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Our weekly newsle tt er i s kindly spon sored by – T H E D OCU M EN T C OM PAN Y Nelson Cen tr al Sc hool W eekly Newsletter 70 Nile S tr ee t , Nels on – Ph o ne 03 548 4972 – Fax 03 548 4483 – Em ail [email protected] Principal: [email protected] Secretary: secre tary@nelsonc entral.school.nz BOT Chairman: Geoff Clark 545 8010 Website: www.nelsoncentral.school.nz TERM 3 22nd July 2009 Nga mihi nui ki a koutou k atoa te whan au whanui o t e Kur a Tuata hi o Wh akatu – Greeting s to fr iends a n d family of Nelson Central School. We lcome to Term 3 – I tru st e veryone has h ad a n enjoyable break and t hat yo u man aged t o avoid Sw ine Flu where ever you were! If you are a family new to the school – a special welcome to you; we hope you enjoy your time with us. We curren t ly have two st ud ent t ea cher s i n our school – Kiri Paterson is in Room 13 with Helen Zachariassen and Nina Foster is in Room 9 with Rachel Boyd. Next week we will welcome Alison Slee to our school. Alison brings a wealth of experience with her; she has taught in Canterbury schools and schools in other parts of New Zealand. Alison has taught at all levels of the school and h as also taug ht in schools overseas. Alison w ill be opening the next classroom for 5–year–old children in Renwick 1. While we were on holiday … • Work began on converting the Arts Centre into a classroom • The junior sandpit was filled with sand – Sharland Engineering and Footloose Holdings completed the enclosure and roofing during term 2 Contact details If your contact details changed over the holidays please advise the school office. When children have health emer gencies or if your child is late or absent t hat inf ormation is vital in order f or us t o c ont a ct you. Swine Fly (H1N1) We are in the same situation as we were late in Term 2 – managing the situation. We are following Ministry of Health advice on th is ma tter th e la t es t o f w hich is: Schools ar e b eing adv is ed to keep a close eye on students and chi ldren with underlying health conditions. These c hi ldren, i n cl uding those with serious asthma, are partic ula rl y su sceptible to the influenza virus, including the Pandem ic Influenza A (H1N1) swine flu. The Minis tri e s of Health and Education say it's important that schools ta ke earl y action and ca ll parents or c aregiver s of children who show symptoms. Deputy Director of Public Health Dr Fran McGr ath says students and children who have flu–like s ymptoms should stay at home until they are well and are no longe r c ough ing or s neezing. For the vast majority of people this will be a mild to mode rate il lness, how eve r i t can b e severe for some. If s ymptoms b ecome w orse, people should s eek medi cal adv ice from their G P or phone Healthline on 0800 611116 . Say s Dr McGr ath "This is usua ll y three to fou r days from the start of symptoms, but it could be up to a week. Staying away from other people when you are sick will help slow the spread of the v ir us i n the community and allow both sc hool s and he alth ser vice s to b etter manag e the impact of the flu pandemic." "This is an opportunity for students and teachers to remind themselves that personal hygiene is reall y important in r educi ng the chance s of getting pan demic i nfluenza, or pass ing i t on to others. Simple measures can make a huge difference, s o remem b er to c ov er c ough s and sneezes and wash and dry your hands frequently." Buzz channel We have received a cheque for $35.50 as a result of people who have signed up as volunteers to take part in marketing surveys. Every time they complete a survey for the company, they h a ve nomina t ed t hat their reward goes to our school. If you would like to help our budget simply go to: http://www.buzzthepeople.co.nz/ and click on Join Now, and enter Nelson Central when prompted. It will take you but a few minutes to do so. From time to time the company w ill e– mail an el ec t ronic survey link to you. You can complete t hose t hat interest you or that you have t i me for . Eithe r way you will b e co ntributing to your school. Nelson Central Achievers 1. Rohan O’Neill–Stevens (R5) for a grea t s tory 2. Joe R obertson (R5) f or a fantastic s tory 3. Rohan T rill (R5) for an exce lle nt s t ory 4. Kelle R endel (R5) for a fantas t ic poem 5. Lo chie Fergu son , Baimon Kasama, Luke Meeh a n, Isabella S t afford (R3) for qualit y w ork 6. Leo Dickson (R3) for meetin g his g oals Dr Paul Po t aka PRINCIPAL SCHOOL COMM UNITY GROUP Next Meeting Thursday 30 th July at 7.00pm in the Staff Room. Everyone welcome!
