Ongaonga School Newsletter – May 2017 Term 2 Week 1 · Keas CHB 2 9.00am Yr 5 & 6 Onga/ Tiko...
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Ongaonga School Newsletter – 3rd May 2017 - Term 2 - Week 1
Greetings to the Ongaonga School
Community.
Nga mihi nui Ki a Koutou
Welcome back to term two and a warm welcome to Callum, Jamie, Jessica, Rebecca and Kate Kappely, who have joined our school having moved from Argyll, and to Ruben Spotswood, who has come from Waipawa School. To Emma and Hayden Kappely and Debbie and Shane Spotswood, welcome to the Ongaonga School Community.
ANZAC Day ANZAC Day means so many different things to different people. For me it is a day of remembrance, of pride in my forbearers who helped to create my world, for those who committed the ultimate sacrifice and to think of what I need to do to create the future I want for my children. Thanks to all those who represented Ongaonga School at the commemorations on ANZAC Day and to Mrs Barkle for helping to organise this community event.
Busy Term We have another busy term lined up: Science is our learning focus with flight its context, sports trainings on Fridays, The Arts options on Thursday and Fridays, Year 7 and 8 camp in Rotorua, Gymnastic Festival, People Savers Course, and the Agri Kids Grand Final.
Movie Stars Ongaonga punches above its weight in successes so it was great to see we are also taking over the television with our very own movie stars.
Water System During the holidays our water system was upgraded with a UV sterilisation unit and a new holding tank. These additions will improve the quality of our water and greatly reduce the possibility of contamination. Over the next few weekends we will have repairs and improvements made to our roof that were identified in our building assessment report.
Communicates Communicates is our value of the week, communicates effectively giving others positive feedback. Giving positive direct feedback brings repetition of the desired behaviour, rewards those that have done the desired behaviour and makes everyone feel good. The challenge is give three people positive feedback every day.
A final thought, “Show me your friends and
I will show you your future.”
– unknown. Aaron West Principal
9th May CHB College Open Day
15th-19th May Year 7 & 8 Camp
5th June Queens Birthday Weekend
8th June Gymnastics Festival
9th June Novice Gymnastics Festival
12th-16th June Red Cross People Savers
First Aid Course
6-7 July Agri Kids Final
THE ONGAONGA KIDS SAY:
Sports News, Results & Draws
Draws for Saturday 6th May
Netball
Under 11’s Rugby Team This season the team coach is Scott
Hobbs-Turner Managed by Graeme Addis
Practice is Tuesday afternoons 3.30 - 4.30 at Ongaonga School
Friday afternoons at Ongaonga School at 1.30pm
Any queries phone Scott 8565548 Or Graeme 8565598
Miniball and Football start next week
Yr 3 & 4 Onga/Tiko
Waipukurau Keas
CHB 2 9.00am
Yr 5 & 6 Onga/Tiko Stars
Waipawa CHB 2 10.00am
Onga/Tiko Ferns Terrace Titans
CHB 4 12.00pm
Office News Uniform: order to go to Brandfuel on
FRIDAY. See Diane/Kyla if you are
needing to put in an order. Especially
polar fleece or trackpants with the
weather getting cooler.
Price List:
Soft Shell Jacket $58.50
Polo Shirt $28.00
Short $28.50
Skort $30.00
Trackpants $40.00
Bucket Hat $16.00
Wide Brim Hat $16.00
Polar Fleece $45.00
Gymnastics
Novice Gym: Friday 9th June at Tikokino. Gym Festival: Thursday 8th June. At the A W Parsons Stadium. Elementary A Girls: Girls choosing to enter Elementary A. Please check that the CD’s work. In the past the CD has worked at home but not in another player. This seems to be more with a burnt CD, remember music is optional.
Floor routines are 45 seconds.
Brenda
Community Notices
EPIC HONEY SALES: Thank you for the support you have given Epic over the years, through your purchase of honey. The last pot has been sold.
Missing/Misplaced: Size 10 Jacket. Named. Isabella or Stevens written on the side tag. Please could you check your child’s jacket and polar fleece. Return to the office if found. Thank you,
Principal – Aaron West
Ongaonga School PHONE: 8566840 or 8566042
FAX: 8566548
www.ongaonga.school.nz
We have a Facebook page.
We are hoping that all parents and caregivers will support us and sign on to follow this page.
Just send a friend request to ‘Ongaonga School
Noticeboard’.
Please note this is only available to Ongaonga
parents and caregivers.
Next session will be Next Week
Enquiries to Pene Gordon ph. 8566 551
DROP BOX
When the School Office is unattended, please leave all correspondence / money in a clearly marked envelope and insert in the box (remember to turn the handle).
This box is cleared daily. Thank you.
Ongaonga School Newsletter – 3rd May 2017 - Term 2 - Week 1
Not on the Bus Today?
Please ring your child’s bus driver first thing in the morning, or the night before, if your child is not catching the bus to school.
Wakarara Run Lorraine Bayliss ph 027 659 1972
Blackburn Run Ian Franklin ph 021 679 527
Remember to let the school know if your child is absent . Phone the Office on 8566840
Office Hours
The office is staffed on Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 8.45am until 3.15pm. Wednesday - 8.45 until 2.15 Thursday - 8.45am to 11.30pm.
Central Hawke’s Bay College
Open Day
Tuesday 9th May
9.30am to 2.30pm
All Welcome
Every year we offer the opportunity for kids to be involved in the World Vision 40 Hour Famine.
Helping others helps our kids develop empathy and compassion.
More info coming soon or check out www.famine.org.nz
Lego Team
Last term we were building 2 awesome robots and tried programming them to do missions. This term
we are going to focus on programming for the missions. Our presentation is about how animals work with humans.
Lego Robotics Team Update.
We would also like to thank WATERFORCE for generously agreeing to contribute $300 towards our team costs for the year. By Angus, Aonghus, Luke and Sean
HISTORICAL AGM
Monday 22nd May 7pm @ Ongaonga Hall
Holiday Stories
My Puppy
In the holidays I went to the hot
pools. I like swimming. I got a new
puppy. His name is Henry. He sits in
the sun and plays in
the bushes. He is black
and white.
I play with Henry a lot.
By Ruby Moorcock
Wellington
In the holidays I went to Wellington.
It is a long way. It was fun. Sam got a
new scooter in Wellington. Then we
went for a scooter ride along the
water front. Mum was walking. We
went a long way and then we went
back to the hotel and had dinner.
We went up a hill and we looked at
the city. Everything was
lit up even the trees.
By Anna Chrystall