Class Of The Week: 22.3.13

Just look at us - we won Class Of The Week at Assembly.  Mrs Caudwell was very proud of us.  Whaea Susan was looking out at all the classes in assembly, and she picked us.  We were sitting quietly, singing beautifully, and listening carefully.
We have a certificate, a trophy and the teddy, until next assembly.  Then Mrs Caudwell will be on stage with two helpers, to choose the best class on that day.

Beautiful B6

Yah! Everyone is at school today, so we can take a photo of our class.  Mrs Caudwell  is in the photo too, because Mrs Edwards came along to help.  We have two new children in B6 - Max and Kakala, so now they will be on our blog too.  Here we are beside A6's sunflower garden.

PJ Day

Last week the school' s Young Leaders organised PJ Day to support the Plunket Bear Hug Appeal.  We paid a gold-coin donation to help raise money for Plunket so babies and their mum's can be healthy.  We wore our pajamas to school, and so did the teachers.  Mrs Caudwell wore her satin pajamas and dressing gown.  Some people bought their teddies too.  We had a fun day.

Aroha Mai

Sorry whanau, 
I have taken lots of photos over the last few weeks of busy B6, but I have been so busy I forgot to load them for you to see.  Now you can see the crafty children making the huge paper sunflowers which are now on display in the corridor.  I hope you come in and have look at them.  They are big, bright and beautiful.
You can also admire the wonderful pictures of  Paige's little baby sister, who came to school so that B6 could see her have a bath.  It was a great chance to see how much we've all grown since we were born.
Thank you so much to Paige's mum for sharing her daughter with us!

Week 1

Kiaora whanau,
Well week 1 was only two days - we're easing back into it gently.  I hope you're all going to keep supporting our blog. You can see us blowing bubbles, and doing a bubble painting with sponges dipped in paint.  The results were so pretty.

Welcome back to school for 2013!  Time to get organised for school. 
Everyone will need to have full school uniform.  Please try hard to have black shoes (worn with black socks) or black sandals.  Everyone must have a school sun-hat.  No hat, no play.
All children will bring home a stationery list - these items can be bought from the school office.  We will start woking in books in week three.  This year we will write in pen, instead of pencil, which is a change.
The school has a heated pool, and we will  be swimming all term.  Please send children with togs and towel in a bag.
I am looking forward to meeting you all, and getting to know the tamariki.
Kia ora, Sue Caudwell