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NEWSLETTER WEDNESDAY 24th MAY 2023

Ngaere School
School Newsletter
Living & Learning with RESPECT

Welcome – Nau mai haere mai

Term 2  Week 5 

Wednesday 24th May 2023

Update Re Teacher Industrial Action: Teachers do not take the decision to strike lightly but many are frustrated that the Government is moving so slowly in their negotiations on the claims. Proposed strike action by primary teachers has been put on hold as has the two month work ban by Primary Principals (begun 24 April) while urgent negotiations take place. A decision will be made by the members of the union on Tuesday 30 May whether the proposed strike day of Wednesday 31 May will take place or not. Please be prepared as we will not be able to inform our communities until next Tuesday.

School may be closed on Wednesday 31 May due to teacher strike action.

Please advise the school (via either Megan or Karen) of any changes to your address or contact details following the 1st June farm changeovers.

HOT FOOD TUESDAY begins on Tuesday 6th June  (after King’s Birthday Monday).  Children may bring something wrapped in tin foil.  Please ensure that the item is clearly named.  It will be  put in the pie warmer to heat and will be delivered back to them at lunchtime. 

We do not offer school lunches, but if you are struggling with school lunch for your child/ren, please contact the school office to talk confidentially with Megan or Karen in the office. We have options available to enable us to provide food for those who need it. 

SPORTS FEES:  A friendly reminder, if your child is playing Hockey, Netball or Basketball this season their fees are now due.  If you are unable to pay the full amount, we do accept smaller affordable payments.  Please see Karen in the office if you have any queries.  Thank you.

STUDENT COUNCIL PINK MUFTI DAY  

Thank you so much to everyone who participated in Friday’s Pink Mufti Day.              The Student Council raised $215 on the day which will be passed on to a worthwhile charity.

KEEP SATURDAY 1st JULY 2023 FREE FOR THE NGAERE SCHOOL PTA

QUIZ NIGHT

(More details to follow)

Year 7 & 8 Technology: Children in Rooms 6 & 7 attend Stratford High School for their technology curriculum on alternate Tuesday mornings. The room has been purpose built for the primary schools to access the technology curriculum and is staffed by ex Pembroke School teacher Reece Saville. Over the past couple of sessions children have been designing and then printing vinyl stickers as pictured.

Enviro News:
Thank you so much to the parents who helped with transport to Lake Rotokare on Tuesday for the Biodiversity Day. All the children who went had a great day and learned from their activities.
 
Friday, 26th May we will be involved in a planting some of the 900+ plants for the revegetation of the area behind the swimming pool, Soldiers Park Reserve.  We hope to keep going back and checking the health of the plants that we plant, and releasing/pulling weeds back from around the base of the plants to ensure that they get a good chance to grow. 
 

Blue Light PCT Challenge: Sixteen year 7 & 8 children will be going to NP on Friday to compete against other schools in the annual Blue Light PCT (Physical Competency Test) Challenge. The winning team (of four students) will receive the Blue Light PCT Trophy, $400 voucher for their school and bragging rights! Teams are required to participate in a series of challenges including the ‘police car push’ as well as complete the Police Competence Test (PCT) – the obstacle course used in the entry exams for new police recruits.

Thank you to the parents who will be taking cars to transport our children to and from NP and good luck to those competing!

Coronation Stories from Room 4

To add to your Diaries:

  • Wednesday 24th May – BOT Meeting 6.30pm
  • Friday 26th May –  9.30am Restoration Planting at Soldiers Park, Eltham
  • Friday 26th May – Blue Light PCT Challenge – NP (Yr 7 & 8)
  • Monday 5th June – School closed for King’s Birthday weekend
  • Thursday 8th June – ‘Empowered Online’ parent presentation (SHS)7pm
  • Friday 09th June – Book Club Due
  • Thursday 15th June – Play Day, Midhirst (Rm 1&2 only)
  • Monday 19th June – Jones Cup, Toko (Yrs 5-8 only)
  • Monday 19th June – PTA Meeting
  • Friday 30th June – End Term 1
  • Saturday 1st July – PTA Quiz 
  • Start Back Term 3 Monday 17th July

 

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NEWSLETTER WEDNESDAY 17th May 2023

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Living & Learning with RESPECT

Welcome – Nau mai haere mai

Term 2  Week 4 – Wednesday 17th May 2023

A very warm welcome to Miya who has joined Ngaere in the junior room this week.  We hope Miya and her family enjoy their time as part of the Ngaere School community.

