Welcome to Week 9 Term 2

Kia ora,

It's to believe that we are finishing June this week and that we are almost at the end of term 2.  Thank you to all of the whānau who participated in the Matariki Supper, it was a great success. With the wet weather and tired kids, we have had lots of sick kids. Please make sure that the children have their jerseys or polar fleece jackets in the morning. If your child has misplaced theirs, please check the lost and found as it is very full. 

Last week we took part in a digital wellness program, teaching children the importance of staying safe on the internet. This is valuable learning, especially considering the 'digital world' we now live in. 

Things on this week:

Monday - School photos! We will be having our photos at approximately 10:20. Boys are to wear woolen jerseys on and girls need to be in skivvy and tunic with long hair tied back.

Tuesday -  Library,  please encourage the kids to bring back their books.

Wednesday - Sister Racheal's visit and Kapa Haka. 

Friday - Assembly


Looking ahead to Week 10:

Thursday - School Disco.

Friday - Teacher ONLY Day. If you need child care for your child/ren, you can contact Mary-Ann Roling from Glenholme Afterschool on 347 0709 or 0211 215599. Mary-Anne will be caring for students at St Mary’s.


Have a wonderful week, Sophie Bowie sophiebowie@stmarysrotorua.school.nz

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