Winter
THIS WEEK’S MEMORY VERSE: Week 5:
VALUE FOCUS: Compassion SKILL FOCUS: Co-operation GOD IS LOVING!
“Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.” Ephesians 4:2
2021 Term 2:
- STARTS: Monday 3 May
- PUBLIC HOLIDAY: Monday 7 June Queen’s Birthday
- ENDS: Friday 9 July
KEY DATES:
School:
- 9 June Kaikohe Campus Business Enterprise Market Day Kaikohe
- 3 August Accord Teacher Training Day Both Campuses
Community:
- 6 June Girl Guides Fundraising Day Lonsdale Park Kaeo
- 18 June Battle of the Bands – Turner Centre Kerikeri
For further details please see below the heading EVENTS:
ACHIEVEMENTS / NOTICES:
WINTER IS HERE! 
That time of the year again, for winter woollies, extra layers and keeping warm and toasty.
- Mmm comfort food but not too much for spring is just around the corner.
- Some may even be fortunate to hit the slopes on a skiing holiday.
We pray this winter season will bring quality times of rest and contemplation.
May you enjoy this season and be open to see the beauty and blessings, yes even winter can bring to you.
26 MAY 2021 – YEARS 7 & 8 KAIKOHE NORTHLAND KIWI TAG TOURNAMENT:
The Year 6, Year 7 and Year 8 tamariki played in the first Year 7 & 8 Northland Kiwi Tag tournament held in our own backyard, Kaikohe Rugby Fields.
- They played hard to the very end and did not give up on our Lord Jesus Christ and because of this they humbly came away as the winners of the tournament.
- They showed true perseverance and strength and most of all they declared the name of Jesus loud and proud. “JESUS ON THREE, 1, 2 , 3 JESUS!!!”
7 JUNE – MONDAY – QUEENS BIRTHDAY PUBLIC HOLIDAY:
EVENTS:
6 JUNE GIRL GUIDES FUNDRAISING DAY LONSDALE PARK KAEO:
- The Lonsdale Park day will be filled with different activities for children (and adults!) of all ages.
9 JUNE YEAR 9 & 10 BUSINESS ENTERPRISE MARKET DAY – KAIKOHE CAMPUS:
Kia Ora Whanau,
We are excited to inform you that we will be holding a Special Market Day at school:
- When: Wednesday 9th of June.
- Start: 1:10 pm
- Finish: 2 -2:30 pm (approx)
To help show our year 9 & 10’s a little snippet of what it feels like to run and / or own a business.
- All whanau are welcome to join us.
Nau Mai Haere Mai Ki te Kura Karaitiana o Kaikohekohe.
Nga mihi
Trinity Rakena
18 JUNE 6.30pm – 9.30 pm BATTLE OF THE BANDS – TURNER CENTRE KERIKERI:
- This year, we have timed the event to fit snugly in between SmokeFree RockQuest qualifying rounds and finals so that bands who are entering SFRQ can double up on their chances to perform, and to win!
- We are expecting a high volume of entries this year, so please encourage your young musicians to get their entries in as soon as possible. Places are given on a first-come, first-served basis.
The competition is open to teen bands:
- Between the ages of 11 and 18
- Who live in the Far North between Whangarei and Cape Reinga
- With at least THREE band members, and at least TWO members playing instruments
- With TWO songs – originals or covers, or a mix of the two – up to 8 minutes total
- Paying an entry fee of $10 per band (Entry money will be awarded as part of the People’s Choice prize)
- As there is a People’s Choice award by secret ballot, it would be advantageous for the bands to bring along their fan base.
PRIZES
We’ll be awarding CASH prizes to the TOP 3 bands, and a PEOPLE’S CHOICE winner voted for by the audience.
- On top of that there will be special awards for BEST VOCALIST, BEST INSTRUMENTALIST and BEST BAND PERFORMANCE
JUDGES
The panel of judges will be music industry professionals, and they will be looking for musical tightness, originality and entertainment value.
- Cover songs are welcome, but it helps if they have an original twist to them. Judging will be weighted towards original compositions.
- There is a lot more information on our website, including Rules, an Online Entry Form and Judging Guidelines.
- Please find a poster attached. Any questions, please get in touch!
Tel: 021 883 616
3 AUGUST – ACCORD TEACHER TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT DAY:
With the changes to NCEA being undertaken currently, there are planned days scheduled for teachers in our region to take part in specific training opportunities – these days are being called Accord Days and schools are asked to run them as Teacher Only days.
- I support the intent of these days and that for the students who able to, to work from home on these days.
- I have decided however, that we will not close the school, and that for whanau who are not able to support their children with working at home, to send them to school for supervised learning.
- We are offering the same opportunity to our Primary Staff for these days and again, the school remains open for supervised learning for those who need to come to school.