This term is becoming quite a busy one with alot of sports events and group outings coming up.  Please be sure to keep upto date with what’s going on and when, with the newletter and notices.

HOT FOOD TUESDAY begins on Tuesday 6th June  (after King’s Birthday Monday).  Children may bring something wrapped in tin foil.  Please ensure that the item is clearly named.  It will be  put in the pie warmer to heat and will be delivered back to them at lunchtime. 

We do not offer school lunches, but if you are struggling with school lunch for your child/ren, please contact the school office to talk confidentially with either myself or Karen in the office. We have options available to enable us to provide food for those who need it. 

THIS FRIDAY 19th MAY

STUDENT COUNCIL PINK MUFTI DAY  

A Gold Coin Donation Would Be Very Much Appreicated. Thank you

Children are invited to dress in pink to join others around New Zealand as part of a powerful movement to spread aroha and kindness and end bullying. 

What is bullying?
It isn’t uncommon to hear someone say something insensitive or mean to someone else. Although these comments or actions are not okay, bullying has some specific features that make it much more serious and harmful.
• Bullying is deliberate – harming another person intentionally
• Bullying involves a misuse of power in a relationship
• Bullying is usually not a one-off – it is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated over time
• Bullying involves behaviour that can cause harm – it is not a normal part of growing up 

KEEP SATURDAY 1st JULY 2023 FREE FOR THE NGAERE SCHOOL PTA

QUIZ NIGHT

(More details to follow)

Enviro News:
We are super excited to be sending a group of students to the Biodiversity Day at Lake Rotokare on Tuesday 23rd May (next week).  There will be 5 activities and our tamariki will experience all 5 in 1⁄2 hour slots.  A notice will be coming home to the students involved.  We will require parent transport so if you are able to help please note this on the notice.  
 
On Friday, 26th May we will be involved in a planting day at Soldiers Park, Eltham.  Another group of students will be assisting Eltham Lions club who have organised the collection of the 900+ plants for the revegetation of this area.  We hope to keep going back and checking the health of the plants that we plant, and releasing/pulling weeds back from around the base of the plants to ensure that they get a good chance to grow. 
 

CANTERBURY ORDERS DUE BACK TODAY

 

SPORTS NEWS….

Ngaere White Netball team had PJ day last Saturday. Unfortunately the team didn’t get a win but their on court sportsmanship and team spirit for the game was something to be proud of. They fought and played hard until the end. 

A huge thank you to CANTER for CANCER who have generously donated  2 fantastic calf covers and a couple of covers that can be used for small dogs or lambs.  These will come in handy around Pet Day.

Canter for Cancer is an organisation that sell high quality covers for calves, lambs, dogs & horses, horse rugs and accessories, clothing and gifts. A percentage of all sales go the Child Cancer Foundation.  Check out their website.  They have some awesome stuff at great prices!

https://canterforcancer.nz

ROOM 3 WRITING

THE GIRAFFE by James

A giraffe has a long tongue, a hairy back, a long tail, a long neck and two horns on top of hits fluffy head.  It is running away from the Lion King in Africa, where the grass is low and hot and sticky and makes you sweat.  She was exhausted because she has been running away from the Lion King

MY GIRAFFE by Rafael

My giraffe is a girl.  She has a furry tail and along neck.  She is standing and sleeping.  The paddock is full of maize getting harvested by the big combined harvester.  My giraffe is scared of the combined harvester because it is big and loud.  The maize got carted away by a big tractor and trailer.

 

UNIFORM With the weather turning cooler it is important that your child has a warm outer layer. Our school uniform is either the blue polar fleece or the black jacket. Non uniform jerseys or jackets should not be worn. Please ensure all items of clothing are clearly named.  There is also a small selection of secondhand thermals available from the school office which may be worn under the school polo shirts.

