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THINKER INNOVATOR COLLABORATOR CHALLENGE TAKER SELF REGULATOR Tasman Drive Papakura 2113 Phone (09) 298 5410 [email protected] www.opaheke.school.nz Fax (09) 298 0739 Thank you to all the children who are punctual for school. Please ensure your child is in school for 8:25am. The side gates will be closed at this time. We encourage punctuality in order for students to be in and settled, ready for learning. CONTACT US PRINCIPALS MESSAGES Issue 6 2018 Wednesday 9 May, 2018 SCHOOL CEREMONY The school held its own social ANZAC ceremony on Tuesday 1 May. The white crosses made up the field of remembrance and the students laid poppies that they had made in class. Nathaniel I from Room 7 and Eta S from Room 8 hosted the service. Head Boy Tim B and Head Girl Nadiah P read out poems and Mr Levine played the bugle. SIGN LANGUAGE WEEK New Zealand Sign Language is one of the 3 official languages of New Zealand. NZSL became the third official language on April 6, 2006. Our Year 7 and 8 students learn NZSL as one of the language modules they take. Other students learn simple greetings. The students can progress their sign language further using instructional videos on the internet. ANZAC DAY On Wednesday 25th April, students from our school attended the Anzac Day civil service at the cenotaph in Papakura. Our school councillors presented a wreath to commemorate all New Zealanders killed in war and also honour our returned servicemen and women. Thank you to the parents and whānau who supported this event. Timothy and Brooke Timothy and Nicky laying the wreath Representing our school HARMONY DAY THIS FRIDAY This is one of the major events on the annual school calendar. It acknowledges and celebrates the many cultures which are represented at Opaheke School. The students participate in dance, drama or art and craft activities in whãnau groups from Year 1 to Year 8. We have a number of parents who will be helping run activities on the day.

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  • THINKER INNOVATOR COLLABORATOR CHALLENGE TAKER SELF REGULATOR

    Tasman Drive

    Papakura 2113

    Phone (09) 298 5410

    [email protected]

    www.opaheke.school.nz

    Fax (09) 298 0739

    Thank you to all the children who are punctual for school.

    Please ensure your child is in school for 8:25am. The side gates will be closed at this time. We encourage punctuality in order for students to

    be in and settled, ready for learning.

    CONTACT US

    PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGES

    Issue 6 2018

    Wednesday 9 May, 2018

    SCHOOL CEREMONY

    The school held its own social ANZAC ceremony on Tuesday 1 May. The white

    crosses made up the field of remembrance and the students laid poppies that

    they had made in class. Nathaniel I from Room 7 and Eta S from Room 8 hosted

    the service. Head Boy Tim B and Head Girl Nadiah P read out poems and Mr

    Levine played the bugle.

    SIGN LANGUAGE WEEK

    New Zealand Sign Language is one of the 3 official

    languages of New Zealand. NZSL became the third

    official language on April 6, 2006. Our Year 7 and 8

    students learn NZSL as one of the language modules

    they take. Other students learn simple greetings.

    The students can progress their sign language

    further using instructional videos on the internet.

    ANZAC DAY

    On Wednesday 25th April, students from

    our school attended the Anzac Day civil

    service at the cenotaph in Papakura. Our

    school councillors presented a wreath to

    commemorate all New Zealanders killed

    in war and also honour our returned

    servicemen and women.

    Thank you to the parents and whānau

    who supported this event.

    Timothy and Brooke

    Timothy and Nicky laying the wreath

    Representing our school

    HARMONY DAY THIS

    FRIDAY

    This is one of the major

    events on the annual

    school calendar. It

    acknowledges and

    celebrates the many

    cultures which are

    represented at Opaheke

    School. The students

    participate in dance,

    drama or art and craft

    activities in whãnau

    groups from Year 1 to

    Year 8. We have a

    number of parents who

    will be helping run

    activities on the day.

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    SPORTS WRAP UP

    100 % Attendance Certificates Term 1 —congratulations to….

