C O M I N G E V E N T S MT MAUNGANUI 2020 INTERMEDIATE … · 01-02-2020 · Greetings to you all,...

Mt Maunganui Intermediate School, 21 Lodge Avenue, Mt Maunganui 3116 Phone 07 575 5512 Email: [email protected]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mtint.school.nz/

2 June 2017

IN THIS NEWSLETTER

Principal’s Report

International Homestays

Staffing

Whole School Inquiry

2020 Camp Information

Roading Update

Sports Information

PSG Bingo Night

Bus Information

Police Vetting

Lunches Online

Useful Information

Sports Code of Conduct

Coastal Values

Kia Maia School Code of Practice

Coastal Values

Support our Sponsors

Community Notices

Police Vetting Forms

C O M I N G E V E N T S 2020

FEBRUARY 2020

12 Lunch Online Orders Begin

21 MMI Tryathlon Year 7: 9am – 10.20am Year 8: 10.45am – 12.15pm

28 Basketball Registration Due

MARCH 2020

3 MMI Swimming Sports Year 8: 9am – 10.20am Year 7: 10.45am – 12.15pm

6 Super 11 Surfing

13 Super 11 Tennis Super 11 Open Water Swimming

20 Super 11 Swimming

24 HPV Vaccinations – Year 8’s

27 Super 11 Touch

APRIL 2020

8 Last Day Term 1

28 First Day Term 2

MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE

10 February 2020

Newsletter No.

1

DATE ERROR - TRYATHLON

Please note there was an error in the first newsletter.

The tryathlon is Friday 21st February

(times are above, in our coming events).

ALL VISITORS TO MMI

It would be appreciated if you could please report to the office and sign in, if you are here visiting. All students need to be signed out, by their parent/caregiver, during school hours, at the school office. We ask that you try and organise any appointments, for your child, outside of school hours, where possible.

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL Lisa Morresey

Greetings to you all, talofa lava, malo e lelei, bula vinaka, fakaalofa lahi atu, kia orana, fakatalofa atu, malo ni, anyong haseyo, namste, kia ora koutou katoa. Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Kura Takawaenga o Mauao. Welcome to Mount Maunganui Intermediate School, 2020. For those of you who do not know me, my name is Lisa Morresey and I am very proud to be the principal of Mount Maunganui Intermediate School. I have been the principal at MMI since July 2010. I feel very fortunate to work with such a positive and dynamic team, in a diverse and supportive school community and to have the opportunity to work with emerging adolescents, on a daily basis. No day is ever the same! Roll Growth - Our roll has grown again and in 2020. We have 392 year 7’s and 370 year 8’s, with 21 international students from Switzerland and South Korea. Due to the number of staff who are currently on parental leave, roll growth and Community of Learning positions, we welcome nine new staff, in 2020. Welcome to Danielle Craill, Ashleen Fahy, Sandy Hubers, Shannon Kingsland, Jordan Langton, Bronwyn Marshall, Kristie Rihia, Natalie Workman and Jo Weldon. Communication - As a school community, I encourage you to continue to be involved in your child’s education. If you have any worries or concerns about any aspect of your child’s schooling, contact your child’s teacher sooner, rather than later. Teachers can be contacted by their school email or you can call the main office and be transferred to their classroom, outside of class contact hours. If you feel that these concerns may not have been addressed, then please contact a member of the leadership team. I do have an open door policy and I will always endeavour to meet with you, as the need arises. Please do not hesitate to pop in, or make an appointment to meet with me. Transparency - I will always communicate openly with the school community about issues and concerns involving student behaviour and happenings in the school. I will respect the privacy of individuals, but I will communicate concerns and what we are proactively doing, as a school, to address any issues that do arise. We communicate in this way to allay any parental concerns, to dispel rumours and as a teaching tool for our students. Bullying and Inappropriate Behaviour - This is the first time that the Mount Maunganui and Papamoa community comes together as one. This, coupled with the age and stage of emerging adolescent’s, means that we can expect some challenging times, as the small minority test the expectations and boundaries in our school. I have included the Kia Maia Code of Practice and the Majors and Minors Chart later in the newsletter, so that students and parents are aware of the school wide expectations and behaviour plan. If you have any concerns about student behaviour, friendship issues, bullying or other issues, please contact us immediately. We cannot deal with concerns unless we know about them. Also, if you or child needs additional support or TLC, we need to know that too. We have a zero tolerance approach to bullying and we work with students and families to address friendship issues, disagreements, name calling and bullying. All schools have incidents of bullying at times and bullies can only bully in secret. Students can speak openly to any of the adults in our school or come to chat with me. They can also email [email protected].





