Monday, 26 June 2017

saadiq advick and jaden kingston

                 How to navigate with stars


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1.  Locate Polaris.Use either of the pointer star method to help you.
2.  Determine the angle in degrees between polaris' position and the nothern horison.The most accurate way to do this is with a quadrant or sextant,which lets you read the angle off its curved section.                                                                                              That is how to navigate with stars
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Wednesday, 21 June 2017

Molly,Caitlin and Savannah's Story About The Sons Of Ma'afu!

Long,long ago people navigate used the Magellanic Clouds to find north,and they used the southern Cross to find south. By Molly,Caitlin and Savannah!

Thursday, 1 June 2017

Cultural Mufti Day


Term 2 Week 4 Newsletter

Room 4 Newsletter
Term 2 Week 6 (June 7-10)

Important information this week:
The field is now damp and muddy. On the worst days it will be closed to all children. On fine days we would like the children to be able to use the field for a game. To prevent their uniform (or sports uniform) from getting muddy, the children will only be allowed to play on the field if they have a full change of clothes (not sports uniform). I suggest that they bring a change of clothes on Monday and keep this in their bag until Friday when it can go home to be washed.

Monday
No school - Queen's Birthday public holiday

Tuesday
Netball Fun Day
Room 4 will be split between Rooms 1, 2, 3 and 5 as I will be releasing Room 12’s teacher so that she can attend the Netball Fun Day with a group of our senior students.

Wednesday
Cultural Mufti Day $2
Wear clothing that represents a culture special to your family.
Parade at 9am in the hall.

Katherine Kittson will be in Room 4 for the afternoon.

Library
Choir children can change their books before school or at lunchtimes.

Thursday
2pm: School Assembly

Friday
Chocolate Sales
The PTA will be selling chocolates and a box of 36 chocolates will go out with the eldest and only in each family. Please let me know if you do not wish to sell chocolates.

Saturday
Student Leader Photo Session

Coming up:
Week 7
Thursday June 15: Curriculum Night:
HPS is hosting a “How you can help at home” evening in the school hall from 6pm - 7pm. The hall be set up with Literacy and Maths stations to provide a range of ways you can support your child at home with their learning.  Childcare is available in the library for HPS students if required. Please email me if you wish to take advantage of this service.

Week 8
Monday June 19Chocolate Sales
Last day for payments and unsold chocolates to be returned to school.
Tuesday June 20: Bake Sale

Week 10
Friday July 7 - last day of Term 2

Thursday, 25 May 2017

Unwanted Fruit?



Newsletter Term 2 Week 5

Room 4 Newsletter
Term 2 Week 5 (May 29 - June 2)

Important information this week:
Monday
NZ Symphony Orchestra Trip for the children who have paid.
Wear full school uniform.

Tuesday
Friday Dance Group
Bring school sports uniform

Wednesday
Katherine Kittson will be in Room 4 for the morning.
Library
Choir children can change their books before school or at lunchtimes.

Friday June 2 - Teacher Only Day - no school
星期五 62 -师仅一天-无学校

Monday June 5 - Queen’s Birthday public holiday - no school
星期一 65 -女王生日假期-无学校
Please ensure you have made childcare arrangements for your child on this day.   Kidz Patch is open for regular attendees of Kidz Patch and there are limited spaces for additional students.  Contact Sandy James at Kidz Patch 021 253 998.
  
Coming up:
Week 6
Wednesday June 7
Cultural Mufti Day

Friday June 9
Chocolate Sales
The PTA will be selling chocolates and a box of 36 chocolates will go out with the eldest and only in each family. Notices went home this week.

Week 8
Monday June 19
Chocolate Sales
Last day for payments and unsold chocolates to be returned to school.

Week 10
Friday July 7 - last day of Term 2

Notices
Curriculum Night: HPS is hosting a “How you can help at home” evening in the school hall on Thursday, June 15th from 6pm - 7pm.  The hall be set up with Literacy and Maths stations to provide a range of ways you can support your child at home with their learning.  Childcare is available in the library for HPS students if required.

Absences: In NZ students are expected to attend school daily. This is a legal requirement. Parents are asked to telephone the school office or report it on the HPS School app by 9am if their child will be absent. HPS operates an answerphone service at all times to make this process easy for families.  When leaving a message we need to know your child’s first name, last name, room number and the reason for their absence.  In the case of an absence due to medical reasons, please supply a medical certificate to the school office if your child has been absent for 3 days or longer.

Support our PTA: The PTA will be selling chocolates, Yum! Chocolates will be given out to students on Friday 9 June (Week 6). A box of 36 chocolates will go out with the eldest or only child in each family. Families will have two  weekends to sell.  Payments and unsold chocolates to be returned to school on or before Monday 19th June.  We thank our families in advance for their support :)

Chaplain
o   The  Board approve the appointment of a School Chaplain whose purpose is to listen to children who need someone to talk to other than their teacher. The Chaplain will be Police vetted and be trained as a Chaplain.
o   The Chaplain does not replace the important role of teacher or parent but enables children to offload.
o   The Chaplain reports to the Principal only if she has a concern for the safety of the child.
o   If a child chooses to use this service, they will bring home a note from the Chaplain, indicating this.

Saturday, 20 May 2017

Parachutes



I was happy that my parachute landed slowly but I thought that my parachute landed very fast. That was good.