 PLEASE BE SURE TO USE OUR SCHOOLS UNIQUE CODE AT CHECKOUT:   NGA
 We then get a school donation!

Thank you for your support!

Thank you to those who have dropped items in for the Xmas Hamper raffle.  If you are yet to drop your item/s in, please do so to the school office by Friday 12th December.  Thank you.

COMMUNITY NOTICES……