Term 4 - Week 5

Kia Ora Koutou.

Welcome to week 5 everybody. we hope you all had a wonderfull long weekend. A bit of a mixed bag weather wise but lovely in Christchurch all the same!

Thank you so much to our wonderful connect Waimairi Crew for the sausage sizzle and ice blocks on Thursday. These ladies work so hard for us organising, supporting and connecting with our we people and families. We appreciate them so much! Our kids had a blast on Thursday, first time on the bike track and to top it off, sausages and ice-blocks, dream day :) 


Check out this link to join the Connect Waimairi Facebook page.
Lots of fabulous information on there and weekly reminders re pool keys, ez lunch orders etc, up coming uniform sales etc.

Mike recently held a whanau webinar to share how Waimairi School will 'roll'  from Tuesday (tomorrow) onwards with the new government mandate on vaccinations taking affect. Please have a look/listen and familiarise yourself with what this means for our tamariki and community. Really, it will look very similar to how we start and end our day now with a few tweaks. Have the video on in the background whilst your peeling potatoes or making a cup of tea!

Up coming events/reminders
  • No toys at school please
  • Tuesdays - Kapa Haka
  • Bey blades day Wednesday & ezlunch orders delivered to school
  • Bike day Friday
  • Tina and Tania - Monday library
  • Sue / Vanessa - Library Wednesday
  • Friday - bike day! Our time on the pump track - supervised by us during learning choices
  • Thursday 18th November - Newest New Entrants to school photos
  • Connect Waimairi Uniform Sale - School Hall, Sunday November the 28th at 1:30
  • Thursday 16th December - Last day of school
As usual have a lovely week all.
















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