A huge welcome back to everyone this term. We have an exciting term of learning ahead of us.

Ayaan Kutty Room 5
From Papatoetoe North Primary School
Likes: Soccer, Art and Rugby, Playing playstation with his cousin and going to Nickies restaurant
Dislikes: Long distance running and people distracting him while he is watching TV
We are excited to welcome two new students to our whanau.

Hannah Hoani Room 4
From Sylvia Park School
Likes: Playing games at the arcade, hanging out with her friends and doing mathematics
Dislikes: snakes and getting injections
Our topic:
Our topic this term centers on New Zealand and Maori myths, legends and atua. Each class will have their own inquiry focus.
Some of our wonderful work from the last two terms.

Room 6: Here is our Koru art which you can find displayed in the office.

Room 5: Here is our umbrella art. Students learned about colours that contrast well with blue dye.
Important Dates
Week 4 (Thurs)- Disco
Week 5 (Tues) – Hui/Fono Evening 5.30pm
Week 5 (Fri) – B Block School Assembly
Week 5 (Fri) – Whanau Speech Finals
Week 6 (Thurs) – Blokes at the Oaks
Week 7 – Tongan Language Week
Week 8 – Maori Language Week
Week 8 (Fri) – Grandparents Day
Week 9 – Hindi Language Week
Week 10 – Chinese Language Week
Art Exhibition
- Date / Time: Thursday 20th September 9:00- 11:00
- Where: Own classes and awhina space
Swimming:
This term swimming will run from 31st of July until 18th of September. Children will leave school half an hour prior to their lesson time. We require all students to participate in swimming as part of their learning for Term 3. If your child is unable to swim on a particular day they will need to bring a note explaining why they can not participate. Thank you for your support with this.
| Tuesday | Class |
| 9.30 am | 6 |
| 10.00 am | 5 |
| 10.30 am | 8 |
| 11.00 am | 22 |
| 12.00 pm | 3 |
| 12.30 pm | 4 |
| 1.00 pm | 7 |
Children will need to bring:
- togs/swimsuit
- towel
- P.E gear
- Plastic bag/swimming bag
Children are expected to arrive at school in their school uniform, not their P.E gear, even if they are swimming in the morning.

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