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NUMBER 28 05 September 2016 MAPATHON UPDATE The amazing team of parents from the Friends of CBS have been busy counting up the money raised via sponsorship forms. These averages include both online and cash payments that have been recorded on the yellow sponsorship forms and brought back into school. Congratulations to: Room 5, Room 5Orange, Room 36 These are our top classes and raised the most money per child in the class. They will get a mufti day, at a date to be confirmed soon! We also want to thank everyone who participated and contributed to this fundraiser. The amount raised is going towards the much needed refurbishment of the hall! As of Friday 2 September, we have raised a total of $18,289.55 Our goal has been $20,000 and Mr McGowan has agreed that should we manage to reach this target in the coming weeks, he will still dress up as part of the prize! If you have outstanding sponsorship money still to collect or to bring to school, please continue to do so. This will be added to the total. Please see the table per classroom on page four. Term three finishes on Friday 23 September at 3:00pm. COMING UP TUE 6 SEPTEMBER ESOL Olympics 11.00am – 12:30pm Interschool Cross Country Training selected Year 4,5 &6 students WED 7 SEPTEMBER Sports Photos THU 8 SEPTEMBER Save day for ESOL Olympics Waterwise Kayak Selection Day – selected Year 6 students FRI 9 SEPTEMBER School Disco MON 12 SEPTEMBER Dental Therapists at CBS TUE 13 SEPTEMBER Dental Therapists at CBS Plant to Taste Room 10 Interschool Cross Country – selected Year 4,5&6 students WED 14 SEPTEMBER Dental Therapists at CBS Plant to Taste Room 22 THU 15 SEPTEMBER Dental Therapists at CBS Waterwise Room 6O Save Day Interschool Cross Country WELCOME Sa-Rang Choi Johnny Simons Arden Boyle Xuxu Zhang Paid Union Meeting for Teachers In accordance with the Employment Relations Act 2000 (S26) the teacher unions, NZEI (primary and intermediate) and PPTA (secondary), have notified boards of trustees of a paid union meeting to take place this Friday from 1.30pm. The school has made the necessary arrangements to cater for the teachers who will be attending this meeting. Hence, Campbells Bay School is open for instruction with school finishing, as usual, at 3.00pm this Friday.
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05 September 2016
Paid Union Meeting for Teachers
In accordance with the Employment Relations Act 2000 (S26) the teacher
unions, NZEI (primary and intermediate) and PPTA (secondary) have notified
boards of trustees of a paid union meeting to take place this Friday from 1.30
pm. The school has made the necessary arrangements to cater for the teachers
who will be attending this meeting. Hence, Campbells Bay School is open for
instruction with school finishing, as usual, at 3.00 pm this Friday.
MAPATHON UPDATE
The amazing team of parents from the Friends of CBS have been busy counting
up the money raised via sponsorship forms.
These averages include both online and cash payments that have been
recorded on the yellow sponsorship forms and brought back into school.
Congratulations to: Room 5, Room 5Orange, Room 36
These are our top classes and raised the most money per child in the class.
They will get a mufti day, at a date to be confirmed soon!
We also want to thank everyone who participated and contributed to this
fundraiser. The amount raised is going towards the much needed refurbishment
of the hall!
As of Friday 2 September, we have raised a total of $18,289.55
Our goal has been $20,000 and Mr McGowan has agreed that should we
manage to reach this target in the coming weeks, he will still dress up as part of
the prize!
If you have outstanding sponsorship money still to collect or to bring to school,
please continue to do so. This will be added to the total.
Please see the table per classroom on page four.
Term three finishes on Friday 23 September at 3:00pm.
COMING UP
TUE 6 SEPTEMBER
ESOL Olympics 11.00am – 12:30pm
Interschool Cross Country Training selected Year 4,5 &6 students
WED 7 SEPTEMBER
Sports Photos
THU 8 SEPTEMBER
Save day for ESOL Olympics
Waterwise Kayak Selection Day – selected Year 6 students
FRI 9 SEPTEMBER
School Disco
MON 12 SEPTEMBER
Dental Therapists at CBS
TUE 13 SEPTEMBER
Dental Therapists at CBS
Plant to Taste Room 10
Interschool Cross Country – selected Year 4,5&6 students
WED 14 SEPTEMBER
Dental Therapists at CBS
Plant to Taste Room 22
THU 15 SEPTEMBER
Dental Therapists at CBS
Waterwise Room 6O
Save Day Interschool Cross Country
WELCOME
Sa-Rang Choi
Johnny Simons
Arden Boyle
Xuxu Zhang
Paid Union Meeting for Teachers
In accordance with the Employment Relations Act 2000 (S26) the teacher
unions, NZEI (primary and intermediate) and PPTA (secondary), have notified
boards of trustees of a paid union meeting to take place this Friday from
1.30pm.