School Donations Scheme - We have opted into the School Donation Scheme in 2020. This means that the government will contribute $150 per child to our school operations grant, based upon the 2019 July roll return. We have opted into the government scheme, in good faith, in order to reduce the burden on families. In 2019, we asked families for a school donation, specialist fees and fees for day trips and education outside the classroom (camps). In 2020, we cannot ask for any fees related to curriculum, with one exception. We can ask families to make a voluntary donation towards the cost of camp. We believe that EOTC/School Camps is a very important part of the curriculum for emerging adolescents. All children will attend school camp regardless of whether camp fee donation is paid or not, however, we are sincerely hoping that as many families will make the voluntary camp donation in 2020. We may not be able to sustain the EOTC/School Camp programme if we do not receive your support, in order to cover costs. Click here to read about the school donation scheme: https://www.education.govt.nz/assets/Documents/School/donations/MOE-Donations-Scheme-Info-A3-FA-Web-2-DEC.PDF Further detail of our EOTC camp programme has been included in the newsletter. Have a wonderful week. Naau te rourou, Naaku te rourou, Kaa ora te iwi, With my food basket, And my food basket, The tribe will thrive and flourish. Kia ora mai tatou, Lisa Morresey Principal

INTERNATIONAL SEEKING NEW SHORT-TERM HOMESTAY FAMILIES

Do you have a child at Mount Maunganui Intermediate and a spare room in your home? Would you like to host a Japanese student in late February? We will be welcoming a group of young Japanese students for 12 days from 22 February until 4 March and are seeking some great homestay families. Would you be interested in accommodating and feeding one student for 11 nights and arranging for them to get from home to school each day, possibly on the school bus with your own child? We offer a generous host payment to cover your costs. Open your home to a whole new world by contacting: Brett Muir International Director [email protected] 07 5755512


https://www.education.govt.nz/assets/Documents/School/donations/MOE-Donations-Scheme-Info-A3-FA-Web-2-DEC.PDF

https://www.education.govt.nz/assets/Documents/School/donations/MOE-Donations-Scheme-Info-A3-FA-Web-2-DEC.PDF




2020 MMI Staff

Team Room Teacher Email address

Motuotau

1 Bronwyn Marshall [email protected]

2 Jordan Langton (MT) [email protected]

3 Lauren Campbell [email protected]

4 Natalie Workman [email protected]

Matakana

5 Sandy Hubers [email protected]

6 Kristie Rihia (NL) [email protected]

7 Jo Weldon [email protected]

8 Cheree van de Pol [email protected]

Moturiki

9 Kate Flanagan [email protected]

10 Wendy Tuck [email protected]

25 Jimmy Davis [email protected]

26 Danielle Craill (MT) [email protected]

Rangiwaea

11 Steven Entwisle [email protected]

12 Ashleen Fahy (MT) [email protected]

13 Tapuraka Rikihana [email protected]

14 Sharon Horne/Emma Sutton

[email protected] [email protected]

