THIS WEEK’S MEMORY VERSE

Better a dry crust with peace and quiet than a house full of feasting, with strife. Proverbs 17:1

 PRINCIPAL’S NOTICE

Tena koutou whanau ma – warm greetings to everyone.

The end of term is approaching fast and have been grateful to you all for your support to keep things as ‘normal’ as was possible during those disrupted times. This week and next week we have students heading out to camp at Urupukapuka Island and to Auckland City – we pray for an awesome time away and for God’s protection.

Term 2 Start

You may be aware that ANZAC Day is on the second day back at school next term which would mean a ‘start-stop start’ beginning to the term. As a result of that, Arahura, our local community of schools (CoL) have agreed that we will run a professional development day on Monday 24^th April for all schools in the area (first day of term). This means that school will actually start on Wednesday 26^th April. Additionally, our secondary staff will be taking part in professional learning around the new requirements for NCEA on Wednesday 26^th April so we are advising that secondary students (year 9 to 13) will begin Term 2 on Thursday April 27^th, and although not ideal, this will be the least disruptive option for us to manage these events.

In the second week of next term many students will be representing our school in the Taitokerau Kapa Haka festival at Te Rangi Aniwaniwa in Kaitaia. On Tuesday the 2^nd May (just before the event) we will have a Whanau evening here at school to share kai, show-case some of the mahi we are doing here and for our performance group to bless you with the bracket they will be performing at Te Rangianiwaniwa – mark the date on your calendars

EASTER

This is the time of year when we may reflect more deeply on the atoning work of our Lord Jesus in His Passion and on the Cross, and the outpouring of the Love of the Father who gave His only Son that we my not perish but have everlasting life (John 3:16). We are mindful that in Christ we are a new creation and that (1 Cor 6:20) we are not our own – we have been bought with a price. We have the gift (from God) of faith and exhort one another to live in the fellowship of that faith, bringing our thoughts and deeds into submission to the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit so that we may glorify His name and be presented Holy before a Holy God (Col 1:22).

Blessings to all

David Rogers

PRINCIPAL

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 KEY DATES:

IMPORTANT SCHOOL DATES

SCHOOL TERMS

TEACHERS NOTICES

AUCKLAND CAMP

Nga mihi mahana

Primary Staff

REMINDERS

AUCKLAND CAMP 

Tena Koutou whanau ma,

Camp Payment
The cost is $60 per child. However, if you have more than one child attending the camp, the cost on top of the $60 is $30.

For Example ($60 for one child, $90 for two children)
Payments can be made at the school office OR online using the school bank details:
Kaikohe Christian School
ASB 12-3097-0297165-00
Bank Reference: Please ensure that you add your child’s name.

We know that costs can be an issue so Psalm in the office is able to arrange regular installments
spread throughout the year if this is requested. Unless arrangement has been made with Psalm, we
expect all fees to be paid in full by Wednesday 22nd March.
Attached is a list of all equipment required for the camp. Please ensure that all equipment is packed
into a small suitcase or appropriate bag and everything is clearly named.
We also require a food allergy form to be completed for the chef at our camp accommodation. Please
complete this fully only if your child has dietary requirements such as coeliac disease, diabetes or a
dairy intolerance etc and return it to the class teacher.

Many thanks,

David Prickett and Primary Team

Minutes: 

• Minutes 22 March 2022
• Minutes 3rd May 2022
• Minutes 21 June 2022
• Minutes 26 July 2022
• Unconfirmed Minutes 27 September 2022
• Minutes October 25th 2022

“For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

Jeremiah 29:11