Beach sports and blizzard sports

After warm afternoon sports sessions on the beach it was hard to imagine driving through blizzard conditions for students on their way to the Edgar centre. Thankfully all sports were played indoors. This year's inspiring sports were taikwondo, wrestling and petanque. 

Cat numbers are down with over 15 cats captured in the school traps - children can get back into gardening and bird populations should hopefully recover. See the school noticeboard on toxicplasmosis - a nasty disease found in cat excrement. Well done to all the responsible room 2 students who have baited the traps with frozen cat meet lumps.

The motions passed at our combined class meeting were:
Hot lunches will stay but everyone will need to have their named lunches placed in the hallway box by morning tea - any late lunches will not be heated. At lunchtime they will be placed on a tray outside room 2.
Sponsorship of our Timorese child was to continue.

Sausages are gone - but students would like an adult or two to assist with running a sausage sizzle - gas barbecue in school shed.
If you can help please let the office know.
So no sausages next week - we sold our last one on Monday.
Another foodie reminder, that cutlery needed for lunch eating, needs to be brought from home. 

Also at our meeting it was decided that a new ecohut was to be built. Two different sites are being discussed for suitability but the general style is hobbit hole. 

We have been fortunate to be able to walk to Anna's garden where we have viewed the beautiful daffodil display and to feed Steven, Janet and Coco the calves.

Monday Book Club with Librarian Kate - please bring your books from home.