Kia Ora families. Welcome to week 2 of our 10 week Term. We had a lovely first week back connecting with our tamariki. The children were super settled. So nice to see new friendships forming as we welcome our new children into our Ngå Puna whanau. Walk to St James Park - This Friday the 14th. As part of our science learning we will be going to St James Park for the afternoon. We will be looking closely at the changes we see in the environment around us as Autumn is here. The children this term have been learning about consonants and vowels. They are learning what the difference is between them and how where they are placed in a word affects the sounds they make. Your children will have a few follow up activities throughout the week which will be popped into their k.I.T books. If you are finding they are too tired or not interested after school it is MORE Than O.K. to leave it. They have been working so hard all day :) The consonant at the end of the word makes the vowel say ...
Hi everyone, This is the last week of term! Here are some important things to put on your calendars: Tuesday - Junior sport rotations 11.30-12.30 Wednesday - Meet 2022 classes Thursday - School closes at 12.30 Friday - No school. First day of the summer holidays. Please look in the schoolbags for an envelope containing class placement details for next year. All the children enjoyed their tennis lesson this morning. Aren't we lucky to have such amazing opportunities in our community! The focus was on ABC - air, bounce, catch. The children made ice creams and pancakes with balls, cones and rackets! Thank you for all your support and encouragement this term. We know it has been tricky in a lot of ways, but we are so proud of the way the children have developed incredible resilience and independence. Merry Christmas from the Nga Puna team.
Welcome to Ngā Puna - 'The Springs’ We (Tina Dower, Tania Stott and Lynley Cummack) are thrilled to be working together as the New Entrant teachers in Ngā Puna. We are looking forward to welcoming new families to our Waimairi community as well as re connecting with existing families as younger tamariki are beginning their school journey. Here are a few notes/reminders for all. Please do come and see us if you have any wonderings. School starts at 8:50am. Please help children unpack their bag for the first we while. School finishes at 3pm each day. We ask you to wait outside the classroom until we let the children go We enter and exit the Ngā Puna building from the outside doors. We will practise this with our children and they can show you which door to use for pick ups and drop offs Lynley works in Ngā Puna every Friday for Tania who works 4 days a week Home learning folders and K.I.T ( Keeping in Touch) books need to be returned to school daily Water bot...
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