To add to your Diaries:

  • Wednesday 17th May – Canterbury Orders due
  • Wednesday 17th May – SHS Principal Visit 9.30am
  • Friday 19th May – Pink Mufti Day – Gold Coin Donation Appreciated
  • Tuesday 23rd May – Biodiversity Day at Lake Rotokare
  • Wednesday 24th May – BOT Meeting 6.30pm
  • Friday 26th May –  9.30am Restoration Planting at Soldiers Park, Eltham
  • Monday 5th June – School closed for King’s Birthday weekend
  • Thursday 8th June – ‘Empowered Online’ parent presentation (SPS)
  • Friday 09th June – Book Club Due
  • Thursday 15th June – Play Day, Midhirst (Rm 1&2 only)
  • Monday 19th June – Jones Cup, Toko (Yrs 5-8 only)
  • Monday 19th June – PTA Meeting
  • Friday 30th June – End Term 1
  • Saturday 1st July – PTA Quiz 
  • Start Back Term 3 Monday 17th July

 

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Newsletter 10/05/2023

Ngaere School
School Newsletter
Living & Learning with RESPECT

Welcome – Nau mai haere mai

Term 2  Week 3 – Wednesday 10th May 2023

Week 3 already! With the onset of wet and almost wintery weather please remember to check your child has their warm polar fleece or jacket each day. Children will be issued with a school beanie later in the term to wear outside on colder days. 

After King’s Birthday Monday we will be back to Hot Food Tuesday. Children may bring something wrapped in tin foil and clearly named to put in the pie warmer which will be delivered back to them at lunchtime. 

We do not offer school lunches, but if you are struggling with school lunch for your child/ren, please contact the school office to talk confidentially with either myself or Karen in the office. We have options available to enable us to provide food for those who need it. 

We want to reiterate that you don’t have to wait until the school-wide parent-teacher interviews later this term to discuss your child’s learning progress with their teacher.  You’re welcome to request a meeting at any point throughout the year to address any concerns or questions you may have.  This helps ensure that any issues are resolved promptly. 

Improving student attendance and engagement is politically a big priority across New Zealand at the moment. Last week we received our latest attendance summary from the Ministry of Education and I am pleased to report that our average attendance rate for term 1 was 90%. The Ministry consider 90% to be the statistical rate of ‘regular’ attendance, which is the equivalent of children attending at least 9 out of every 10 days at school BUT analysis shows that every day has a cumulative impact on student learning, meaning there is NO safe level of non-attendance.

As a school we are revisiting the school values of RESPECT. This includes the 5 Signpost: Respect for Self, Respect for Others, Respect for Learning, Respect for Property, and Respect for the Environment. We appreciate your support in this.

I am away next week attending a Lions Convention in Medan, Indonesia which is an experience I am looking forward to. Then my role as Council Chair of Lions Clubs New Zealand is almost complete. I would like to take the opportunity to thank the Ngaere School Board for their support in allowing me to follow my passion for leadership within the Lions organisation over the past 12 months which has necessitated trips and days out of school.

Nga mihi

Megan

STUDENT COUNCIL PINK MUFTI DAY:  Friday 19th May children are invited to dress in pink to join others around New Zealand as part of a powerful movement to spread aroha and kindness and end bullying. 

What is bullying?
It isn’t uncommon to hear someone say something insensitive or mean to someone else. Although these comments or actions are not okay, bullying has some specific features that make it much more serious and harmful.
• Bullying is deliberate – harming another person intentionally
• Bullying involves a misuse of power in a relationship
• Bullying is usually not a one-off – it is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated over time
• Bullying involves behaviour that can cause harm – it is not a normal part of growing up 

KEEP SATURDAY 01st JULY 2023 FREE FOR THE NGAERE SCHOOL PTA

QUIZ NIGHT

(More details to follow)

A huge thank you to Finer Spraying Services & Lloyd Gernhoefer Agricultural Contracting for all of their support with the Maize paddock.  They donated their time and services to cut the maize, spray the paddock and regrass the paddock.  Their support is very much appreciated. 

CANTERBURY FUNDRAISER: The PTA are running their popular Canterbury Gear fundraiser.  Order forms were sent home with your children last Friday.  If you did not receive an order form, please call into the school office or please find one attached below. Money and orders are due back Wednesday 17th May.

