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Mt Maunganui Intermediate School, 21 Lodge Avenue, Mt Maunganui 3116 Phone 07 575 5512 Email: [email protected]

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2 June 2017

IN THIS NEWSLETTER

From the Principal

Talented Artists

Sports Information

Homestay Request!!

PSG Sponsorship Information

Brief Notices

Coastal Values

Sponsors Advertisements

Community Notices

C O M I N G E V E N T S 2019

AUGUST 2019 29 MMI Open Day

SEPTEMBER 2019

2 PSG Meeting 7pm

8 “Spoiler Alert” MMI Band play at AIMS opening ceremony 2-3pm

8-13 Anchor AIMS Games

19 KIDZROCK – Selwyn Ridge Primary School

20 2020 Enrolments Due

27 Last Day Term 3

OCTOBER 2019

14 First Day Term 4

MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE

28 August 2019

Newsletter No.

25

PSG MEETING

MONDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER

7PM

STAFFROOM

ALL WELCOME

Beautiful artwork coming from our art room! More images later in this newsletter.

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL Lisa Morresey

Kia ora koutou Open Day Tomorrow Tomorrow we have our “Open Day” between 9am and 12pm and again between 1.15pm and 2.30pm. You will be shown around the school in small groups. It is a great way to see us in action. It is also a wonderful opportunity to continue the positive conversations around transition to Intermediate School. Hauraki Community of Learning Visit We are also hosting a group of 17 principal’s, from the Hauraki Community of Learning, on Thursday afternoon. They are here to visit our wonderful school and to hear about the work that we have been doing to support the development of our staff and our students in relation to culturally responsive and relational practices. As part of this work we thank you for completing the Rongohia Te Hau community survey. We are in the process of working with staff and students to analyse the Rongohia Te Hau survey data. The initial data is looking overwhelmingly positive. We look forward to sharing the results with you as we identify our strengths and next steps for learning, in the next few weeks. Sports Uniform and PE Gear We do have a regulation MMI PE uniform. This consists of black uniform shorts and a green t-shirt with the school logo on it. This does not include black league shorts, labelled sports shorts, basketball shorts, nor high cut shorts. Please do not be fooled by your emerging adolescent :). It is important that we wear our school uniform with pride. For sport we do issue some code specific uniforms, but otherwise students wear their PE Gear, school hoodie or fleece and plain black tracksuit pants if they have them. We also wear plain black socks with our formal uniforms. No slogans please. Good luck to our hockey and netball teams who play in finals this weekend. Good luck to our choir performing at Baycourt on Thursday night and to our water polo teams who play in the Bay Winterfest on Saturday. I may see you turfside, courtside or poolside, over the weekend. Mā te wa Lisa Morresey

ICAS TESTING DATES Digi Tech 3 September 2019 Science 5 September 2019 Writing 10 September 2019 Spelling 12 September 2019 English 18 September 2019 Math 19 September 2019

OPEN DAY TOMORROW

Thursday 29 August

1st session

Arrive anytime between 9am & 12pm with your child. Each session runs for about half an hour.

2nd session

Arrive anytime between 1.15pm & 2.30pm with your child. Each session runs for about half an hour.




TALENTED ARTISTS Some amazing artwork coming out of the Art Room! What great talent we have here at MMI. Well done to all the students and great job Mrs Wylie! Below are some of the masterpieces being created.




SPORTS INFORMATION [email protected]

WINTER SCHOOL SPORTS TEAM’S

With winter sport competitions coming to a close we have a great number of teams that have made the semi-finals and finals. Well done to all our team’s that have represented the school throughout the season. You have done MMI proud. AIMS GAMES - COUNTDOWN Our MMI team of 260 students are preparing themselves, as best they can, leading up to AIMS week, which commences on Sunday 8th September. Only 11 more sleeps :)

NETBALL Well done to all our netball teams - we have had a successful season. The finals will be this Saturday, 31st August, at Harbourside Netball Courts, with the following teams involved: MMI 8A vs BC 8A - Court 4: 8.30am MMI 8B vs TIS Yr8 Smashers - Court 10: 8.30am MMI 8 Green vs Pap College Y7/8 Navy - Court 13: 8.30am MMI 7A vs TIS 7A - Court 1: 9.30am MMI 7B vs TIS 7B - Court 4: 9.30am MMI 7C vs Omokoroa Rebels - Court 7: 9.30am MMI Red vs TPI Y7/8 - Court 13: 9.30am A special congratulations to the 7A netball team, for winning their tournament at Harbourside courts, last Sunday. (pictured below)




BASKETBALL

Both the Girls A Team and Boys A Team played off, in their respective basketball grand final, on Monday night. Unfortunately, both teams lost by a mere 4 points on the night. MMI Girls A vs TIS 24-28 MMI Boys A vs TIS 27-31 This season was a rebuilding year, so well done to all those basketball players for making it this far. Thank you again to the coaches, managers and parents for their support with a very successful basketball season.

