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Principal: Emily Hargreaves

IMPORTANT DATES:27 May:

29 May:

1 June:

2 June:

3 June:

5 June:

9 June:

1 5 June:

16 June:

16 June:

17 June:

19 June:

24 June:

25 June:

28 June:

30 June:3 July:

Waihi Schools Cluster Cross Countrv.

Assembly Rms 2,3 & 5.

Queen's Birthday. School closed.

Teacher Only day. School closed.

Ear Caravan @ Central School. 9.30am-20pm.

Scholastic issue 3 closes.

North Cluster Cross country @ Whakamamara.

Kahurangi workshops @ East School.

Community Hikoi.

WBOP Cross Country, Waipuna Park, Welcome Bay.

Tapuwae tournament @ Central School

Assembly Rms 1, 7 & 8.

Whanau Celebration Day.

KidsCan mufti day. Gold coin donation.

Dawn Viewing. 6am. Bowentown.

Matariki Community Celebration 5-7pm. Memorial Hall.

Last day of term 2.

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School Notices

SOCCER Draw for YR 5/6 this Friday May 29th: 3.30PM East Yellow vs Waimata Field 1 3.30PM East Blue vs Green Dragons Field 2 4.15PM East Yellow vs Central 2 Field 2 4.15PM East Blue vs Central 1 Field 3

NETBALL Draw for this Saturday May 30th: 9.00 am Year 1 & 2 future ferns: Ct 3 1st third Poppies v Beach Red Ct 4 3rd third Daisies v Sunflowers 10.00am Ct 3 Shooting Stars vs Whanga Dynamite Ct 5 Comets vs Beach Dolphins 10.50am Ct 2 Rockets vs Beach Crystals Ct 3 Suns vs Central Opals 11.40am Ct 2 Shooting Stars vs Waimata Wolverines Ct 4 Stars vs Waimata Magic 12.30pm Ct 2 East Suns vs East Rockets 1.20pm Ct 4 Comets vs Central Diamonds Fees for the season are now due. If you haven’t already, please pay these to the office. Year 3/4 Teams $34 per player Year 5/6 Teams $48 per player

MATARIKI DATES Please note the dates for our Matariki Celebrations. Mon 15 June: Kahurangi Workshops @ East Tues 16 June: Community Hikoi Wed 17 June: Tapuwae @ Central School Wed 24 June: Waihi East Whanau Day Sun 28 June: Dawn Viewing-6am Bowentown Tues 30 June: Matariki Community Celebrations 5-7pm Waihi Memorial Hall We still require help with transport for the Hikoi on 16th June and Tapuwae (yr 5/6) 17th June. Please let the office know if you can help or return the slip attached.

WAIHI EAST SCHOOL SCHOOL NEWSLETTER 15/2015 27th May 2015

Kia ora,

Can you believe we are nearly half way through the term. The weather is very changeable and Doctor Tineke

is certainly busy with the increase of ills and chills. Remember Tineke is available each Tuesday morning. To

ensure an appointment, please phone the office to secure a time spot.

A massive thank you to the E for Energy elective group who organized our sausage sizzle last week. This was

a huge effort and I appreciated your help and flexibility to our class programme. Amazing dollars were made with

the combination of a mufti day. All funds from this day will support Matariki celebrations.

Cross country last week was so well organized. As always our Phil and Robbie put on an awesome day for the

school, this is being replicated for the cluster today. My thanks to Phil and Robbie for your modified plan. Being

able to cheer our seniors into the finish line was very cool.

We need a few more helpers to support Brekky Club. If you have a spare half hour from 8.30-9am, please

let Robin or I know. Our tamariki appreciate a good kai before class begins.

Please enjoy your extra long Queens Birthday this weekend. Teacher only day for our teacher aides and

teachers will be at school on Tuesday with Mike Scaddan, the ‘brain man’. Mike will be presenting to our whanau

3.30pm-5.30pm. Come and add a new tool to your already amazing parenting toolbox. There is no cost involved. A

grocery hamper is up for grabs for those whanau who pre-enroll. Mike would love your participation.

Nga mihi nui

Emily (ehargreaves@east.school.nz)

REMINDER—SCHOOL CLOSURE NEXT WEEK MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Please remember, school will be closed on Monday 1st June for Queens Birthday Weekend, and Tuesday 2nd June for Teachers Only Day.

ASSEMBLY THIS FRIDAY

Come along and check out the amazing learning and creat-ing that has been happening in rooms 2, 3 & 5. They will be presenting to us this Friday from 1.40pm in the hall. All welcome.

