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Term 1, Week 3
Wednesday 18th May 2016
Our school vision: To provide a platform which launches/
enables students to make their own limitless choices
to excel in a continually changing world.
www.ohaupo.school.nz Phone: 07 823 6736 Email: [email protected]
In Week 2 we recognised our learners who excelled in
Self Management. The students explain below what they did to achieve their Ruru Learner Awards.
Ruru the
Morepork
School Values: Inclusiveness, Resilience, Independence, Respect and Honesty
He mihi nui kia koutou katoa – Warm greetings to you all. This week the teachers and myself have been sharing our learning journey with the team from ERO. I would like to draw your attention to the Measles notice on Page 3, and urge you to read the notice and take action if neces-sary. Please ensure we have your child’s current immunisation status. Leading in learning, Sue McLocklan, Principal, Ōhaupō School M.Ed Ldshp, BTchg. Dip.Info. Studies.
Kauri Hub:
Erin Butterfield - for doing in depth research on Treach-er Collins Sydrome and sharing it in a high quality way. “I created a powerpoint presentation on Treacher Collins Syndrome.”
Totara Hub:
Ella McKnight - for relating to others by working together and sharing maths strategies in your group. “I have been figuring out maths problems in my brain and then using number line to check if its right.”
Jamie Grylls - for demonstrating our Ruru learner qualities and helping others to make good choices. “Someone was messing around so I had to tell the teacher so they could sort it out.”
Kowhai Hub:
Jorjaina Mathieson - for independently fixing her mistakes while reading.
Kevin Christy - for being on task with his learning all the time.
Gemma Brennan - for knowing her next steps when learning.
Rata Hub:
Chaz Wallbank - for always staying on task and completing all of your work. Chaz is away today so we have been unable to take his photo. Ruru the Morepork hopes you get well soon Chaz!
Zachary Findlay - for having such a positive start to Term 2. Good on you for being responsible for your actions. “I listen to the teacher and make sure I am doing what I am sup-posed to do.”
Success for Ohaupo Soccer Teams in the Fred Amess Cup The Fred Amess tournament was held in Te Awamutu last Sunday. Ōhaupō School were the defending champions from last year and entered three teams this year, one of which was a girls only team - the Ōhaupō Dark Angels. The Ōhaupō Black Knights successfully defend-ed last year’s victory and won the Fred Amess Cup, going undefeated through the whole tournament without conceding a single goal. The Ōhaupō Red Devils finished top of their group but lost to Ngahinapouri in the semi finals through a last gasp goal having taken the lead early on in the match. The Ōhaupō Dark Angels were the inaugu-ral girls team winners and won the Shield competition. Congratula-tions to you all, you were awesome representatives for our School and showed commitment and dedication. Submitted by Allan Hogg.
Ohaupo Dark Angels
Ohaupo Black Knights
Ohaupo Red Devils
Absent from School ?
PLEASE remember…
When your child is absent from School…
Ring and leave a message on our answerphone 823 6736 (option 2)
Call before 8:30am if possible.
Remember to speak clearly and give:
☺ The student’s FULL name
☺ Their Room number
☺ And the reason they are absent
Thank you from Mrs Roberts & Mrs Cowan in the of-fice.
A very warm welcome to our new students and their families:
Chloe Kite and Braxon Southall-Steward in the the Kowhai Hub
What’s happening … PTA NEWS
Oxford Pies - order forms will be coming home next week. We are still looking for someone to help collect and collate the orders, and distribute the pies. This doesn’t require too much time and there is a snack pack available on delivery day for the helpers!
Quiz Night “The Politically Incorrect Olympics” Just over a week to go, we have spots available for last minute teams wanting to register. Lots of great prizes and raffles and auction items. Come along for a great night, and grab some great bargains. Email [email protected] to register.
Community Notices
Pirongia Tree Services Experienced local arborist available for all tree work. Contact John - 0211 107 581 or 07 871 9943.
Christingle Service at Christ Church, Ohaupo on Sunday 29th May at 6:30pm. All welcome.
Week 3
Monday 16th May ERO Visit this week
Tuesday 17th May Middle Years in Ohaupo Course
Thursday 18th May ICAS Digital Technology Test
Friday 20th May 9am Assembly (Red House) Student Teachers’ practicum ends
Week 4
Monday 23rd May NYLD - National Young Leaders Day in Rotorua
Tuesday 24th May Middle Years in Ohaupo Course
Thursday 26th May 5:30pm Board of Trustees Meeting
Friday 27th May 7pm Quiz Night… don’t miss out, book your place now!
Week 5
Tuesday 31st May ICAS Science Test
Wednesday 1st June Immunisations #2
School will be closed on:
Monday 6th June Queen’s Birthday Friday 17th June (Fieldays week) School will be closed for instruction
Terms Start date Finish date
1 Tuesday 2nd
February 2016
Friday 15th April
2 Monday 2nd May Friday 8th July **
3 Monday 25th July Friday 23rd Sept
4 Monday 10th Oct Friday 16th
December
School will be closed on the following Public Holidays: Good Friday 25th March, Easter Monday 28th March, Easter Tuesday 29th March, Anzac Day falls during the school holidays, Queens Birthday 6th June, Labour Day 24th Oct.
** We have a confirmed Teacher Only Day on Friday 17th June 2016 (Fieldays Friday) in line with the Te Awamutu School Cluster. Any additional Teacher Only Days will be confirmed in the school newsletter.
Oliver!
At The Woolshed Theatre in Te Awamutu. The season for Oliver is from Saturday 14th May until Saturday the 28th May 2016. There will be 13 performances made up of 11 evening and two matinees. Tickets are available from iTickets are available from iTickets are available from iTickets are available from i----site Te Awamutu.site Te Awamutu.site Te Awamutu.site Te Awamutu.
BOOK, MUSIC & LYRICS BY
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Orchestral arrangements by William David BrohnWilliam David BrohnWilliam David BrohnWilliam David Brohn
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Don’t forget ...
School banking day is Thursday !
ASB and First Credit Union
Clues For Quiz Night
Week 3 Week 3
Ally Smith passes the torch on to Nick Smith, after swimming it down the Mighty
Waikato River.