15 Renee Thurston [email protected]

Karewa

16 Ella Golding (MT) [email protected]

17 Lisa Wallace [email protected]

18 Jonas Turol [email protected]

19 Shaun Logan [email protected]

20 Shannon Kingsland [email protected]

Motiti

21 Georgia Mills [email protected]

22 Sophie Aitken (TC) [email protected]

23 Megan Holden [email protected]

24 Kirby Weis [email protected]































Specialists - SLT Mentor - Debbie Howell

Sally Wylie Deb Barr Bridget Ward Team Leader

Charles Gillies-Smith

Christine Pearce Morgan Smith

Art Food Digi-Tech Hard Materials Music Dance & Drama

Senior Leadership Team

Principal Deputy Principal Deputy Principal

Lisa Morresey [email protected]

Beryl Harvey [email protected]

Debbie Howell [email protected]

Community of Learning Positions

Harriet Lenihan [email protected]

Melissa Tierney [email protected]

Tania Clarkin [email protected]

Nic Logan [email protected]

Andrew Spraggon - Sports Coordinator [email protected]

Brett Muir - International Students [email protected]

Office Staff

Executive Assistant Office Manager Administration Assistant

Denise Harris [email protected]

Jen Pearson [email protected]

Karen McGovern [email protected]

OUR 2020 STUDENT LEADERS

HEAD BOY DEPUTY HEAD BOY HEAD GIRL DEPUTY HEAD GIRL

Sam Cross Van Fitzharris Asha James Mia Olsen
















WHOLE SCHOOL INQUIRY FOR TERM 1

Kia whakatōmuri te haere whakamua:

‘I walk backwards into the future with my eyes fixed on my past’

This term the whole school is participating in an inquiry which looks at how the past influences the

present and the future. We discovered two artefacts buried in our garden; one a tea chest, and the

other a kete. The students have spent some time wondering what might be in these historic time

capsules and their curiosity has been piqued.

The key understandings for this inquiry are:

● NZ today is influenced by the Tangata Whenua of the land and subsequent migrants.

● People remember historical events with different lenses (perspective).

● Student driven inquiry.

During the term we will be going for a trip to the Elms Mission Station, visiting the Mount College

Marae and touring Pukehinahina to learn about the Battle of Gate Pa. The staff visited The Elms and

the marae during their teacher only day and are excited about what it offers to our inquiry.

There is a great buzz in the school grounds and we are looking forward to seeing how our students

develop this inquiry.

If you are able to add value to our inquiry please come in, or contact us, as we would love to have

our community involved.




2020 CAMP INFORMATION

Ngatuhoa Term 1 Week 4 4 classes Motiti Mon-Wed Rms 23 & 24 Wed- Fri Rms 21 & 22

Ngatuhoa Term 1 Week 6 4 classes Motuotau Mon-Wed Rms 2 & 3 Wed- Fri Rms 1 & 4

Ngatuhoa Term 1 Week 9 4 classes Matakana Mon-Wed Rms 6 & 7 Wed- Fri Rms 5 & 8

Finlay Park Term 1 Week 9 Mon - Wed Karewa Rms 16 to 20

Finlay Park Term 1 Week 9 Wed - Fri Rangiwaea Rms 11 to 15

Waitawheta Term 2 week 2 2 classes Mon-Wed 2 Classes Wed-Fri

Moturiki Mon-Wed Rms 25 & 26 Wed- Fri Rms 9 & 10

CAMP INFORMATION Historically, students have had the option of two alternate camp experiences. In 2020, due to the whole school moving to composite classes, each class will be going to camp with their house/motu group. This means that there are some children who may go back to Ngatuhoa in 2020. Teachers are aware of this and will plan and alter the camp plans accordingly. Organisationally, it is just too difficult to have classes split, dependent on their 2019 camp. We understand that some children may be disappointed but we know that they will enjoy the camp experience, no matter where they go. We are no longer offering the sibling discount (apologies to those classes who were misinformed of this) as we are now only allowed to request donations to cover the cost of camps.