MUFTI DAY AND SAUSAGE SIZZLE

Our mufti day last Friday was a huge success. Thanks to our student council who chose to contribute the mufti mon-ey towards our Kahurangi workshops later on in June. All together we raised $336. A great effort. Thank you!

MIKE SCADDAN

A reminder about our fantastic opportunity for parents/whanau to attend a workshop with Mike Scaddan on Tues-day 2nd June, 3.30-5.30pm. Kai and cuppa provided. This is an opportunity not to be missed. Pre-register your at-tendance with the office to go in the draw to win a grocery hamper. To find out more info on Mike, visit www.brainstems.co.nz

CROSS COUNTRY

Thanks again to Mr McGougan and Mr Gurnick for organis-ing a very successful Cluster Cross Country today. Con-gratulations to those students who have made it through to the North Cluster which will be held in Whakamarama on June 9th. More details to follow.

POOL CLOSURE

The Waihi East School Pool is now closed. To ensure pool is open to whanau again next season, please return all keys to the office.

SCHOLASTIC BOOK ORDERS

Issue 3 closes on Friday 5th June.

KIDS’ ZONE

PLAYER OF THE DAY AWARDS—SOCCER

Year 5/6: Elyssa R & Devon D Year 3/4: Brooke K & Joseph F Year 1/2: Rylee E & Moana-Lee A

PLAYER OF THE DAY-NETBALL

East Suns: Kayce H

STORIES In the morning at 8 o’clock Emma and Matthew got up and had breakfast and got dressed and then went outside. Bat! There was a flat tyre! “Mum! There is a flat tyre. We will have to go on a walking bus. Let’s go!” By Madison D, Rm 5, Age 6 It was my sisters day to do netball. I got to look after my nana’s dog at the school. Me and Isabelle and the dog went to have a run for cross country. By Kylia M, Rm 8, Age 5 Little cat was hiding in the flowers and saw big cats food and started eating the food but big cat came and chased little cat up a tree. Big cat went up too. Little cat went higher but big cat was too heavy and the branch wasn’t strong enough and big cat fell down. By Fabian B, Rm 5, Age 6 I have a circle head. My eye colour is turquoise like the beau-tiful ocean. I have blonde hair. It is as straight like a giraffes neck. My eyebrows are thin like mouse's tails. I like my eyelashes because they are like the waves in the sea. My lips are pink as a pig. I look like a little surfer. By Brooke K, Rm 9, Age 7 I have no teeth and it is hard for me to eat. I have small eyes and pink lips. I am quite small and a bit tall. I have hazel eyes and red hair. My eyebrows are red too. I have freckles on my face and a little nose and a long tongue. I love my twin brother. His name is Alex and a sister, her name is Madison. I am a happy person. I love swimming and biking. I look like a vampire. I think it is funny. By Victoria E-J, Rm 9. Age 7

Matariki Hikoi: Tuesday 16th June 9am—12.30pm I am able to transport _________________ children. Tapuwae Tournament: Wednesday 17th June (Yrs. 5/6) I am able to transport _________________ children. My vehicle has a current WOF and registration. Name: __________________________ Signed: __________________________

SOCIAL WORKER IN SCHOOLS My name is Naomi Fitzhenry and I am the new So-cial Worker in Schools (SWiS) for your school. I am local to the area and come from a background of Child and Adolescent Mental Health and Adult Men-tal Health. My role works in partnership with the school to as-sist in improving the welling being of your child/ren including the family and their needs. This may in-clude advocacy, positive parenting and referrals to other agencies, among many things. My intention for this role is to become part of the school environ-ment and be available and approachable to anyone with concern or need. Please feel free to contact your principal or contact me directly on: 021 903 468 Monday – Friday.

COMMUNITY NOTICES

SATURDAY NIGHT SKATING Saturday night skating at the Waihi Events Centre. Saturdays from 6—8 PM. $5 entry fee (includes skate hire –adult specta-tors free) Drinks etc. for sale.

Waihi Drama Society Waihi drama Society are putting on the children’s pantomime “Alice in Wonderland” and are looking for talented Waihi chil-dren to be in it! They need up to 20 children from 7 years old.—some are non-speaking parts. Auditions will be held on Sun-day 17th May between 1.30-5pm at the theatre, Boyd Rd, Waihi. Pleas contact Noline Loader for further details 8638838.

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