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5 Aug 2026

 

We kindly request that all students leave their personal toys, action figures, ooshies and trading cards at home. While we love seeing children play together, bringing toys to school has led to a few challenges. Trading among students often results in "trader's remorse" and hurt feelings when someone regrets a deal after the fact. Additionally, toys can cause confusion over personal ownership, making it difficult for teachers and students to keep track of lost or misplaced items. 

To help keep our focus on learning and to prevent precious belongings from being lost, damaged, or swapped, please make sure all toys remain safely at home.

We appreciate your support with this. 

5 Aug 2026

Dear parent / caregivers

Please find attached the transport notice and reminder details for the Tournament tomorrow.

5826-BP-Schools-TouchNetball-tournament.pdf

4 Aug 2026

Kia Ora

Next Thursday, 13th August, we are being visited by Project Jonah and an amazing model of a humpback whale that we can walk through! Very exciting.

This will be held in the community hall. Years 0-3 at 9.30am   Years 4/5 10am  Years 7/8 10.30am 

Parents are welcome to accompany their child if they would like. 

I have attached some further information for you

Kealy

Project-Jonah-letter-to-whanau.pdf

4 Aug 2026

See notice attached.

2026-Quiz-Night.pdf

22 Jul 2026

Our years six and seven students are working on a technology project and we need your help please.

They have been given this brief:"How might we design a greenhouse structure that keeps plants warm and protected, using only recycled plastic bottles and reclaimed materials?"

So please, we are after plastic bottles and any surplus timber, such as 50x50, 100x50, etc, that you might have lying around. 

Many thanks from the students and Eleanor