Costs Ngatuhoa $120 Finlay $250 Waitawheta $135




To read the full story, click on the link below: https://mailchi.mp/624a083dd3cc/update-moving-forward-in-arataki-3-february-2020?e=dbf4c09c56


https://mailchi.mp/624a083dd3cc/update-moving-forward-in-arataki-3-february-2020?e=dbf4c09c56

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SPORTS INFORMATION

Our schools’ sport programme provides numerous opportunities for participation and competition. The programme consists of class physical education, lunchtime sport, house competitions, school sports, elite sports (BOP/Poverty Bay inter school competitions) and NZ AIMS Games. Full details of school sporting opportunities will be made available through assemblies, website, newsletters and the daily notices. Please encourage your child to attend all notified meetings and encourage them to be proactive in finding out more information if they are unsure.

The school website is: www.mtint.school.nz

Athlete Factory - Group Sessions

When - Tuesdays Mornings Where - School Hall What time - 7.30am - 8.30am What the start date - Tuesday 18th Feb What is the completion date - Tuesday 7th April (8 weeks in total) What is the cost - $40 (Must commit to full programme) Register with the below google form by Monday 11th Feb and pay prior to Friday 14th. (No pay no participation) https://forms.gle/9cRkNM8AQ7pZjMH18


http://www.mtint.school.nz/

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MMI AFTER SCHOOL SPORT OPTIONS

Volleyball When - Fridays Where - Trust power Arena Baypark What time - Evenings What the start date - Friday 21st Feb What is the completion date - Friday 3rd April (7 weeks in total) What is the cost - $35 per player Register by Friday 7th February & pay by Monday 10th Feb using the below google form (No pay no participation) https://forms.gle/8PXtk7TQ8FhxFbe5A

Rip Rugby (Mixed Girls & Boys) When - Fridays Where - Gordon Spratt Domain What time - Between 4- 6pm What the start date - Friday 28th Feb What is the completion date -Friday 3rd April (6 weeks in total) What is the cost: $10.00

Please fill out the attached google form by Monday 10th February and pay by Friday 14th Feb (No pay no participation) https://forms.gle/eVPuBunjqmN5pRUo6

Basketball Registrations are due by 28 February 2020. Google form below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1e8LFPidGnJrSQcTCJP6wNzsd_zcYT0VkgkxZnzKvjbw/edit?ts=5e3ca77e

Netball 2020 Season The Netball Season will begin in Term 2. If your child is interested in playing netball this year for MMI, they will need to attend trials, in Term 1. This year we will run 4 netball trials with the hope that players will be available to attend at least 3 of these trials. Jodi Tod will be in running our trials. Please register your child with this link: Netball Registration Form. We have yet to have been advised of pricing from Harbourside Netball, so will advise you this at a later date. All netball games are held on Saturday mornings, at Harbourside netball courts. Any questions, please send to [email protected]. Dates of Trials held at Mount Maunganui Intermediate: Friday 6th March: 12.45pm - 2.45pm (During School Hours) Sunday 8th March: Year 7's 1.00pm - 3.00pm and Year 8's 3.00pm - 5.00pm Friday 13th March: 12.45pm - 2.45pm (During School Hours) Sunday 15th March: Year 8's 1.00pm - 3.00pm and Year 7's 3.00pm - 5.00pm


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OTHER SPORTING CODE CLUBS OPPORTUNITIES

Saturday Morning Girls & Boys Cricket Anyone whose child is keen to play cricket for a Mount Junior Club team please contact: Pim de Monchy at 021 843347 or [email protected] https://mountjuniorcricket.co.nz/register Cost: $70 per term plus 1 off uniform purchase.

Summer, Sun and Softball

The Western Bay of Plenty Softball Association has Softball competitions available as the perfect summer sport. It’s easy to learn and play, only involves a couple of hours a week and very inexpensive to play.

Junior Softball season starts again on 8th February for Term One 2020 and we would love to see you at the park, enjoying Softball. Beginners are very welcome and don’t worry about having a glove at this stage, but please wear trainers.