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Our weekly newsletter is kindly
sponsored by –
T H E D O C U M E N T C O M P A N Y
Nelson Central SchoolW e e k l y N e w s l e t t e r
7 0 N i l e S t r e e t , N e l s o n – P h o n e 0 3 5 4 8 4 9 7 2 – F a x 0 3 5 4 8 4 4 8 3 – E m a i l s t a f f @ n e l s o n c e n t r a l . s c h o o l . n z Principal: [email protected] Secretary: [email protected] BOT Chairman: Geoff Clark 545 8010 Website: www.nelsoncentral.school.nz
T E R M 32 2 n d J u l y
2 0 0 9 Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa te whanau whanui o te
Kura Tuatahi o Whakatu – Greetings to friends and family of Nelson Central School.
Welcome to Term 3 – I trust everyone has had an
enjoyable break and that you managed to avoid Swine Fluwhere ever you were! If you are a family new to the school
– a special welcome to you; we hope you enjoy your timewith us.
We currently have two student teachers in our school –
Kiri Paterson is in Room 13 with Helen Zachariassen andNina Foster is in Room 9 with Rachel Boyd.
Next week we will welcome Alison Slee to our school.Alison brings a wealth of experience with her; she has
taught in Canterbury schools and schools in other parts of New Zealand. Alison has taught at all levels of the schooland has also taught in schools overseas. Alison will beopening the next classroom for 5–year–old children in
Renwick 1.
While we were on holiday … • Work began on converting the Arts Centre into a
classroom• The junior sandpit was filled with sand – Sharland
Engineering and Footloose Holdings completedthe enclosure and roofing during term 2
Contact detailsIf your contact details changed over the holidays please
advise the school office. When children have healthemergencies or if your child is late or absent thatinformation is vital in order for us to contact you.
Swine Fly (H1N1)We are in the same situation as we were late in Term 2 –
managing the situation. We are following Ministry of Health advice on this matter the latest o f which is:
“Schools are being advised to keep a close eye on students and children with underlying health conditions.
These children, including those with serious asthma, are particularly susceptible to the influenza virus, including the Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1) swine flu.
The Ministries of Health and Education say it's important that schools take early action and call parents or caregivers of children who show symptoms.
Deputy Director of Public Health Dr Fran McGrath says students and children who have
flu–like symptoms should stay at home until they are well and are no longer coughing or sneezing.For the vast majority of people this will be a mild
to moderate il lness, however i t can be severe for some. If symptoms become worse, people should seek medical advice from their GP or phone Healthline on 0800 611116 .
Says Dr McGrath "This is usually three to four days from the start of symptoms, but it could be up to a week. Staying away from other people when you are sick will help slow the spread of the virus in the community and allow both schools and health services to better manage the impact of the flu pandemic."
"This is an opportunity for students and teachers to remind themselves that personal hygiene is really important in reducing the chances of getting pandemic influenza, or passing it on to others. Simple measures can make a huge difference, so remember to cover coughs and sneezes and wash and dry your hands frequently."
Buzz channelWe have received a cheque for $35.50 as a result of peoplewho have signed up as volunteers to take part in marketing
surveys. Every time they complete a survey for thecompany, they have nominated that their reward goes to ourschool.
If you would like to help our budget simply go to:http://www.buzzthepeople.co.nz/ and click on Join Now,
and enter Nelson Central when prompted. It will take youbut a few minutes to do so. From time to time the companywill e–mail an electronic survey link to you. You cancomplete those that interest you or that you have time for.
Either way you will be contributing to your school.
Nelson Central Achievers1. Rohan O’Neill–Stevens (R5) for a great story2. Joe Robertson (R5) for a fantastic story
3. Rohan Trill (R5) for an excellent story4. Kelle Rendel (R5) for a fantast ic poem5. Lochie Ferguson, Baimon Kasama, Luke Meehan,
Isabella Stafford (R3) for quality work 6. Leo Dickson (R3) for meeting his goals
Dr Paul PotakaPRINCIPAL
SCHOOL COMMUNITY GROUP
Next Meeting Thursday 30th Julyat 7.00pm in the Staff Room.
Everyone welcome!
