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Southern Zone Cross Country Myross Bush School Newsletter June 11 2014 Find out more at www.myrossbush.school.nz Kia tu Pakari From strong foundations we grow and stand tall together MATAI 9 (Mrs Polaschek & Mrs Lemin) What a great day we had at the cross country! The children all tried so hard and should be proud of their efforts. Check out our class blog for photos of the mud run and the cross country. www.mataimbs.blogspot.co.nz We are enjoying our "Play" inquiry. This week we are focusing on how we play with others. Showing kotahitanga and taking turns are two important things to think about as we play with others. We will also be learning some Maori stick games (tititorea) and poi. Parker Ormond, from the Teachers College, will be coming along next week to work with us. We have a small box of lost property in our room at the moment. There are a couple of bags full of clean clothing that no one recognises:-) They may be yours, so come for a look. Ensure your child has a bag of clean clothes to change into if they get muddy or wet at lunchtime. Many thanks. MIRO 5 (Mrs Godby) & RATA 4 (Mrs Aurik) What a great day we had at Gorge Road School last Friday. The children put in a great effort running through mud and up hills. A big thank you to all the parents and supporters who helped to make the day such a success. It gave the children an authentic situation to practice their sportsmanship. This week we are working on showing respect towards others. We are learning to listen to others and that it's okay to have a different point of view. Miro is on assembly this week. The children really enjoy seeing friendly faces in the audience so if you can make it on Friday that would be great. You will find the script for their part glued into their homework book. Have a great week. Evelyn and Natalie KOWHAI 2 (Mrs Kahukura) & RIMU 3 (Miss Burton) Such a busy week this week in Kawaka. We have been recreating the Gruffalo story and publishing them using our new chrome books. Some of us have created puppet pal movies of the Gruffalo. We would love for you to come and watch them any time. Place value and multiplication are what we are working on in maths and some of us are getting very speedy at our times tables. Most of us are all on track on our maths whizz getting our weekly usage right up there. Go Kawaka. TOTARA 7 (Mr Murray) & KAURI 8 (Mr Herring) Congratulations to our year 5 and 6 students who placed in the cross country last Friday. We're all very proud of you! This week in Totara and Kauri we've been learning about the Hauora (well-being) model and how it affects us during play. It's good to see how many people understand the need for a balanced well-being. We need to make sure our 'four walls' are at even heights to make sure our house isn't sagging or missing something. How are your four walls holding up?
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Myross Bush SchoolNewsletter June 11 2014Find out more at www.myrossbush.school.nz
Kia tu Pakari From strong foundations we grow and stand tall together
MATAI 9 (Mrs Polaschek & Mrs Lemin)What a great day we had at the cross country! The children all tried so hard and should be proud of their efforts. Check out our class blog for photos of the mud run and the cross country. www.mataimbs.blogspot.co.nz We are enjoying our "Play" inquiry. This week we are focusing on how we play with others. Showing kotahitanga and taking turns are two important things to think about as we play with others. We will also be learning some Maori stick games (tititorea) and poi. Parker Ormond, from the Teachers College, will be coming along next week to work with us. We have a small box of lost property in our room at the moment. There are a couple of bags full of clean clothing that no one recognises:-) They may be yours, so come for a look. Ensure your child has a bag of clean clothes to change into if they get muddy or wet at lunchtime. Many thanks.
MIRO 5 (Mrs Godby) & RATA 4 (Mrs Aurik)What a great day we had at Gorge Road School last Friday. The children put in a great effort running through mud and up hills. A big thank you to all the parents and supporters who helped to make the day such a success. It gave the children an authentic situation to practice their sportsmanship. This week we are working on showing respect towards others. We are learning to listen to others and that it's okay to have a different point of view. Miro is on assembly this week. The children really enjoy seeing friendly faces in the audience so if you
can make it on Friday that would be great. You will find the script for their part glued into their homework book.Have a great week.Evelyn and Natalie
KOWHAI 2 (Mrs Kahukura) & RIMU 3 (Miss Burton) Such a busy week this week in Kawaka. We have been recreating the Gruffalo story and publishing them using our new chrome books. Some of us have created puppet pal movies of the Gruffalo. We would love for you to come and watch them any time. Place value and multiplication are what we are working on in maths and some of us are getting very speedy at our times tables. Most of us are all on track on our maths whizz getting our weekly usage right up there. Go Kawaka. TOTARA 7 (Mr Murray) & KAURI 8 (Mr Herring) Congratulations to our year 5 and 6 students who placed in the cross country last Friday. We're all very proud of you!This week in Totara and Kauri we've been learning about the Hauora (well-being) model and how it affects us during play. It's good to see how many people understand the need for a balanced well-being. We need to make sure our 'four walls' are at even heights to make sure our house isn't sagging or missing something. How are your four walls holding up?