The school has made the necessary arrangements to cater for the teachers
who will be attending this meeting. Hence, Campbells Bay School is open for
instruction with school finishing, as usual, at 3.00pm this Friday.
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Richie McCaw: Chasing Great
By Arlo Feeney
I am Arlo and I play young Richie McCaw in the movie
Chasing Great. Working in this amazing acting
environment, has been (and will continue to be) an
amazing experience for me! One day I woke up, got out
of bed and dawdled over to the breakfast table. I found myself looking at my
dad reading the newspaper. He said; “Arlo, there’s a movie coming out about
Richie McCaw!”
I replied, “Cool dad! I love Richie!”
Then he replied, “And you’re going to audition for the part of young Richie!”
I leaped up into the air, alarmed at this shocking and amazing news! So many
thoughts and emotions went through my head in those five seconds! Overjoyed,
nervous, and excited! I didn’t know what to say! Dad told me to get working for
my audition right away! Finally the audition day came! I went in the room,
introduced myself, tackled a stunt man and got congratulated! Afterwards, my
dad drove us back home. A few weeks later we got emailed the results. I had
won! I had got the part! Dad and I went out for dinner to celebrate!
The next few months, I was as nervous as a pig in a bacon factory! Then the
shooting dates finally came! My heart was beating as fast as a hummingbird on
steroids! The director congratulated me for my success, and welcomed me to
the set. But everybody there was very nice and I soon relaxed. After filming
dates, I had to wait a long, painful six months. Then on the 31 August, I went to
the premier! The film was really cool! The Richie McCaw movie has been a
great experience and I hope to do something like it again.
From Arlo.
Special thanks to Elijah from 5G for helping on some similes.
Mathlete of the Week
Congratulations to Zoe Logie from Room 23.
You are the Mathlete of the Week!
The Mathlete of the Week is the top student in the school
who has mastered the most concepts in Mathletics.
TNIS Uniform
BOYS / UNISEX - CONDITION EXCELLENT
ITEM DESCRIPTION: 3 pairs of TNS shorts (size 68) ,1 sports hoodie
(medium) , 1 merino jumper (size 10), 1 PE
uniform (shirt 12, shorts 10) and 4 polo shirts
(size 10)
Total original cost over $600 brand new. Now
considering $200 or near offer. Please call
Susan Parkes on 021 362 097
Absences
If your child is going to be absent
please let the school office know
either by emailing
safetycheck@campbellsbay. school.nz
or by using the Tiqbiz app.
For extended holidays please
email John McGowan for approval
on:
This is a Ministry of Education
requirement.
Please do not just email class
teachers.
Welcome
We welcome two new members
of our teaching team to CBS.
Fiona Webb has started a new
entrant class in Room 8. Fiona is
from the UK.
We also welcome Sarah Geelen
who has replaced Caitlin
Richardson (5S) as Caitlin is now
on parental leave.
Sarah
comes to us
from
Northcross
Intermediate
School,
Browns Bay.
A warm welcome to both Fiona
and Sarah.
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Success at Tournament of Minds (TOM) 2016
On Saturday 3 September four teams of year five and six children competed at Albany Junior High School for the
Tournament of Minds Regional Shield. The children were given only six weeks to work together as a team on a long term
challenge of their choice. Three of our teams selected the language literature challenge while one team opted for the
social sciences challenge. The challenges tested their ability to work together, their problem solving skills, creativity and
presentation skills. While preparing for their long term challenge the children were also practicing for their teamwork skills
for a four minute spontaneous challenge. During this challenge they were awarded points for their ability to answer the
question, creativity of their answers as well as their teamwork skills.
On the day nerves were high and it was lovely to see all four teams supporting each other in their presentations. In all
teams the children were highly organised and had made innovative costumes and props. The presentations from all
schools were of a very high calibre and the competition was intense. It was fantastic to see such very talented
performers.
At the end of a long day it was time for prize giving and the results we had all been waiting for. All four teams should be
commended for their hard work and commitment over the past six weeks. Their behaviour and team spirit on the day was
impeccable and they should all be very proud of what they achieved.