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Term Events
22 July – Visit by the NMIT ELTO Group toKowhai Syndicate
23 July – R2 and R7 ski trip
27 July – 2 Aug Maori Language Week 30 July – 1 and R8 ski trip4 August – ICAS English
19 August – Board of Trustees meets19 August – ICAS Mathematics
25 Aug – Inter–school Winter Sports1 Sept – Postponement date for Winter Sports
5 Sept – conservation Week 8 Sept – Tackle sevens rugby9 Sept – Tennis in schools – Kahikatea
14 Sept – Nelson Primary School Cross Country16 Sept – Board of Trustees meets21–25 Sept – Education Review Off ice visit21–25 Sept – Mask Parade Preparation
22 Sept – Seven–a–side Rugby Tournamentfinals
24 Sept – Regional Primary School CrossCountry
25 Sept – Term 3 ends12 October – Term 4 begins19–23 October – Room 1 camp at Marahau
20–21 October – Rooms 3 and 6 camp at Teapot Valley
20–21 October – Rooms 5 and 14 camp at Teapot Valley.
Parent – Teacher Interviews
These can be booked online by clicking on the Book School Interviews image (see above) on the school website
or by going to www.schoolinterviews.co.nz. Once thereenter the school code KPSLK and then follow theinst ructions. You will need to know your child’s year
group and their teacher. You will also need an email
address so that your t imes can be emailed to you. Timeslots are 10 minutes each.
Your child has received order forms for ScholasticBooks. Orders can be placed at the school up until
Thursday 13 August. Please fi ll in the forms(name & room number is important). Include thecorrect amount of change and place everything in a
sealed envelope. Place this in the box provi ded inthe school offi ce. Cheques must be made out toNelson Central School or Scholastic NZ Ltd. If
they are not then your order wi ll not be able to beprocessed and wi ll be returned to you.Jody Nilsen, Book Club Organiser
Push Play FamiliesCentre of New
Zealand / Walters Bluff SUNDAY,
2nd AUGUST 2009 All Central School families
are inv ited to j oin us on a walk up the Centre of New
Zealand to Founders Park v ia Walters Bluff. The walk is approximately 1 ½ hours, with a get together for a
coffee / ice cream at Founders at the end. This issh orter than our prev ious walks, great for those
families with smaller children. Meet at the BotanicsSports field at 10 o’clock.
If you require further info, phone Kathryn 5457009
Postponement date if wet – 9th
August.KELLY SPORTS
We are currently running our “After School Program”which is every Thursday next term for 9 weeksstarting 30th July to 24 September 2009 – {$80.00 or$75.00 early bird special, if paid by Friday 10th July2009} .Our term w ill be developing the skill sets of:♦ Large ball skills - Combination of all skills in f un
game situations♦ Running, agility & balance challenges to
develop their personal skills.♦ Obstacle course activities to challenge theirdevelopment in other areas .
For enrolling or queries [email protected] {5488609) or you can alsodow nload information, on our Kelly Sports w ebsite.www.kellysports.co.nz.
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On a rather chilly Monday afternooon in the holidaysan energetic band of helpers arrived armed with
shovels, brooms, buckets and wheelbarrows. Theirchallenge was to move 4 cubic metres of sand fromthe driveway between Room 11 and Room 10 intothe junior sandpit. What an amazing team we all
made and after just one hour the sand was allshifted and we were rewarded with a refreshing juicy.
Well done everyone and a big thankyou to the
School Community Group for making this happen! And many thanks also to Foothold Developments fortheir great job on the roof.
Weekly Sports Results : 28 th June + 5th JulyMiniball
Central Spurs v Clifton Terrace. Spurs won 40–16. lPlayer of the day: David de Thierry.
Central Slam v Hampden St. Slam won 32–16.Player of the day: Sam Chapman.
SoccerNelson City Stars v Nelson C ity Knights. Stars won 4–3.Goals scored by: William Wallace, Callum Wilk ie, Alex Paice.Player of the game: Harry Woodyear–Smith.Most Improved Player: Hamish Murray
Nelson City Stars v Suburbs Warriors. Stars won 3–0.Goals scored by: Hamish Murray, William Wallace, JamieKattenberg (great birthday present)Most improved player: Jamie Kattenberg.Player of the game: Alex Paice.
City Cobras v Marks Rangers. Cobras won 1–0.Goal scored by: Thomas Morrisey.
Player of the day: Christopher Clarke.City Cobras v City Geckos. 2 all draw.Cobras goals scored by: Thomas Morrisey and ChristopherClarke. Cobras player of the day: Mathew Perrone. Geckosplayer of the day: Frances Stermi.