    Senior Hub Moki-Iti Ethan Sonihal Lyra Mahara Timothy

    Matthew Emily Room 21 Ava Mathilde Nathan Nadiah

    Brooke Olivia Isabella Lukiah Room 6 Nikki Praise

    Calum Room 25 Fletcher Ike Ivanka Logan Jaylyn

    Joshua Tyler Onkar Room 10 Claire Room 3 Joshua

    Amelia Olivia Isabelle Haylee Aria Aryandeep Junior Hub

    Dylan Kaylee Room 17 Elisha Asha Addison Carter

    Nicole Nevaeh Navreet Room 9 Jaxen Tatiana Dayton

    Harmony Iliesa James Arya Room 5 Rylee Brody

    Duan Pranavi Blake Campbell Makayla Sm Cooper

    Dylan Room 24 Alicia Damien Harnoor Weston Luke

    Simran Korey Hemi Room 8 Aariz Charlotte Huia

    Makaylah James Wanessa Eloise Dylan Prina Jade

    Carowyn Room 23 Kade Zoe Jorja Room 2 Uttham

    Montana Dhruva Room 15 Stephanie Joanne Ebony Caleb

    Cornelius Emily Pania Julie Sabastian Tylah Lucian

    Santiago Grace Nahla Oliver Kiniasi Prachi

    Room 26 Room 22 Tabitha Nicholas Zoe Room 1

    Brooke Pablo Olivia Daniel Room 4 Joseph

    John Kesaia Brooklyn Room 7 Cayden Teiti

    Alex Archin Room 11 Leah Jasmin Mitchell

    Sahib Kaeo Gurnoor Madelline Maria Tre

    FOOTBALL IN SCHOOLS

    The Football in Schools programme run by

    Liam Martin from Papakura City Football

    will run over term 2 every Monday and

    Wednesday.

    YEAR 7 BOYS ZONE FOOTBALL

    On Tuesday 8 May ten Year 7 boys represented

    Opaheke School at the Zone football tournament

    held at Drury Football grounds.

    Dayton, Niwa, Jacob, Te Rangatira, Kurtis, Josh,

    Weston, Sam, Iris and Duan played with great

    heart and sportsmanship. Goals were scored by

    Niwa, Kurtis and Weston. Duan was awarded

    Player of the Day for superb goal keeping and

    defending.

    OPAHEKE SCHOOL NETBALL CLUB Our Opaheke School netball teams all got fully underway on

    Saturday 5th May. This season we have 8 teams representing

    Opaheke School Netball Club including a year 1&2 team

    (Opaheke Sparkles), two year 3&4 teams (Opaheke Unicorns and

    Opaheke Diamonds), two year 5 teams (Opaheke Magic and

    Opaheke Lightning), one year 6 team

    (Opaheke Thunder) and two

    intermediate (year 7&8) teams (Opaheke

    Stars and Opaheke Storm). The girls

    have all enjoyed their netball so far and

    are making great gains in learning new

    skills and working together as a team.

    The Papakura Netball Centre also had

    their opening day ceremony on Saturday and we were very well

    represented by our girls. We also won one of the awards for “Best

    Banner” – here is a photo of the award-winning banner created

    many years ago by Joanna Fieldes (whose children came to

    Opaheke).

    We look forward to sharing our team results, player of the day

    awards etc. with the school community as we go through the

    season.

    Jenn Jury (Club Co-ordinator)

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    OUR ANZAC WHITE CROSS CEREMONY

    My favourite part of our

    Marae visit was making the

    flax flowers. I ended up

    helping the rest of my class

    with their flowers cause I

    already knew how to make

    them. One of the old ladies at

    the marae that was helping

    with the flowers taught me

    how to make a rose shaped

    flower out of flax too.

