THIS WEEK’S MEMORY VERSE
He who observes the wind will not sow, And he who regards the clouds will not reap.
Ecclesiastes 11:4
Principles Notice
- Please let us know if you are not, or if you know if anyone else who is not receiving the progress reports sent out each 3 weeks.
- Please remember only Year 9 to 13 students come to school tomorrow.
- Please remember Mid Term Break on Friday August 15th.
KEY DATES:
IMPORTANT SCHOOL DATES
PRIMARY | |
Term 3 | |
Term 3 | |
SECONDARY | |
Term 3 | |
Term 3 | |
WHOLE SCHOOL | |
Term 3 | |
Term 3 | |
Teacher only Day for year 1-8 only on the 8th August 2025 ( year 9-13 normal school day ) | |
Mid Term Break 15th August ( School closed on this day ) |
SCHOOL TERMS
Term 1 | Start | Tuesday 28th January 2025 |
End | Friday 11th April 2025 | |
Term 2 | Start | Monday 28th April 2025 |
End | Thursday 26th June 2025 | |
Term 3 | Start | Monday 14th July 2025 |
End | Friday 19th September 2025 | |
Term 4 | Start | Monday 6th October 2025 |
End |
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Term 3 | Monday 2nd June 2025 | |
Friday 20th June 2025 | ||
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Meeting Dates:
Term 1 | Tuesday 18th 2025 |
Minutes:
TEACHERS NOTICES
Kia Ora
The homework centre is available this term for those who require help with Te Reo, History, and Bible. It will be Wednesdays but will change shortly to a day that I have yet to decide.











STUDENT NOTICES
FOR PARENTS AND WHANAU
HEADLICE
Kia ora Whanau.
It has come to our attention that there is a case of headlice going around within our school.
Could you please check your children’s hair over the next couple of days and If your child is found to have headlice, please keep them at home until treatment has been started and their hair has been thoroughly checked and cleaned, this will help prevent the lice from spreading. We also have headlice solution at the office if needed.
Nga mihi
PARENT BOARD ELECTIONS
KI O RAHI
Ki o Rahi will be starting Friday 8th August for 6 weeks onwards at Lindvart park.
Student safety
Student safety is of paramount importance. Schools are responsible for regularly reminding caregivers and students on how to keep students safe before, during and after using a school bus.
We’ve put together some information that you may like to use in a newsletter to parents:
Reminders for parents and caregivers:
- Caregivers are responsible for safely transporting their children to and from their school bus stop and as such are best placed to decide the safest way to do this.
- Stick to the speed limit: it’s 20kph when passing a stopped school bus (on either side of the road).
- Drop your tamariki off on the same side of the road as the bus stop.
- Teach your tamariki to always get out of the car on the side closest to the curb.
- Always take your tamariki to and from the bus-stop.
- Teach your tamariki not to run across the road.
- Remind your tamariki on how to keep safe boarding and disembarking the bus:
o While waiting at the bus stop, keep well back from the road.
o Wait until the bus has completely stopped and the door opens before getting on.
o After getting off the bus, stand well back from the road and wait until the bus has gone and you can see clearly before moving.
The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) has safety advice that on their website that you may find useful: Safety on buses | NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi.
If you have any questions about any of the above, or any about school transport assistance, please get in touch with me – as always, I’m happy to help.
Ngā mihi
Kyla Cameron | Transport Delivery Advisor | Auckland West / North & Tai Tokerau | School Transport
Te Pae Aronui (Operations and Integration)
DDI +6494368904 | Mobile +6427 568 9085
Whangarei Office
YOUTH 412
Celebration Youth 412. Youth event for those aged 12 and over at the Celebration Centre (school hall) on Friday at 7:00 pm. Contact Josiah Shaw 021 022 42000 or Brian Heihei 022 198 1757.
Mike Shaw
CEO Celebration Trust
PO Box 235 – Kaikohe
Phone +64 9 405 3996
Cell +64 21 842 302
WHAT ARE ATTENDANCE DUES?
The Ministry of Education does not fund building related costs at our School. Attendance Dues are only used to pay for building related costs. They can not be used for any other purposes. Paying Attendance Dues is a condition of enrolment for all students attending our School. Attendance Dues are compulsory – there is a legal requirement for parents and caregivers to pay Attendance Dues under the Education and Training Act 2020. They are not a donation.
Mike Shaw
CEO Celebration Trust
COMMUNITY NOTICES


Lunch For The Week
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