2019 A Grade Girls Runners Up

2019 A Grade Boys Runners Up




WATER POLO Winterfest MMI AIMS water polo team attended Winterfest, a year 7&8 water polo tournament, held at various pools in Auckland, from Friday the 16th until Sunday the 18th of August. There were 47 intermediate teams competing at the tournament, graded into A, B & C grades and our MMI team came in at 10th position and were competing in the A Grade. It was an awesome event, in which our team developed well, playing against some very tough competition and was a great build up, with some excellent learning for our team heading towards AIMS games. Loads of fun was had by all, both in and out of the pool - with some great team building fun while all staying together for the three days. A big thank you to the parents and coaches for all that goes in to supporting our boys in their sport! TWP U14’s Tournament Three of our boys from the MMI AIMS team, Cody Henry, Logan West and Baxter Moyle, competed for Tauranga Water Polo club, in an Under 14's tournament in Rotorua, for three days over the weekend. Their team, all boys from local schools, won the bronze medal for the tournament, with Waikato, silver and Sea Wolves from Auckland, winning gold. They were up against some extremely tough (and big!) competition, some of whom have been playing together for a year or more. Our boys had never actually played a game together and didn't even know each other's names! Cody Henry received a special award, called a tournament team award, which are awarded to the standout players of the tournament. Nice work Cody!!




Our international department would be grateful if you could consider hosting a student in October.

We have 20 students coming from Japan and only half of these are currently placed.

Our students’ reports from the past have always been favourable, with many MMI students

thoroughly enjoying the experience, of hosting another student from another country.

Please contact Jane Howard direct. Jane’s contact details are below:

[email protected]

027 512 9694





BRIEF NOTICES – INFORMATION (please check this regularly, information changes each week)

SCHOOL TIMETABLE

School Starts – 8.45am Morning Interval – 10.25am

Lunch – 12.20pm Dismissal – 2.45pm

ABSENTEE INFORMATION Please inform us of your child’s absence by using one of the following ways:

Text – 027 232 0446 Phone – 575 5512 ext 1

Email – [email protected]

BUS INFORMATION Web - https://www.baybus.co.nz/schools/school-bus-routes-2019/

MEDICATION If you child has a severe medical condition or needs to take medication at school please contact the office.

TERM DATES Term 1 - 4 February –to 12 April Term 2 – 29 April to 5 July Term 3 – 22 July to 27 September Term 4 – 14 October to 18 December

TERM 3 UNIFORM/SHOES Students may now wear any plain black winter shoes or plain black sandals. Winter shoes can now include a plain black running/or sports shoe (no white/coloured labels, soles or branding).

DROPPING YOUR CHILD TO AND FROM SCHOOL These are NOT drop off zones:

Lodge Avenue Staff Carpark

Lodge Avenue Turn Around

The Bus Bay on Links Avenue For the safety of your children, when dropping off or picking them up. Please refrain from entering and parking in these areas.

VISITING THE SCHOOL GROUNDS OR DROPPING ITEMS TO YOUR CHILD If you need to deliver sports gear, lunch or any other items please do so through the school office. If you need to see your child please come to the office first and if your child is coming in late they need to come to the student lobby for a late pass.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP

Check out our Minutes of our Meetings on the school website https://mtint.school.nz/parent-support-group-

minutes-of-meetings/

Keep an eye on the notices to see what is coming up in term 3 & 4.

USEFUL LINKS Website: https://mtint.school.nz/ Newsletters https://mtint.school.nz/newsletters/ Daily Notices: https://mtint.school.nz/daily-notices/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mtint.school.nz/ PSG Minutes: https://mtint.school.nz/parent-support-group-minutes-of-meetings/

LUNCHES ONLINE Online lunch ordering is available.

Wednesdays – Subway Thursdays – Bakers Delight

Fridays – Subway www.lunchonline.co.nz

CHANGE OF DETAILS It would greatly assist us if you could please advise the office if you have any changes of address, phone numbers and emergency contact details. In the event of an emergency, sickness or injury we need to be able to contact someone who can collect your child.