City Geckos v Wakefield. Geckos won 7–0.Goals scored by: Lachlan McNae, Arlo x6.Player of the day: Harry Denton.
Nelson City Green v City Red. Green lost.Player of the day: Hayley Blackbourn.Nelson City Green v City Yellow. Green lost.Player of the day: Jamie.
City Blades v Tahuna. Blades won 7–0.Goals scored by: Sam Halsey 2, Joe Robertson, AlbieMurray, James, Leo Dickson 2.Player of the day: Sam Halsey.
City Knights v City Stars. Knights won 4–3.Goals scored by: Dexter 3, Jamie 1.
On Monday in assembly we gave out 40 Hour famine certificates to the 60 children who participated and
wondered if you would like photograph a ll those children who took part for the news letter. 60 childrenparticipated and raised a massive $2200 , $500 more than last years effort. A great example of activecitizenship...well done!
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10 PIN BOWLING School LEAGUEIs now underway………..It is not too late to enter for
Term 3.- Teams of four are graded and put into
competitions against teams of similar ability- Limited coaching available ideal for 8 years
and older- Costs $24 per team per game ($6 per player
per w eek) Term fees total $240 per team,excludes f inals
- Competition runs for 10 weeks including
finals- Games played Monday starting at 3.45 pm
HOW TO ENTERGet your friends together and organise a team of
four playersSee your sports coordinator at school and completethe team registration form and return w ith your $24
team registration fee to “Action Indoor Sport”P.O.Box 3226, Richmond by Friday 3 July.
Email: [email protected] 5438223 or phone Carla on 5438222
30 Mcpherson St, Richmond
PRIMARY/
INTERMEDIATE/
COLLEGE TEAMS - ALL
WELCOME
The World’s Healthiest
Sport Celtic Squash Club
is having a
Junior Coaching ClinicIn Term 3 on Friday’s from
4.00pmNumbers are strictly limited.
To find out more please contactGraeme Dow 5467134 or
Email [email protected]
Nelson Netball – Saturday, Year 6
Section Three DRAW FOR 25/07/09
Venue/Time Team 1 Team 2
Ct8 9:25am Mahana Hotrods v Nelson Central Sting
Section Three DRAW FOR 01/08/09
Venue/Time Team 1 Team 2
Ct12 8:30am Nelson Central v Appleby A
NELSON MINIBALL DRAW24 JULY 2009
31 JULY 2009
Time COURT 1 - TOW N END Time COURT 2 – RICHMOND END
FULL CO URT 4.15 TAHUNANUI GIANTS – CENTRAL SPURS
5.15 NAYLAND BLUE SAINTS – CENTRAL SLAM
Time COURT 1 - TOW N END Time COURT 2 – RICHMO ND END
FULL CO URT 3.45 NAYLAND DEVILS – CENTRAL SPURS
4.45 CENTRAL SLAM – STOKE SHOOT ERS
Nelson Netball - We dnesday , Year 4/5 DrawSect ion T wo & Four DRAWS FOR 22/07/09
Sect ion T wo & Four DRAWS FOR 05/08/09
Venue/Time Team 1 Team 2
Ct2 4:25pm Nelson Central School Magics v Enner Glynn Tactics
Ct10 3:45pm Nelson Central School Stars v Hampden Street Sting
Venue/Time Team 1 Team 2
Ct7 4:25pm. Nelson Central School Magics v Richmond Silver Ferns
Ct2 4:25pm Nelson Central School Stars v Upper Moutere Magic
SMALL FERNS & LITTLE GIANTS
BASKETBALLSmall Ferns & Little Giants Basketball i s an after school,skill based basketball program designed for Years 1 & 2and Years 3 & 4 as an introduction to basketball and apathway to miniball. The program i s based on FUN but
incorporates basic ball and co-ordination skil ls. Playersneed no experience. The lessons are taken by experiencedstaff on Mondays and will run for 9 weeks of Term 3,2009 at Jack Robins Stadium, 104 Neale Ave, Stoke.
DAY: MondayGROUP: Years 1 & 2 Years 3 & 4TIME: 3.30 – 4.15 4.15 – 5pmDATES: 27 July – 21 SeptemberCOST: $40.00
Registrations forms available from sports notice board
located between rooms 2 and 3.For more i nformation please contact:Dallas Ward Work: 547 6419 Mobi le: 0272976017Email: [email protected]