    ( Nicky )

    YEAR 7 & 8 STUDENTS VISIT PAPAKURA MARAE

    On Thursday the 12th of April all of the year 7 and 8 students went to

    the Papakura Marae. We did activities like making flax flowers and

    learning how to make fried bread. When we first arrived we were

    welcomed onto the Marae by one of the ladies from the Marae. Once

    we entered the Wharenui our 3 speakers said their speech, we then

    did our school waiata, another waiata and then the

    Papakura haka. After the Põwhiri we ate our morning tea and then

    went and did our activities. The activities were fried bread making,

    rãkau sticks, kapa haka practice and flax flower making. After we

    completed all of these activities we ate our lunch and then did the

    Opaheke haka to say thank you to ours hosts. ( Nicky, Amore, Liam )

    My favourite part of our

    marae visit was tying and

    twisting up the flax to

    make a flower also I loved

    eating the fry bread it was

    delicious. ( Liam )

    My favourite part of

    visiting the Marae

    was doing my

    Whaikõrero as I had

    been preparing for

    it for a while. I also

    enjoyed doing all

    the activities but I

    mostly enjoyed

    learning how to

    cook fried bread and

    when we got to eat

    it and it felt real

    delicious. ( Amore )

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    In Room 5 (Year 5) we have been

    working on our blending skills in Art.

    Using Van Gogh's Sunflowers as our

    inspiration, we have been using the

    medium of crayons to create our own

    sunflowers. Here are some of our

    pieces.

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    ANZAC Ceremony (Week 1, Term 2)

    Dear Opaheke School Families,

    The school year has got off to a great start for the children of Room 11 and we have had some exciting events throughout Term 1. Early in Term 2 we celebrated ANZAC Day with a school-wide ANZAC ceremony.

    As a class, we have been learning about the Opaheke School Learner Dispositions. We are learning to be a…

    Self-regulator

    Thinker

    Innovator

    Collaborator

    Challenge Taker

    Ava, Tyler, Natalie, Gurnoor and Phoebe are being self- regulators – they are on task and ignoring distractions.

    Welcome to Room 11 Week 2, Term 2

    We are collaborators because we…

    Take turns

    Share

    Listen

    Have a positive attitude

    Natalie, Macabe, Michael, Ava and Gurnoor during discovery

    play time

    We are self-regulators because we…

    Ignore distractions

    Ask for help when we need it

    Organise ourselves

    Room 11 during circle time

    We are thinkers because we…

    Talk about our learning

    Ask questions

    Solve problems together

    Kowhai, Hibah and Ava are working collaboratively with the blocks

  • THINKER INNOVATOR COLLABORATOR CHALLENGE TAKER SELF REGULATOR

    11 May Harmony Day

    16 May PTA Meeting 7pm

    17 May Room 3 Field Trip

    22 May BOT Meeting

    25 May North Counties Rugby Trials

    29 May ICAS Science

    30 May Parent Open Afternoon (MY Mobile Learning) 1.30—2.30pm

    1 June Winter Field Day—Year 7/8

    TERM DATES 2018 Term 2—Monday 30 April to Friday 6 July

    Term 3—Monday 23 July to Friday 28 September

    Term 4—Monday 15 October to Friday 14 December

    Opaheke School Newsletter

    7 May

    R1 Quinlan

    R2 Maia-Jade

    R3 Prina

    R4 Alyssa

    R5

    R6 Liam

    R7 Shivam

    R8 Tyler

    R9 Connor

    R10 Rasela

    R11 Hibah

    R15 Nahla

    R17 Navreet

    R21 Joel

    R22

    R23 Elizabeth

    R24 James

    R25 Stephen

    R26 Braith

    Jnr Hub Shantay

    Snr Hub Samantha/Joshua

    RESPECT FOR SELF AND OTHERS is our focus for STAR Certificates this

    IMPORTANT DATES

    ASSEMBLY CERTIFICATES

    WELCOME STUDENT

    TEACHER

    Welcome to Ms Jo

    Pointon from the

    University of Auckland

    who will be in Room 7 for

    the next 5 weeks.

    WELCOME TO OPAHEKE

    PLEASE HELP

    We need a volunteer to help on

    Opaheke Road crossing on a

    Wednesday morning from 8am

    until 8.20am. If you can spare 20

    minutes once a week to make our

    crossing safe and help out our

    Road Patrollers please contact the

    office urgently. Thank you.

    Paavani, Hibah, Mila, Jeter, Blayke, Oviya, Saoirse, Ivanka, Stella, Draven,

    Dayton, Harlem, Deijhan and Aden

    OPAHEKE

    SCHOOL

    50TH

    JUBILEE

    FRIDAY 16 TO

    SATURDAY 17

    NOVEMBER

    2018

    Details coming soon