- The 2nd of the Accord days will take place: Tuesday 3rd August.
The last date we are aware of is:
- 30th November Tuesday
COMMUNITY & HEALTH NOTICES:
GIRLS BRIGADE – KERI KERI:
SPORT NORTHLAND:
Tēnā koutou katoa,
Some good news the new “Move Well” Resource is up on the Sport NZ website. https://sportnz.org.nz/movewell/
- This is a new and improved Kiwi Dex and has heaps of good games as well as concept clinics that talk through what skills those games can help develop.
Ngā mihi, Tuparahuia Pita – School Connector Mid North Sport Northland
022 658 2892 Mobile | www.sportnorthland.co.nz | www.runwalkseries.co.nz
I keep active by paddling waka … How about you?
PARENT HELPLINE:
SCHOOL BUSINESS AS USUAL NOTICES / REMINDERS:
LUNCHES BY LIBELLE – IN SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAMME:
HEADS UP – LICE!:
- A head louse can survive up to 4 weeks on a person’s head and lay 10 eggs a day!
- Lice can multiply fast so it’s a good idea to treat head lice quickly.
- Lice can be hard to get rid of.
- Lice are insects, so the treatments for lice are basically insecticides or pesticides.
- Medicated lice treatments usually kill the lice and nits, but it may take a few days for the itching to stop.
- An Alternative to chemical treatments: you can try wet combing – using a fine-tooth comb on wet hair to remove nits and lice.
- Kids Can has provided the school with nit combs and nit shampoo. If you would like some, please ask at the School Office.
SAY GOODBYE TO CHEQUES:
- Please be advised that our School will no longer be able to accept Cheques as a form of payment.
PAYMENTS TO THE SCHOOL OFFICE:
Please be informed that Payments to the School, can be made the following ways:
- Online (by preference)
- EFTPOS. However we don’t accept School Fees via EFTPOS.
- A Cash payment, needs to be of the right amount, because we do not give out change.
Please contact the School Office 09 401 1873 for any queries
SCHOOL UNIFORMS – ORDERING ONLINE DIRECT WITH NEW SUPPLIER:
Our School Office no longer carries stock of School Uniforms
- Except for: Year 9 – 13 Velocity Jackets that can be purchased from Kaikohe Campus Office only.
There are 2 options available for purchasing the rest of the School Uniforms:
1) Order School Uniforms Direct Online at:
Uniform Hub:
- Online shopping at: https://uniformhub.co.nz/ or https://uniformhub.co.nz/pages/find-your-school
- Facebook page: @northlanduniformhub
- Address: 577 Kamo Road, Kamo, Whangarei 0112
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 09 435 2576 - Opening hours: Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5pm & Sat 9am-12.30
2) Order and pay at Kaikohe Campus School Office (in person)
- 52 Mangakahia Road, Kaikohe
- You need to be sure of the sizes before ordering, as exchanges will incur extra costs.
SCHOOL FACEBOOK PAGE:
Kia ora Whanau,
ATTENDANCE:
Reminder: Parents / Caregivers please phone our School Office on 09 4011 873 or email by 9 am in mornings should your child / children be absent.
Should we miss your call, please leave a message on our answering phone:
Please advise the following details:
- The student’s name
- The absence reason
- When they are likely to return to school
Failure to do so will result in Follow up action for ‘Truancy’, as part of the ‘Rock On Truancy Project’.
You may receive a text, email, phone call and where serious Truancy occurs a ‘Rock On Letter’.
- Julie Haines ( Year 1 – 8 Students) [email protected]
- Jacqueline Te Huia (Year 9 – 13 Students) [email protected]
ARRIVING LATE TO SCHOOL (KAIKOHE CAMPUS):
- Any student arriving late to School is required to sign in at the School Office upon arrival
- Parents of young students who arrive late, will need to sign them in before dropping them off to their class
- At the first class / form time of the day, the School Roll is marked and any marked ‘absent’ will be followed up as noted above, for attendance absences
- It’s important your children arrive to school on time, as this too is considered a form of Truancy
VISITORS TO OUR KAIKOHE SCHOOL CAMPUS:
All visitors who enter our School Grounds are required to sign in / out at our School Office
- We take seriously the security and welfare of our students and therefore require Parents and Visitors adhere to this requirement
- If it’s before the first school bell and you’re just dropping your children off and immediately leaving, you won’t need to sign in/out
- If you remain onsite, you will be considered as a ‘Visitor’ and therefore will need to sign in / out at the School Office
- If you arrive early to pick up your child / children and it’s before the final school bell, you will need to sign your child out, at the School Office
BREAKFAST CLUB – KAIKOHE CAMPUS EVERY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY:
- If anyone has jams to donate, please hand in to the Office.
- We also need volunteer helpers to set up and clear up.
- Please get in touch with David Prickett if you can support this mahi.
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