School Notices:Congratulations to: our Matai (R9) parent, Paul Henare who was awarded Southland Coach of the Year at the recent ILT Sports Awards. Paul’s team, the Southland Sharks, also won the Team of the Year.
Food Wrap: We have a two rolls of food wrap ($23) at the office for sale if anyone wants an extra roll.
Lost Property: Once again this has mounted up and since quite a lot of it is wet and/or muddy we will need to dispose of this soon. Please have a look in the next few days for any clothing/coats/towels you may be missing. Any remaining items will be collected up and given to a charity at the end of next week.Tania Faulkner McKenzie
Assembly: Miro (5) 2.15pm start
Sports Notices:Congulations: to all those who ran in the Southern Zone Cross. Results for this can be found on our school website. First place getters and our 2014 Trophy holders are Ben Symon for the 12 year old boys and Riley Smith for the 9 year old boys. Good luck to our runners who qualified to attend the Southland Cross Country this Friday...Lucy McKee, Hannah Symon, Emily Hay, Eilish McLeod, Ella Wylie, Thomas Lemin, Aidan McAra, Jayden Haywood, Blake Mitchell and Ben Symon.
Rippa Rugby Team:Myross Bush has entered into the Southland Year 6 Tournament on Friday 27th of June. Our team that was selected are Ella, Eilish, Katie, Georgia, Emily, Ben S, Thomas L, Blake M, Blake C, Will S. Information will come home on Friday with rules and the draw.
HockeyMB Missiles beat St Pats 5 - 0 POD HamishMB Machines beat St Pats 4 - 0 POD MarcusMB Strikers beat Middle 3-0 POD SarahMB Quickstix Bye NetballMB Ferns v Waverley Lost 6-9POD Taleeha Stewart - great shooting.MB Hot Shots v Windsor NorthPOD Grace Lovelock - awesome defence.
School Sports Events: Website draw links for all sporting codes are displayed on the front page of our websitehttp://myrossbush.school.nz/Home/
Myross Bush Rugby Club:Players of the Day:Elliotte Bricklaying MB U6 Jacob LovelockJason Lawson Roofing MB U7 Rafferty McIntoshDevery Electrical MB U8 ByeCruickshank Pryde MB U9 Lachie RileyVilla Veneer MB U10 Thomas Lemin
Last night a rugby email went out to all rugby families. Please let me know if you didn't get it. ([email protected]). Next Saturday 21 June is the Myross Bush Club Day. We are asking for help to run the BBQ. Please email Mel if you are able to help with this. Following the games, at 4.30pm, families are welcome to come along to a social evening. Players of the day will be presented, sponsors acknowledged and families are asked to bring a plate for a shared tea.Fees and hoody payments are now overdue. Please pay these as soon as possible (to the rugby club).
Community:Invercargill Parents Centre: Simon Holst will be demonstrating 5 quick, easy and yummy dishes!.When: FRIDAY 20 JUNE 2014Where: ASCOT PARK HOTELTicket information: $25 per person (limited tickets!) Available at:*Bella Kai. 808 North Road, Lorneville, I*Jagz of Village Green. 34 Windsor St,*Baby on the Move. 115 Spey St,
Splash Palace Holiday Lessons:Week 1 7/7 – 11/7Week 2 14/7 – 18/7Swimming Lessons from 3 years of ageDiving Lessons MUST be able to swim 50m confidently. We are taking enrolments for Term 3 now. Phone 217 7506 E-Mail [email protected] download the Splash Palace App
Invercargill Rock n Roll Club & Hospice Southland: presents Rocking with the Stars Sat June 28 at ILT Stadium. Tickets $25. Check out the poster in the admin notice board at school. Two Myross Bush parents will be dancing, Erin Criglington and Julie McEwan.
Tisbury School: Tisbury’s Got Talent AT IWMC June 27 7-9.30pm. Contact Tusbury School for your tickets. $10 adult, $5 child, $25 family.
Woodland School: Mid Winter Christmas Prom Night at Woodlands Rugby Club June 21. $35 a ticket available from Woodlands School. Formal Dress.
Sharks ticket winners from the Muddy Fun Run from last week. Special thanks to Kylie Mason for sorting the complimentary tickets
School Calendar Dates: All events can be viewed from the website http://myrossbush.ultranet.school.nz/WebSpace/45/
Fri 13 Southland Cross Country
Mon 23 BOT Meeting 7.00pm
July Fri 4 End of Term 2
Mon 21 Term 3 begins
Sept Fri 26 Term 3 ends
Oct Mon 13 Term 4 begins
Dec Wed 17 Term 4 ends
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