Week 5 Hōpara Notices

Kia ora Parents/Caregivers 

This week has been awesome! On Tuesday we had our Inquiry tuning in day where students got to experience the "Changes in Communication" over time, at each workshop they had to unlock several words to our overarching goal for this term! On Wednesday we had our annual swimming sports, it was great to see everyone participating and striving for personal excellence.


Things to continue to remember/know.....

CLARKVILLE GALA 
Gala date (Friday, 20 March) 
Please check the Gala information that was added to the school app and emailed out this week, all offers of help would be greatly appreciated. There are many ways that families can get involved and it is all outlined in the information that has been sent out.

Classroom reminders:
Please be aware that we will not be opening our classroom door or be in the classroom until 8.30am each day, thank you for respecting this. 

Clarkville App: 
Please make sure you have ticked the notifications area for Hōpara otherwise you will not receive alerts/notices. 
Devices - 
If your child has their own BYOD device they can now start to bring it to school.We will support them with getting it functioning on our school wifi. 

Togs - 
Children in Hōpara can now begin to bring these on daily basis. 

THINGS TO DIARY...

Week 6- Huxster Tuesday March 3rd
Week 7- Pegasus Swimming Zones Tuesday 10th march 
Fish and Chip Lunch (Friday 12th)
Nervously waiting for our swimming races! 
Great work guys for taking the opportunity to do the Kiwi kids Triathlon 
Proud!
Yes we did it! 

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