Congratulations to Campbells Bay team one - Ella Simonsen, William Hays, Paco Poon, Sasha Roberts, Hanneke
Hectors, Miriam Sands and Jessica Han who received honours in the Language Literature Challenge.
A huge congratulations to team four of Sam Rea-Rankin, Jamie Hanton, Taylor Daji, Edison Yang, Elliott Nicholson,
Jayhunn Seo and Rowan Welsh who won the Social Sciences Challenge. This team will have the opportunity to compete
in the National Finals in Wellington a few weeks’ time.
Thank you to all the parents that came to support on the day. Also special thanks to Peter Feeney and Megan Simpson
who helped judge the Year 9 and 10 Spontaneous Challenges.
Team 2
Michelle Shen
Deejar Urlich
Minseo Sohn
Quinn Wiltshire
Mitchell Lai
Arlo Feeney
Caleb Stephens
Team 3
Charlie Sutton
Coco Mauger
Oscar Nevile
Matthew Young
Angela Tsang
Maria Lee
Cruz Erdmann
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Note for Year 4 Parents
Is your child starting year 5 in 2017? Do you want to know more about the Modern (Innovative) Learning Environment?
In early Term 4 Nikki Urlich - Team leader of Team 5 and 6 will host information sessions for Year 4 parents. Look out for
confirmed dates at the start of Term 4.
These session will include:
An information session explaining why the change and how it works.
A walk through the environment to see it in action.
Use your feet not fuel to get to school
It is time to ’use your feet not fuel to get to school’ as Spring is here!
C’mon CBS children, parents and community.
Travelwise, travelwise it’s the best!
If you think you can, we will put you to the test.
Walk, bike or scooter! Use the bus or carpool.
Do you care about our air?
Travelwise, travelwise it’s the best!
‘Use your feet not fuel to get to school’
Written by Freya, Cerys, Max and Matt (Travelwise Reps)
MAPATHON RESULTS
Room #
Average $$ Raised 02/09
Room #
Average $$ Raised 02/09
Rm1 20.25 Rm24 20.70
Rm2 12.15 Rm25 31.30
Rm3 15.17 Rm26 15.40
Rm4 23.67 Rm27 29.56
Rm5 60.47 Rm5S 14.04
Rm6 23.62 Rm5Y 6.60
Rm10 19.52 Rm5G 14.68
Rm11 12.39 Rm5B 13.50
Rm12 16.12 Rm50 33.17
Rm13 16.58 Rm6O 10.25
Rm14 24.3 Rm6S 5.06
Rm18 15.44 Rm6B 11.41
Rm19 30.68 Rm6G 10.41
Rm20 24.10 Rm36 43.27
Rm21 10.36 Rm37 16.78
Rm22 20.90
Rm23 24.07
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Saturday 29 October Save the Date. It's about time to gear up
the brain and get scary looking, for the pre Halloween (in)famous CBS Quiz Night. Tickets
on sale September, watch this space.
Book Week Author Bio
This author’s favourite food is chocolate, she has a small white
dog called Robbie and her favourite authors are Jane Austen,
Lauren Child and Margaret Mahy because “they do extremely
clever things with words”.
Melinda Szymanik has been a writer of children’s fiction across a
wide range of ages for over fifteen years with many publications to
her name. Her picture book The Were-Nana (Scholastic, 2008),
illustrated by Sarah Anderson, won Children’s Choice at the 2009
NZ Post Children’s Book Awards, and she also won Librarian’s
Choice at the 2014 LIANZA Awards for her junior novel A Winter’s
Day in 1939 (Scholastic, 2013).
Her latest publication is the picture book, Fuzzy Doodle, illustrated
by Donovan Bixley, and we can’t wait to hear more about it when
she visits us for Book Week.
To find out more about Melinda please visit: http://www.bookcouncil.org.nz/Writers/Profiles/Szymanik,%20Melinda#a2809
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Sports News Weekly sports results can be found on the following link:
campbellsbay.school.nz/sports-news/
Would all managers of sports teams please email weekly news and results to our new sports email address:
Important Sports Dates Term 3:
Wednesday 7 September: Summer Hockey and Spring Netball Registrations open online.
Wednesday 7 September: Sports Photos
Tuesday 13 September: Inter School Cross Country for selected students in year 4 to year 6. (Sunnynook Park)
Thursday 15 September: Save Day Inter School Cross Country
Thursday 15 September: Summer Hockey online registrations close.
