Week 9, Term 4.
HATS, HATS, HATS.... don't forget your sunhat! :)
Not long to go now! Just a reminder that school finishes on Wednesday the 17th at 12.30pm.
We will be swimming right until the last day so please bring your togs everyday just in case!
Thursday the 11th is the school triathlon starting with the juniors at approximately 12pm. Remember that if you are doing the cycle leg, you need to bring your bike to the hall on Thursday morning for it to be checked for road worthiness. You will need a helmet to ride your bike. Swimmers you will need your togs and goggles (if you swim with them). Runners will need their sports gear and shoes if they choose to run in them.
Please put sunscreen on before you come to school that morning. There will be more to apply during the day!
Reports go home this Friday. They will be handed to the eldest or only child in the family.
Monday 15th December is School prize giving. This starts in the hall at 7pm sharp. It is expected that all students attend in full school uniform. Parents, caregivers and family members are invited to join us for the evening to celebrate this years successes.
It is a busy last few days at school with plenty going on. As always, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to pop in and see us or send us an email.
We have had a fantastic 2014 year with Te Kanawa and wish to thank parents and caregivers for their ongoing support! Enjoy your holidays and have a safe and happy Christmas.
Miss MacLennan and Miss Emery
I SEE YOU
Its a time of badges, certificates, medals, trophies, recognition, awards, prizes and 'seeing' of high achievement. I love seeing the kids that shine at this time of year - a big high heartfelt round of applause to you. You so deserve it for the effort you have put in.
But this message is for the kids that didn't get called up for any of the above...
I SEE YOU.
To the child that conquered their fear of heights, or sleeping in the dark, or riding without training wheels or sleeping out for the night for the first time this year, I SEE YOU
To the child that managed to resolve more conflict than they started this year, to the child that learnt to say the impossible; "I'm sorry", and to the child that walked away from the fighting instead of getting involved, I SEE YOU
To the child for whom school is a huge struggle, you get up everyday and you go, I SEE YOU
To the child that battled all year with the maths, or reading, or concentration, or speaking out in class, or learning their words, but persevered anyway, I SEE YOU
To the child that found the kindness in their heart reach out in anyway to another person or to an animal in need or in pain, I SEE YOU
To the child that learnt to give and to share for the first time this year and even found joy in these, I SEE YOU
To the child that battles to make friends and to be social, you made new friends this year and for that, I SEE YOU
To the child who wanted so much to please, but was just out of sight of an adult who perhaps was too busy or too distracted, I SEE YOU
To the child who lost a friend or a loved one this year, but carried on everyday bravely even though their heart ached, I SEE YOU
To the brave parents that try everyday to do the best for their kids, I SEE YOU.
May you and your children revel in small but significant victories that you have both experienced this year, as I will with my beautiful children. For every year there is progress and growth, we don't need a podium or handshake or a hall of applause to be seen.
I SEE YOU.
Author Unknown
HATS, HATS, HATS.... don't forget your sunhat! :)
Not long to go now! Just a reminder that school finishes on Wednesday the 17th at 12.30pm.
We will be swimming right until the last day so please bring your togs everyday just in case!
Thursday the 11th is the school triathlon starting with the juniors at approximately 12pm. Remember that if you are doing the cycle leg, you need to bring your bike to the hall on Thursday morning for it to be checked for road worthiness. You will need a helmet to ride your bike. Swimmers you will need your togs and goggles (if you swim with them). Runners will need their sports gear and shoes if they choose to run in them.
Please put sunscreen on before you come to school that morning. There will be more to apply during the day!
Reports go home this Friday. They will be handed to the eldest or only child in the family.
Monday 15th December is School prize giving. This starts in the hall at 7pm sharp. It is expected that all students attend in full school uniform. Parents, caregivers and family members are invited to join us for the evening to celebrate this years successes.
It is a busy last few days at school with plenty going on. As always, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to pop in and see us or send us an email.
We have had a fantastic 2014 year with Te Kanawa and wish to thank parents and caregivers for their ongoing support! Enjoy your holidays and have a safe and happy Christmas.
Miss MacLennan and Miss Emery
I SEE YOU
Its a time of badges, certificates, medals, trophies, recognition, awards, prizes and 'seeing' of high achievement. I love seeing the kids that shine at this time of year - a big high heartfelt round of applause to you. You so deserve it for the effort you have put in.
But this message is for the kids that didn't get called up for any of the above...
I SEE YOU.
To the child that conquered their fear of heights, or sleeping in the dark, or riding without training wheels or sleeping out for the night for the first time this year, I SEE YOU
To the child that managed to resolve more conflict than they started this year, to the child that learnt to say the impossible; "I'm sorry", and to the child that walked away from the fighting instead of getting involved, I SEE YOU
To the child for whom school is a huge struggle, you get up everyday and you go, I SEE YOU
To the child that battled all year with the maths, or reading, or concentration, or speaking out in class, or learning their words, but persevered anyway, I SEE YOU
To the child that found the kindness in their heart reach out in anyway to another person or to an animal in need or in pain, I SEE YOU
To the child that learnt to give and to share for the first time this year and even found joy in these, I SEE YOU
To the child that battles to make friends and to be social, you made new friends this year and for that, I SEE YOU
To the child who wanted so much to please, but was just out of sight of an adult who perhaps was too busy or too distracted, I SEE YOU
To the child who lost a friend or a loved one this year, but carried on everyday bravely even though their heart ached, I SEE YOU
To the brave parents that try everyday to do the best for their kids, I SEE YOU.
May you and your children revel in small but significant victories that you have both experienced this year, as I will with my beautiful children. For every year there is progress and growth, we don't need a podium or handshake or a hall of applause to be seen.
I SEE YOU.
Author Unknown