Week 2

 Week 2

Kia ora Whānau


We hope you have enjoyed the long weekend! Thank you for continuing to follow the Covid Alert Level 2 procedures. Last week’s blog post has a brief outline to remind you of what level 2 looks like for our Kākano students.


Raffles

Thank you for your support with the selling of our PTA’s Raffle Books. The books must be returned tomorrow Tuesday sold or unsold.


Swimming

The children had lots of fun in the pool last week. Thank you for packing their togs each day. We will swim again next week. It is very important to have everything named, togs, towel, googles and all pieces of the children's school uniform.


FYI Early Finish Tues 2nd November

Tuesday 2nd November at 2.30pm, our staff, along with teachers from St Michael’s Rotorua, St Mary’s Putararu and Bishop Edward Gaines in Tokoroa are involved in Titiro Whakamuri kia haere whakamua Professional Development. We will need to finish school at 2.15pm on that Tuesday so I ask that you pick your child up at 2.15pm. If you require after school care you can ring Maryanne Roling from Glenholme Afterschool Care. Mary Anne’ s contact number is : 347 0709 or 0211 215599


Working Bee

We intend to have a working bee this weekend, Saturday, November 6th. There are a number of jobs that need to be done. I really appreciate the support we get from you, so thank you in anticipation. Children are welcome and we will have a BBQ lunch.


Baptism Programme

At the end of last term, the children took home a notice about the Baptism Programme. This starts next week and there is room for a couple more children. If you are interested then please email the classroom teacher of the office.


What is happening this week:

Monday: Normal school day

Tuesday: Normal school day

Wednesday: Normal school day

Thursday: Normal school day

Friday: Library, Sausage Sizzle and Juicies for sale (both $1.50)


Enjoy the rest of your long weekend!

Kākano teachers

Comments

  1. Matt Walker25 October 2021 at 22:29

    Thanks for the update 😊 Just wanted to check the date of the working bee; last week’s newsletter said it was Nov 6th, but here you’ve said it’s on Oct 30th. Which is right?

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