FRIDAY ASSEMBLY Every Friday we have assembly and all students are required to wear their correct school uniform. This does not mean they can wear their PE gear, so please remind your child to wear their uniform to school every day and bring their PE gear in their bag, so they do not forget. Also, it would be appreciated if you do not pick up your child early on Fridays. We are in assembly from 1.30pm and it becomes difficult to locate children during this time.

SUBJECT FEES In 2019 the subject fees are set at $110.00. You can choose to pay $27.50 per term. These include:

Food Technology Hard Materials/Electronics

Media Studies/Robotics Music

Visual Arts Dance and Drama

The cost of these programmes are subsidised by the Board of Trustees. The subject fees must be paid if students wish to consume or to keep any item produced in these programmes.

PAYING FEES ONLINE If you wish to pay online or by automatic payment you are encouraged to do so. Our bank account number is:

12 3146 0104711 03 Please put your child’s name as the reference. SCHOOL DONATION The school donation is $50.00 per year and $20 per sibling. If you pay this by 31 March you will receive a $5.00 discount off the first sibling only.



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COASTAL VALUE CERTIFICATES 2019 Term 3 – Week 5

1

Talise Fe’Ao For always putting your best foot forward in all aspects of your learning! Well done Talise.

2/3

Jericho Wattie For your ability to articulate orally and being engaged in your learning. Kei te whakahīhī au ki a koe!

2/3

Kaezia Ebdale For displaying perseverance in your Math learning and the ability to climb out of the learning pit. Tino pai tō mahi!

4

Hope Whiu For getting involved in class life and stepping outside your comfort zone. Thank you for supplying the class with endless laughs.

5

Kayde Stackhouse For your self-management and commitment to writing your speech to a high standard. Kei runga noa atu koe Kayde!

6

Briana Koot For offering your help to others when needed. Thank you for your thoughtful and positive attitude.

7

James Fibbes For the positive attitude you show towards your independent learning. You can always be depended on to engage and focus on your task so that it is completed to the best of your ability.

8

Skye Reid-Stowers For greater involvement and effort to contribute to all tasks.

9

Alex Brown Your improved focus and effort to complete learning to a pleasing standard. Keep up the positive attitude Alex.

10

Yoon Kim For being a positive learner and contributing to all areas of school. Great to see you challenging yourself with your speech writing and social dancing.

11/12 Diego Becker For a highly entertaining speech on Area 51, with lots of ‘in-jokes’ and movie references.

11/12

Savannah Faile For your positive attitude and commitment to your learning. You consistently set high standards and encourage others to do the same.

13

Hannah Parkinson For managing your learning time wisely, getting the most out of the time you have in the classroom.

14

Sky Taurima For awesome results in gymnastics and being a great role model in class. Haramai tetahi āhua!

15

David (Xjinglan Zhou)

For being such a valued member of Room 15. We have enjoyed having you with us for the past 5 weeks.

16

Resh Abangan For an outstanding effort and attitude to learning new concepts in Algebra. Ka Pai

17/21 Jackson Tweedie For being an outstanding role model in your class. You are always on task, and do a lovely job at sharing your thinking with others to help with their learning.

18

Troy McMillan For your commitment to writing your speech about the importance of PE in schools.


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19

George Hardie For your outstanding character and effort in becoming a classroom leader. Keep it up - you are doing a great job.

20

Charli Moore-Owen For an outstanding effort and attitude towards improve her learning in all areas.

17/21

Keana Reid-Bennett For the positive attitude you have towards all areas of your learning. You grab every opportunity and give it your all. You are a star!

22

Chay Down For your growing maturity and ability to show more focus towards your learning. You have come a long way, and are a contributing reliable member of the class.

23

Taniya Sami For the excellent work you have been doing in Mathematics. Ka mau te wehi!

Dance & Drama

Charlotte Reihana Your dedicated work ethic during our Dance and Drama cycle. Your confidence has grown and you are shining like the star you are! Ka rawe :)

Food Technology

Eden Hunt Room 22

For showing kindness and consideration to her peers and teachers alike.

Hard Materials and

Electronics Technology

Yunha Kim (Emily) Room 13

For focused, neat work and achieving a great result.

Music Kempton Matangi Room 22

For sharing his device with another student for our soundtrap lesson. Miharo.

Visual Arts Ruby Goodyear Room 11/12

For her creativity, care and pride taken in all her work. Well done Ruby!

Math Magicians

Kayne Lloyd-Stephens Room 5

For your mathematically thinking and your focused concentration during Mathematics



















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