Games are on a Saturday, at Carlton St Reserve, Ngatai Road, Otumoetai from 9am and run for 1:30 hours (U13 Intermediate) - age cut off being 31st December 2019. The season runs through to 21st March 2020.

So come down to the park on Saturday 8th or 15th February at 8.30am and we can put your child into a team.

Fees are $17.50pp for Primary and Intermediate Softball for a 7 game half season.

For more information visit http://www.sporty.co.nz/wbopsoftball Email: [email protected]

CONGRATULATIONS

Our very own, Tao Mouldey, from Room 5, won the under-14 boys' division at the first round of the Billabong Grom.

To read more, click on the link below.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/surfing/news/article.cfm?c_id=91&objectid=12305303



https://mountjuniorcricket.co.nz/register

http://www.sporty.co.nz/wbopsoftball


https://www.nzherald.co.nz/surfing/news/article.cfm?c_id=91&objectid=12305303



Trampolining Classes at Flip Out!

Flip Out Tauranga is now offering Trampolining classes. These classes will teach participants the required routines to compete in local Gymsport Festivals.

Come and try it out one Friday evening, 6pm to 7pm at Flip Out Tauranga, 185 Taurikura Drive, Tauriko.

Contact Peter at Flip Out on 021 190 0970

Tauranga Synchronised Swimming

Venue: Baywave Aquatic Centre

Time: Information to come

Contact: Joanne Worsley - [email protected]

Phone: 027 5431697

Canoe Sport

Matt McKnight Canoe Slalom Bay of Plenty Coach and Coach Force Officer (Mobile) 0220700817 (E-mail) [email protected]




MOUNT MAUNGANUI COLLEGE AND INTERMEDIATE BUSES

We received this information from the Bus Company – may be helpful for parents/caregivers. All College buses have an ‘a’ after the route number. All Intermediate buses have a ‘b’ after the route number.

710 or 712 Dickson Road

713 Domain Road between SH2 and Gravatt Road

711 Doncaster Drive

710 Emerald Shores Drive

712 or 713 Evans Road

712 or 713 Gravatt Road

713 Grenada Street

712 Palm Springs Boulevard

710 Pāpāmoa Beach Road east of Golden Sands Drive

710 or 712 Pāpāmoa Beach Road west of Golden Sands Drive

711 Te Okuroa Drive

711 The Boulevard between Golden Sands Drive and Te Okuroa Drive

712 The Boulevard between Palm Springs Blvd and Golden Sands Drive

710 Wairakei Avenue

POLICE VETTING SCHOOL PARENTS

The BOT has revised its Child Protection procedures, and in the interests of pupil safety, all parents likely

to help in the school, will be encouraged to undertake a police vetting check.

The Board of Trustees hugely appreciates the excellent support that parents provide to our staff and

pupils. If, as a parent helper, it is likely you could participate with pupils in an unsupervised position, or

you provide transport for other children, then you are encouraged to undertake a police vet.

Examples of the types of activities requiring parent police vetting are:

sports coaching/management

transporting pupils to events beyond the school eg class trips, elite sports events, competitions,

tournaments

parent help on school camps

If you would like to read about the police vetting process, please go to:

http://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/publication/online-vetting-user-guide

The police vetting process takes approximately 3 weeks to complete and will remain current for a period

of two years.

The police vetting forms are included with this newsletter and are also available at the school office.

Once completed, please return confidentially to Karen McGovern – [email protected], who

will then processes your police vet through the online police vetting service.

NB Proof of identity is also required, please attached a copy of your drivers license.




ONLINE LUNCH ORDERING SYSTEM

Welcome to our online lunch ordering system: www.lunchonline.co.nz Please see the flyers below. Points to note are:

Orders are not available on Tuesdays.

They are running a promotion for us in the first week, next week 20th, 21st & 22nd. See flyer.

Each day you can only order the following:

Mondays – Bakers Delight only Wednesdays – Subway only

Thursdays – Bakers Delight only Fridays – Subway only

Lunches will be delivered to the canteen and distributed to each classroom by our lunch monitors.