ENVIRO NEWSWe are super excited to pick up our prize that we won from Mega Mitre 10 and Enviroschools last year, this week.  We received a wheelbarrow full of goodies.

This included seeds, a spade and fork, hedge trimmers, seed raising mix, a watercan, small forks and shovels, seedling trays and gloves. Thank you Mega Mitre 10 for this wonderful prize that our school is looking forward to using!
 
Also, just a reminder if you have any spare fruit or vege to donate for the produce cart, please bring into school.  Thank you.

Rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4 made the decision to dress up in royal regalia ahead of King Charles III’s coronation.   The Queen and Princess of Hearts (a.k.a. Mrs Henderson and Charlotte) made a surprise appearance, leaving behind the orb and sceptre.  The children then enjoyed a photo shoot on the throne with the Queen of Hearts’ orb and sceptre.  We celebrated by making, and then eating, scones with jam and cream. The coronation was the topic of some math work and enquiry in Rooms 3 and 4.  

PARENTS CYBER SAFETY EVENING

Because of the rapidly changing times, our tamariki are growing up in and, the mounting challenges and harms they are facing online we need to start talking about and tackling this as a community.

As such, we have organised Author, Filmmaker and Speaker Rob Cope, producer of the documentary “Our Kids Online” to come and give what promises to be a humorous and eye-opening evening talk to our parent community.

His talk will cover

  • Cyberbullying – How cyberbullies can reach our kids 24/7
  • Social media – The pressure for kids to build an online brand that is often far removed from their authentic selves. FOMO, Highlight Reels 
  • Gaming and the developing brain – An oversupply of dopamine leading to dopamine deficiency, synaptic pruning, and the underdevelopment of social skills and empathy
  • Naked Selfies – The pressure to send nudes from intermediate up through high school 
  • Online predators – The methods they use, how to spot them, and how to get out from under their control if your child has been trapped
  • Online porn vs healthy sexuality – How consuming online pornography as a child or teen can create a sexual template where violence, aggression, and dominance are seen as normal and consent can become very blurry

Solutions

  • Filters – Which filters are best and how to install them
  • Smartphones – How to lock down a smartphone to make it a safe phone
  • Boundaries – How to put good boundaries in place around device use 
  • 3 golden rules – The 3 golden rules that will keep your kids safe
  • Talking to your kids – How to have difficult conversations with your kids
  • Challenging our own phone and device usage – Reconnecting as a family.

Here is a promotional video for you to watch Our Kids Online Parent Evening.

The talk will be held in our school hall on Thursday June 8th from 7-9pm.

UNIFORM With the weather turning cooler it is important that your child has a warm outer layer. Our school uniform is either the blue polar fleece or the black jacket. Non uniform jerseys or jackets should not be worn. Please ensure all items of clothing are clearly named.  There is also a small selection of secondhand thermals available from the school office which may be worn under the school polo shirts.

To add to your Diaries:

  • Wednesday 17th May – Canterbury Orders due
  • Wednesday 17th May – SHS Principal Visit 9.30am
  • Friday 19th May – Pink Mufti Day
  • Wednesday 24th May – BOT Meeting 6.30pm
  • Friday 26th May –  9.30am Restoration Planting at Soldiers Park, Eltham
  • Monday 5th June – School closed for King’s Birthday weekend
  • Thursday 8th June – ‘Empowered Online’ parent presentation (SPS)
  • Friday 09th June – Book Club Due
  • Thursday 15th June – Play Day, Midhirst (Rm 1&2 only)
  • Monday 19th June – Jones Cup, Toko (Yrs 5-8 only)
  • Monday 19th June – PTA Meeting
  • Friday 30th June – End Term 1
  • Saturday 1st July – PTA Quiz 
  • Start Back Term 3 Monday 17th July

 

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Newsletter Wednesday 03rd May

Ngaere School
School Newsletter
Living & Learning with RESPECT

Welcome – nau mai haere mai

Term 2 – Wednesday 03rd May 2023

Welcome to Week 2 of Term 2.  The children have been busy settling back into routine and learning.  

All winter sports are now well underway.  A huge thank you to the parents who have volunteered their time as coaches and to help out with the teams, your support is very much appreciated.

