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Phone: 939 1725 Fax: 939 1724 email: [email protected] www.stteresas.ac.nz Rachael is a delightful member of Room 1. She always shows kindness and care to her classmates and helps out when people need her. We are very lucky to have Rachael at our school. You are a star !!! Rooms 0/1 had some ‘rugby skills’ training this afternoon. Over the course of the term each class will have the same opportunity. Many thanks to JD & MSP Rugby Club

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Phone: 939 1725 Fax: 939 1724 email: [email protected] www.stteresas.ac.nz

Rachael is a delightful member of Room 1. She

always shows kindness and care to her

classmates and helps out when people need her.

We are very lucky to have Rachael at our school.

You are a star !!!

Rooms 0/1 had some

‘rugby skills’ training this

afternoon. Over the course of the

term each class will have

the same opportunity.

Many thanks to JD & MSP Rugby Club

Dear Parents, I hope you all had a restful holiday and managed to spend time with your families. The next 2 weeks will be very busy as we make the final preparations for our ERO visit. As a school we are looking forward to sharing the new incentives we have put in place and the improvements we have made to the way we manage our assessment, and plan for the needs of our learners. ERO will be in an out of the classrooms observing teachers and classroom programmes and we know that everyone will make them feel welcome. Congratulations and thanks this week to:

Mrs Holland who is now a Nana to little Jack

Brenda and Chrissy who really were super busy in the last week of school

Katie and Vikki who have been working very hard alongside me helping prepare for ERO

Alyssa Chin, Lexie Steele, Hayden Archer, Callum Prowse for distinction in ICAS maths:

Juliette Archer scored high distinction in the ICAS maths Cellphones/iphones/Electronic Devices After a number of issues with cellphones and other electronic devices we have decided that while we are happy for them to be brought to school, they will be handed into the teacher at the start of the day and returned to students at 3:00pm. The phones will be locked away for safe keeping during the day. Classes for 2013 Thank you to those of you who have already contacted me regarding this. Please feel free to email me if you have any concerns or considerations you would like us to take into account before we finalise classes. Sunhats During Term 4 it is compulsory for the students to have sunhats at school. Please ensure that your child comes to school every day with their sunhat. School Uniform Just a reminder that after Labour weekend all students must be in summer uniform. God bless Jillian

The response to the Community Engagement Survey has been MASSIVE. 88 responses from a community of 130 families is a fantastic result and in itself speaks of a strong desire to input into the direction of the School. Rob Gourdie is currently compiling and analysing the results, and a summary will be made publicly available shortly. In addition to the Community survey, a Student survey has also been conducted and the Board of Trustees is also conducting a Staff survey as well. For those who missed the deadline for the survey but contacted Rob, he put you in the draw for the Family Hamper just the same. The Board of Trustees will be meeting in the next few weeks to go through the rolling three year Strategic Plan and will be using this feedback as a key input into the process.

The Day family are the winner of the Family Fun Pack for completing the survey. Congratulations to Tracy,

Emily (Rm 0) & family.

He said to them, "The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; Luke 10:2 This term we are studying ‘Everyday Saints’, looking at people who help others or have helped changed society for the better in some way. These could be small ways or something momentous. Actually when we look around our world, there seems to be much we would like to change for the better, in other words ‘the harvest is abundant’. This term let us think about what being ‘a laborer’ for God means for each of us. How are we called to bring God’s peace, love and forgiveness to our world?

St Teresa’s School Athletic Day is next Wednesday 24th October.

(Alternate day Friday 26th)

The juniors (Years 1-3) will be rotating around fun exercise events and the seniors (Years 4-8)

will be rotating around athletic events (competing for places in our Western Zone team)

Western Zones will be held on the 8th

of November .

The juniors will be walking back at lunchtime whilst the seniors will have their sprints and

relays in the afternoon.

As for every sports event the more parent support that we have the smoother the event

will flow. If you can help please contact [email protected]

Good times at the Stadium:

Good Luck to :

The Wellington Lions in their Semi Final v Auckland on Saturday

Wellington Phoenix v Roar on Sunday

Congratulations to Stephen Murdoch who will captain the Wellingon

Firebirds in the Plunket shield competition this summer. (Stephen is Mary

Blair’s nephew)

& from our ‘older’ boys file— if you have been following the Lance

Armstrong story you would have heard statements from the

President of WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency - based in Canada) & YES !

The President of WADA is a St Tez old boy. We know this because when he

was the Premier of NSW he called in to show the ‘Mrs’ around his old

school ! Make a note - I think that might be a quiz night question in the

future — the answer would be John Fahey !

Elena King’s team got a BRONZE medal in

in the Spring Carnival Cheerleading

Competition in Auckland. GOOD FOR YOU !