Monday 19 September: Spring Netball online registrations close.
RUNNING CLUB THIS WEEK:
A reminder that running club this week is only for children in the cross country team so they can get ready for the inter
school cross country event next week.
There is NO RUNNING CLUB TOMORROW MORNING - we are doing a run through of the course at Sunnynook
Park tomorrow at 1:30pm. Cross country team members are to meet on the library steps straight after lunch for roll call.
Please wear suitable running clothes and shoes and bring a warm, NAMED jumper.
Year 6 cross country runners will have training Thursday morning at 8:05 am for a 8:10 am start.
Year 4 cross country runners will have training Thursday morning, first thing during the first block.
Year 5 cross country runners will have training Friday morning.
Please have suitable running shoes at a school and a change of suitable sports clothing as the field may be muddy.
TOUCH RUGBY - SECOND CHANGE OF VENUE:
For reasons out of the organisers and out of our control, the Thursday touch rugby competition has had to change their
venue for the second time. It has now changed from Kaipatiki Park in Glenfield to HATO PETERA GROUNDS, 103
College Road, Northcote. The organisers have been given 8 fields here with no time restriction. These grounds are
located just behind the Fox Outlet Store and YMCA on Akoranga Drive and will more than likely be easier for us to get to
than Kaipatiki Park.
A notice regarding the change in venue will be coming home today. If you do not receive one, please
email [email protected] for a copy.
SPORTS PHOTOS:
The first day of the school sports photos will take place this Wednesday 7 September during school hours. Your child is to
please wear their usual school uniform, NOT the sports uniform. Please make sure your child has the regulation black/
navy school socks and black school shoes. Sports shoes are NOT necessary and school shoes need to be worn.
NEW LOCATION OF SPORTS TEACHER OFFICE:
Due to the next new entrants room having opened in room 8, Keri Maunder is now located in the old reading resource
room at the bottom of the stairs in the corridor for room 7 to room 9.
CBS DIAMONDS WIN THEIR GRADE FOR WINTER NETBALL!
Congratulations to the CBS Diamonds (Becky, Kirsten, Milla, Meadow, Fern, Skye, Chloe and
Jorgina, coached by Tash and managed by Mel) who triumphed in their grade at Pinehurst. What a
great netball season for the girls who played their hearts out each Saturday morning, always with a
smile on their faces.
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CBS Sports Photos Wednesday 7 September 2016
Sports photos for some of the CBS sports teams will take place during school hours on Wednesday 7 September. Your
child does not need to wear their school sports uniform for the photos. Children need to wear their usual, every day CBS
school uniform. Please make sure your child has the regulation navy/ black school socks and black school shoes.
The following school sports teams will be photographed on Wednesday:
CBS swim team that participated in the North Shore Primary Schools Swim Meet
Year 4 to 6 cricket teams
Year 5 and 6 badminton teams
CBS golf team
Year 3 to 6 flippaball teams
Year 1 to 6 miniball teams
Year 3 to 6 winter hockey teams
Year 2 to 6 winter netball teams
Year 3 to 6 rippa rugby and year 5 and 6 tackle rugby team
Year 5 and 6 national rippa rugby qualifier team
Year 4 to 6 cross country team
Year 6 inter school soccer team
Year 6 inter school miniball team
Please make sure your child comes to school on Wednesday in their usual school unifor with black/navy socks and black
school shoes. Sports shoes are not necessary. Thank you in advance for your help with this.
Oliver Woodcock’s Big Weekend!
On Friday 26 August after school, we drove down to Tauranga so that Oliver could take part in the Steven Adams
Basketball camp on the Saturday.
He was really excited to get stuck in to learn and play with 400 other basketball fans aged 7-17 and be coached by Tall
Blacks, Breakers, OKC Thunder coaches and players from those teams too.
He got a little star struck when Steven Adams came over to help out with his group but the coaches saw that he
was sat on the sides watching all the other kids get hi-5’s so they took him over to Steven and he gave him a hi-5.
At lunch time, he got his photo taken with Andre Roberson and was just buzzing from it all!
Dad is a HUGE basketball fan and got to stay the full day and watch and I think he was pretty star struck too.
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Community Notices
Orchid Sale
Many of our orchid plants are blooming and some are ready to bloom now.
I would like to donate $5.00 per pot to school if any parent of school student purchases a pot.