Sports fees have now been invoiced to your accounts.  Please pay these as soon as possible.  If you are unable to afford the amount in full, you can pay smaller regular payments.  If you have any questions in regards to this, please see Karen in the office.

Just a reminder that Covid is making itself known again and that if your child/ren have flu like symtoms, please keep them home.  If they do happen test positive for covid they are required to isolate for 7 days.

Due to the Ministry cracking down on Truancy if your child is going to be away from school, please let the school know.  This can be done either by phone 764 8643, the school loop app, or email office@ngaere.school.nz.  Thank you.

 

Enviro Update
 
The Enviro Captains have been working hard behind the scenes setting some goals that they would love to achieve this term.  One thing that we would love to get back up and running is the Community Food trolley.  We put this out in front of our school for anyone to purchase food from.  Unfortunately we haven’t had much food to put on it.  If you have extra fruit or vegetables in your garden and would like to donate them to our school, please let me know (Ms Hey) or pop them on the trolley.  Thank you.
Junior School Royal Celebration
Rooms 1-4

This week we have the Coronation of King Charles III on Saturday, 6th May. We thought this would be a great learning opportunity for Rooms 1-4, given that this does not occur very often. On Friday we will end the week with a celebration of our learning with scones, jam and cream, along with dressing up as Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses. This will be a Junior mufti day, so no uniform is required. Come dressed up in something royal or associated with royalty and let’s have some royal fun to celebrate the new King.

PARENTS CYBER SAFETY EVENING

Because of the rapidly changing times, our tamariki are growing up in and, the mounting challenges and harms they are facing online we need to start talking about and tackling this as a community.

As such, we have organised Author, Filmmaker and Speaker Rob Cope, producer of the documentary “Our Kids Online” to come and give what promises to be a humorous and eye-opening evening talk to our parent community.

His talk will cover

  • Cyberbullying – How cyberbullies can reach our kids 24/7
  • Social media – The pressure for kids to build an online brand that is often far removed from their authentic selves. FOMO, Highlight Reels 
  • Gaming and the developing brain – An oversupply of dopamine leading to dopamine deficiency, synaptic pruning, and the underdevelopment of social skills and empathy
  • Naked Selfies – The pressure to send nudes from intermediate up through high school 
  • Online predators – The methods they use, how to spot them, and how to get out from under their control if your child has been trapped
  • Online porn vs healthy sexuality – How consuming online pornography as a child or teen can create a sexual template where violence, aggression, and dominance are seen as normal and consent can become very blurry

Solutions

  • Filters – Which filters are best and how to install them
  • Smartphones – How to lock down a smartphone to make it a safe phone
  • Boundaries – How to put good boundaries in place around device use 
  • 3 golden rules – The 3 golden rules that will keep your kids safe
  • Talking to your kids – How to have difficult conversations with your kids
  • Challenging our own phone and device usage – Reconnecting as a family.

Here is a promotional video for you to watch Our Kids Online Parent Evening.

The talk will be held in our school hall on Thursday June 8th from 7-9pm.

HOCKEY Registrations are now required: 

If your child/ren are playing Hockey this season please register your child/ren asap via the below link:

https://www.playhq.com/hockey-new-zealand/register/5e56fb

REGIONAL COUNCIL SURVEY: Taranaki Regional Council want your views to help shape the future of public transport, cycling and walking, road safety and speed management across Taranaki. The community conversation has been launched and you can take part in surveys or comment on an interactive map from 15 March to 30 April.

Feedback on road safety and speed will be used by the region’s district councils when they develop their speed management plans while responses around public transport and cycling and walking will inform our new Better Travel Choices in Taranaki strategy.

To provide your opinion, you only have to click on the link, click on the area you want to comment on and start typing.  You can also review every other comment and like/dislike that comment.

Transport engagement | Social Pinpoint (mysocialpinpoint.com)  

 

UNIFORM With the weather turning cooler it is important that your child has a warm outer layer. Our school uniform is either the blue polar fleece or the black jacket. Non uniform jerseys or jackets should not be worn. Please ensure all items of clothing are clearly named.  There is also a small selection of secondhand thermals available from the school office which may be worn under the school polo shirts.