WAY TO GO ATHENA from

Room 7 — She won the

GOLD Medal in the

National Tae Kwon do

Championship in

Auckland in the holidays

WELL DONE TO LAURA

from Room 7 whose

team (Wellington A ) got

a 3rd in the ‘Category A’

@ the Show Hunter

Champs at Foxton Race

Course

Congratulations to

Joel Washington who

‘made’ the karori

Cricket Rep team

St Teresa’s School ‘Masquerade Dance’

The term 4 discos are almost here! They are being organised by a Committee of yr 7 & 8 students supported by FOST. Details are:

Saturday 3 November at Karori West School Hall Junior Disco (yrs 0-4) 6.00 – 7.15pm & Senior Disco (yrs 5-8) 7.30 – 8.45pm Theme: ‘Masquerade Dance’ Come wearing your favourite masquerade mask Tickets: $8 (includes a snack, drink & glow stick)

Look out for the posters for more details. Tickets on sale from 29 October. If you can help on the night please email Natasha [email protected]

Over the next 2 weeks your child/ren will be creating some amazing artwork in their classes. You will receive order forms next week and details of how to buy this amazing artwork as 2013 calendars, packs of cards/envelopes and diaries. We would really appreciate your support in this project as all funds go to FOST. They always make great presents for posting to friends & relatives for Christmas.

‘KID’S ART’ Calendar/Cards/Diaries Fundraiser

You can also buy these products NOW personalised with your own photo! Go to www.submitphoto.co.nz, click on ‘school or-ders’ and follow the instructions. NB For calendars send photo in horizontal (landscape) format. Cards and diaries can be either landscape or por-trait.

2013 calendar $12 each Pack of 8 (blank) cards & envelopes $12 each 2013 A5 diary (hard cover) $16 each

All profits go to FOST.

‘PHOTO’ Calendar/Cards/ Fundraiser

KARORI NEW WORLD COMMUNITY NOTICES

SPRING CLEAN YOUR WARDROBE St Marys College PTFA are desperately seeking your pre-loved Men’s & Women’s clothing and accessories for Vintage, Retro & Designer Fashion Sale – on 2nd December 2012 at St Marys College Thorndon. Items wanted (but not limited to): Coats & Jackets, Vests & cardys, Dresses & skirts, Blouses & gowns, Denim, Prints & patterns, Polka Dots & Florals, Velvet, lace, sequins, leather, Trousers & slacks, Hats, gloves, scarfs, jew-ellery, belts Fabric, Men’s vintage, Tweed & corduroy, Paisley & checks, Grand-dad jumpers & cardys, Argyle, Cable and Aran jerseys, Boots & Shoes. Take advantage of our pickup service and start clearing out your wardrobe today. Drop off at St Mary's, Guildford Tce, Thorndon or for our pickup service: email [email protected] Contact: Terri 234 1719 or text Andi 027 307 1796 All unsold items will be donated to St Vincent de Paul.

Karori Plunket Creche Movie Night – 8pm Wednesday, 24 October 2012. Lighthouse in Petone (52 Beach street) Nibbles & raffles from 7:15pm Tickets $25 each [incl glass of wine and nibbles]. All money to go to Plunket Creche.

MOVIE Intouchables Has broken box office records in France and Europe!

MOGMUSIC has places available

for beginners in piano and

guitar. To book in, please

phone Moggie Grayson 3848-213

CAR BOOT SALE! November 17th 9.30 - 12.30

It's that time of year again! Cardinal McKeefry school is holding its annual carboot sale. The perfect place to

sell your unwanted nik naks and clutter and clear out for Christmas or for buyers the best place to grab fan-

tastic bargains and unearth some buried treasures.

Our annual event grows bigger and bigger each year with 42 vendors booked in last year plus we have a

fantastic range of second hand books, clothing, white elephant, and our own range of gorgeous homemade

preserves. Rain or shine!

Great coffee, cakes, sweets and slices to nibble on whilst you peruse the stalls plus the BBQ will be fired up.

We will have some fun games and activities plus a bouncy castle for the children.

Interested in a site? $20 -

to reserve a space go to our booking form at http://www.cardinalmckeefry.school.nz/

Kelburn Little School

Now taking enrolments for children 8:30 to 3:30

Or 8:30 to 5:30 (spaces are limited)

Email [email protected] or phone 4758710

www.littleschool.co.nz

KARORI NEW WORLD COMMUNITY NOTICES

Term 4 Programme

8 weeks of fascinating and enjoyable art creativity for children aged 6-15. Each session has a theme,

with encouragement for children to challenge learning new skills in their own unique way.

We value their process as well as what they produce.

Painting, sketching & drawing, clay modelling, mixed media, construction and design

Classes 6 – 9 yrs Monday, Tuesday or Thursday, 3.30 – 5.00 pm.

Extension class 10-12 yrs Monday or Thursday 5.30-7.00pm $160.00 / 8 weeks (Includes materials)

Adult Art

Open class Tuesdays

12 – 2.30

8 weeks/25.00 class

Dianne Baker

74 Heke Street. Ngaio

M 021 2677106

Email: [email protected]

Please email or text me for more info or details - I will call

or email you back…

DOES YOUR CHILD WANT TO LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE? FUN French, Spanish, German and Mandarin language clubs

FREE TRIAL LESSON AVAILABLE Lots of fun activities, drama, music & games taught in a relaxed

and friendly atmosphere! Language resources available to support parents at home.

After-school French class spaces still available in Karori – Monday 3.30pm OR Thorndon – Wednesday 3.30pm.

Spanish starting in Thorndon every Tuesday at 3.30pm.

For more information: www.lcfclubs.co.nz (all class info and online registration now available!)

annick@lcfclubs .co.nz Ph: 476 3098

Annick Withinshaw, LCF Clubs Fun Languages

ph:04-476 3098 or email: email: [email protected]/www.lcfclubs.co.nz