Matariki
celebrations will this year be in week 6 with our usual line-up of
lantern festival and beach clean-up. If you can assist with lantern
making or repairs please let Wendy know.
The
school is about to run Keeping Ourselves Safe (KOS). This is a
positive personal safety (child protection) programme that aims to
provide children and young people with the skills to cope with
situations that might involve abuse. It will help them keep
themselves safe in their interactions with other people. The
programmes are planned and taught by the classroom teachers and the
local Police Education Officer, working in partnership. A meeting for
parents/caregivers with the school's PEO Kerry Fegan is being held
next Tuesday afternoon.
The
school's other health theme this term is food and healthy eating. The
aim is assist students to make informed choices about their eating.
We
presently have a large percentage of students making the most of our
smooth asphalt with skateboards and scooters being ridden around the
school. Senior students are setting up a Warrington Wheel-being Way
workshop in the technology shed and are keen to run an after school
wheels group. The group aims to meet at school from 3.30–4.30pm on
a Monday with pedestrian free riding, access to simple plank ramps
and the workshop open for scooter, skateboard and bike maintenance.
If your child is keen to join in or you have skills riding or
maintaining a small wheeled vehicle come and join us at 3.30pm this
Monday.
Nominations
close next Thursday 16th for people wishing to stand for
the Warrington School board of trustees. This is a great opportunity
to be involved with the school and shaping the educational landscape
of Warrington – go for it and put your name forward!
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