CONGRATULATIONS Ngaere White who had a fabulous game on Saturday and won 13-3.

Well done girls!

To add to your Diaries:

  • Friday 05th May –  Rooms 1-4 Royal Celebration
  • Monday 8th May – PTA Meeting 7pm
  • Wednesday 24th May – BOT Meeting 6.30pm
  • Friday 26th May –  9.30am Restoration Planting at Soldiers Park, Eltham
  • Monday 5th June – School closed for King’s Birthday weekend
  • Thursday 8th June – ‘Empowered Online’ parent presentation (SPS)
  • Friday 09th June – Book Club Due
  • Thursday 15th June – Play Day, Midhirst (Rm 1&2 only)
  • Monday 19th June – Jones Cup, Toko (Yrs 5-8 only)
  • Friday 30th June – End Term 1
  • Saturday 1st July – PTA Quiz (TBC)

 

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Newsletter Wednesday 26th April 2023

Ngaere School
School Newsletter
Living & Learning with RESPECT

Welcome – nau mai haere mai

Term 2 – Wednesday 26th April

I trust you have all enjoyed a fun filled, yet relaxing time with your children and are ready to deal with whatever Term 2 has to offer. We welcome three new entrant children and their families this week, Alexa (who joins big brother Riley), Lucian & Liam, and to Aston and Blake who have also joined us here at Ngaere.

SICK CHILDREN:

As covid is making itself known in the community again, we would like to remind families that if your child/ren have flu like symtoms, please keep them home.  If they do happen test positive for covid they are required to isolate for 7 days.

Also as the Ministry are clamping down on truancy, just a friendly reminder that if your child/ren are a going to be away from school, please let the school know.  This can be done either by phone 764 8643, the school loop app, or email office@ngaere.school.nz.  Thank you.

NEWSLETTER:  As you may have noticed, our newsletter is a little different.  This is because we are now doing it through the Ngaere School Website.  We have hopefully have transferred everyones email across to the new platform, but if you or someone you know has not received the newsletter, or would like to receive the school newsletter, please let Karen in the office know and we will add the email address to the mailing list.

HOCKEY Registrations are now required: 

If your child/ren are playing Hockey this season please register your child/ren asap via the below link:

https://www.playhq.com/hockey-new-zealand/register/5e56fb

Please find attached information on teams, fees, etc.

THANK YOU TO THE PTA

The PTA ran a motorbike flat track fundraiser yesterday.  It seems that it was a very popular event with over 60 children attending.  A huge thank you to the PTA and helpers on the day for the organsiation and running of this event, and an extra thanks to Bryce Meads.  Approximately $1000 was raised. 

REGIONAL COUNCIL SURVEY: Taranaki Regional Council want your views to help shape the future of public transport, cycling and walking, road safety and speed management across Taranaki. The community conversation has been launched and you can take part in surveys or comment on an interactive map from 15 March to 30 April.

Feedback on road safety and speed will be used by the region’s district councils when they develop their speed management plans while responses around public transport and cycling and walking will inform our new Better Travel Choices in Taranaki strategy.

To provide your opinion, you only have to click on the link, click on the area you want to comment on and start typing.  You can also review every other comment and like/dislike that comment.

Transport engagement | Social Pinpoint (mysocialpinpoint.com)  

 

UNIFORM With the weather turning cooler it is important that your child has a warm outer layer. Our school uniform is either the blue polar fleece or the black jacket. Non uniform jerseys or jackets should not be worn. Please ensure all items of clothing are clearly named.  There is also a small selection of secondhand thermals available from the school office which may be worn under the school polo shirts.

To add to your Diaries:

  • Monday 8th May – PTA Meeting 7pm
  • Wednesday 24th May – BOT Meeting 6.30pm
  • Friday 26th May – Restoration Planting at Soldiers Park, Eltham (TBC)
  • Monday 5th June – School closed for King’s Birthday weekend
  • Thursday 8th June – ‘Empowered Online’ parent presentation (SPS)
  • Thursday 15th June – Play Day, Midhirst (Rm 1&2 only)
  • Monday 19th June – Jones Cup, Toko (Yrs 5-8 only)
  • Friday 30th June – End Term 1
  • Saturday 1st July – PTA Quiz (TBC)

 

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