Each pot (photo attached) is 15-20 cm in diameter and contains 3 plants inside. Each pot is $16.00.
There is also a demonstration photo what it could look like when putting the plants in a nice pot
inside a house.
Please call Tyrone 021339499 and the flowers are ready to be picked up at Forrest Hill.
Furnished Home Required
A family of 4 from the Netherlands is looking for a furnished rental for a short term contract or up to 12 months in the
Campbells Bay School zone.
If you can help, please contact [email protected]
Hi I am a Nanny and would like to offer my services for before school Care. A warm safe secure home
Drop off from 6.00am
Located in Selwyn Crescent:
Phone to discuss further 0274924332.
NORTH SHORE TRAMPOLINE CLUB
We are offering a discount on birthday parties for September and
October, we also have a great holiday programme planned for the next holidays.
Visit our website to check all the details.
northshoretrampoline.co.nz
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Milford Sea Scout Group is sponsored by New Zealand Chinese Youth Trust.
It is a NEW Group and has a NEW Cub Section. We are looking for new members to join us in a varied and exciting
programme for boys and girls aged between 7½ yrs and 10½ yrs. We play games, cook, go on camps, learn knotting
skills, make new friends and do lots of outdoor challenges. All visitors are welcome.
We meet on a Wednesday 6pm - 7.30pm at 24 Craig Road, Milford. http://www.nzcyt.org.nz/SeaScoutTroop.aspx
Please phone Christien Griffith on 4181734 or 027 6636782
email: [email protected]
Keep NZ Beautiful Week Sunnynook Parks clean up
Come and help tidy up the 9 parks of Sunnynook
Volunteers and/ or organisations must register at [email protected] with their name, phone number and email
address and state the number of people that will be involved.
When: Saturday 17th of September 2016 from 9:30 until 1pm
Meeting at: Sunnynook Park - outside Rugby League Club Rooms - 144 Sycamore Drive, Sunnynook
Volunteers will be grouped to go off to different Parks for clean up.
Sausage sizzel provided
Rubbish bags, recycling bags and gloves will be provided.
NEED A BABYSITTER OR CHILD MINDER?
My name is Jamie and I am almost 17 years old. I am very good with children
and will give my 100% attention to your kids. I am trustworthy and reliable,
loyal and responsible. Happy to do housework and help out with your child’s
homework to if need be. I am looking for work around Castor Bay as I live on
Aberdeen Rd.
I am free almost every day after school or even weekends. Just give me a call
if you’re in need of a sitter.
Contact Phone: 0212051990
or Email me at [email protected]
MILFORD BAPTIST KINDERGARTEN
Open Week 12 – 16 September 2016
You are invited to come to Milford Baptist Kindergarten any time between 9am and 3pm to find out how the kindergarten
operates and how we support the development and wellbeing of our children.
Enrolments welcome. Phone us on: (09) 489 9746 or visit our website for more info
KIDS CHOICE SCHOOL HOLIDAY bookings are now open. The programme will open on Monday 26th
September till Friday 7th October 2016.
Days are full of fun activities and trips to stimulate and entertain your children in a safe, fully supervised environment.
CYF’s approved allowing you to apply for a subsidy.
We are based at the Presbyterian Church, 10 Penzance Road, Mairangi Bay. Hours of operation are 7am til 6pm daily.
Contact Barb 027 440 6363 or Tash 021 073 2782.
Email: [email protected]
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KIDS CHOICE OSCAR
Before and After school Care for 5 – 14 year olds.
Limited vacancies are currently available in our CYF’s approved before and after school care programme. Based in
the Presbyterian Church hall, 10 Penzance Road, Mairangi Bay.
We give the children breakfast and they take part in quiet activities until we take them to school each morning.
After school we collect the children from school and take them to the programme where they have afternoon tea and
assistance with their homework. We have several computers available for the children to use for homework purposes.
Each day the children have a choice of various planned fun activities such as craft, art, cooking, knitting, cross stitch,
games, sport etc. We spend time outdoors when the weather permits. Your children will be cared for by a great team of
caring, professional, police vetted staff who love working with children. While our rates are reasonable we are also CYF’s
approved enabling families to apply for OSCAR subsidies.
Transport to or from sports activities can be available by negotiation.
Call in for a visit and meet the team.
For further information Contact Barb 027 440 6363 or Tash 021 073 2782
Email: [email protected]
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