Daily Notices

FRONT OF THE SCHOOL

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 Friday Wk 10

Kapa Haka Wāhine 

We are looking for a solo performer. Auditions for this role will be held next Monday at lunchtime.

The waiata we would like to see performed is Nei Rā Te Kaupapa. Please use this week to think about whether you would like to audition and spend some time practising the waiata.

This is a great opportunity to challenge yourself, build your confidence, and represent our kura. We look forward to hearing those who are interested.

If you have any questions please see Mrs Kruger.

Tuesday 23 June

HB Speech Competition

If you missed seeing me last week about this awesome speech opportunity, pop over to Room 17 at the start of morning tea today.  One speech maker will represent our school in Term 3, Week 6 against 12 other schools.

If you saw me last week for the speech information/assessment, I don't need to see you today. I'll start an email speech group by the end of term. 

Mrs H

Inter-Class Footy ​​​​​​​

Semi Final Games are on Monday 29th June

Field 1: Room 17 V Rm 2 (Refs: Sam & Ryan)

Field 2: Rm 6 V Rm 4 (Refs: Jake & Maddy)

Hockey teams Hiha and Findlay.... no training after school Thursday.  Instead, please meet in room 16 at sit down lunchtime (bring your lunch) and we will go over the rules and questions that you may have.  Maia Richards, can you please come too.  Goalies, you decide if you want to come or not.

PB4L REWARD TOMORROW - FOOTBALL FEVER

Kia ora kids. If you are coming to Rm 1 for some Football Fever tomorrow, please bring your laptop and pencil case with you. This is for the quiz part of the block :) See you then - Mrs Shakeshaft

Week  10 - 11 Lunch Time Rugby

A reminder of the expectation around playing Rugby during break times. There is to be no held/tackle being played unless you have a teacher that is supervising you. If there is no teacher supervison then you will have to play touch.

KAITIAKI HUI

All kaitiaki are required in the staffroom on Monday morning at 8.50am.  Please bring paper and pen with you.  Let your kaiako know where you are.  Thanks Ms Eddy

Friday

Performance academy is on in block 2 today (not block 1 because of the PB4L reward) BUT you can only come if your teacher says it's ok. Please check that you are up to date with all your work! 

No orchestra sorry as I can't fit both into block 2. 

Showquest

I have a badge for each of you from Showquest - you can collect this from the PAC in block 2 today. I also have a few items of lost property, come see me if you have lost something. 

Could all learners please check that you have the correct PE top as I have two 'spare' and Sofia is missing hers (named with either Sofia, Neeve, or Juno). If you have collected this by mistake, please bring it to Mrs Breeds, it's likely that yours is in the lost property pile. 

PB4L Reward - Ki O Rahi

Those learners that picked Ki o Rahi, the field is too wet. Can you please come to Room 3 with your device instead.

Friday 26th June - Sports Challenge 

The Ki-O-Rahi Tournament has been cancelled today :-(

Sports Challenge class will be Block 2 and Block 3 today.  Come in your uniform and if the weather improves we may get some physical activity in.

Weekly Notices

Longer term, weekly notices will be here. Don't forget to check the notices daily so you don't miss out!

Mrs Woolley and Pastoral Care

Did you know Mrs Woolley has an email address?

It is ineedhelp@taradaleint.school.nz

This the best way to let Mrs Woolley know you need to have a chat!

Today - Juicies!

No juicies today due to the weather.​​​​​​​

TAR-BUCKS Pre-Paid cards are available to purchase!

$25 for 10 hot chocolates or black coffees (adults only) 

$35 for 10 white coffees (any style - adults only)

*cash or eftpos, can be purchased during cafe opening hours

Always have a waiata up your sleeve, no matter the setting.

"A tradition dating back many years in the All Blacks Sevens."

The New Zealand Rugby Sevens team gathers together before every warm-up to sing the waiata E Te Iwi E. They see it as a moment of grounding, a chance to connect with one another and reconnect with home.

E Te Iwi E is a waiata of resilience and unity. It reminds the team that wherever they are in the world, they still carry their whānau, communities, and country with them. The waiata strengthens their sense of belonging and serves as a powerful reminder that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

This tradition highlights the importance of waiata in bringing people together, lifting spirits, and creating a sense of connection, no matter the setting.

Have a watch of the boy in black -