Follow the steps on the flyer below, you will need to register first and add a credit, after that is done its super easy.

You can order in advance, but orders for the same day, must be received online by 9.00am.


http://www.lunchonline.co.nz/



USEFUL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO START 2020

SCHOOL TIMETABLE School Starts – 8.45am

Morning Interval – 10.25am Lunch – 12.20pm

Dismissal – 2.45pm

ABSENTEE INFORMATION Please inform us of your child’s absence by using one of the following ways:

Text – 027 232 0446 Phone – 575 5512 ext 1

Email – [email protected]

BUS INFORMATION Web -

https://www.baybus.co.nz/schools/school-bus-routes-2020/mount-maunganui-intermediate/

MEDICATION If you child has a severe medical condition or needs to take medication at school please contact the office.

TERM DATES Term 1 - 3 February to 8 April Term 2 – 28 April to 3 July Term 3 – 20 July to 25 September Term 4 – 12 October to 16 December

TERM 1 UNIFORM/SHOES Term 1 requires all students to wear school hats. Hats can be purchased from the school office for $15.00. Hats are compulsory in our outdoor areas, at all times. We appreciate your child may have specific footwear requirements, due to severs, or other conditions. Please consult with us before you purchase shoes that may not fit with our uniform requirements. All shoes must be plain black.

DROPPING YOUR CHILD TO AND FROM SCHOOL These are NOT drop off zones:

Lodge Avenue Staff Carpark

Lodge Avenue Turn Around

The Busy Bay on Links Avenue For the safety of your children, when dropping off or picking them up. Please refrain from entering and parking in these areas.

SCHOOL TELEPHONE The school office telephone is for emergencies only. Please make sure your child knows what their after school arrangements are before they come to school. These calls are at a cost to the school.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP We are calling for anyone interested in being part of the parent support group (PSG) to contact us. They are always looking for volunteers to join their team. Please email if you are interested: [email protected]

CAMP INFORMATION All camp information is located later in this newsletter.

CANTEEN We operate a lunch online system. The website for this is: www.lunchonline.co.nz. You can order from 12th February for the following days of the week: Mondays – Bakers Delight only Wednesdays – Subway only Thursdays – Bakers Delight only Fridays – Subway only.

CHANGE OF DETAILS It would greatly assist us if you could please advise the office if you have any changes of address, phone numbers, email addresses and emergency contact details. In the event of an emergency, sickness or injury we need to be able to contact someone who can collect your child.

COMMUNICATION Checkout out our website, newsletters, daily notices and Facebook links.

https://mtint.school.nz/ https://mtint.school.nz/daily-notices/ https://www.facebook.com/Mtint.school.nz/ https://mtint.school.nz/newsletters/

SUBJECT FEES Please see the information within our Principal’s message regarding our school donation scheme. We offer the following specialist subjects here at MMI:

Food Technology Hard Materials/Electronics

Media Studies/Robotics Music

Visual Arts Dance and Drama

ONLINE PAYMENTS SPORTS FEES/OPTIONAL TRIPS ETC - If you wish to pay online or by automatic payment you are encouraged to do so. Our bank account number is:

12 3146 0104711 03 Please put your child’s name as the reference.






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Mount Maunganui Intermediate

Sports Code of Conduct

Player Code of Conduct

Player’s Promise – I Will

Play for the enjoyment of the game.

Always play by the rules.

Play hard but fair and always display good sportsmanship.

Play to the best of my ability for myself and my team/ school

Commit to my sport for the whole season.

Be courteous to my teammates, coach/es, manager/s and supporters from both teams.

Treat all players in my sport as I like to be treated. I will not bully or take unfair advantage of another competitor.

Display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat.

Never argue with an official. If I disagree with a decision I will inform the captain, coach or manager during a break or after the competition.

Thank the opposition and officials at the end of the game.

Thank my teammates, coach/es and manager/s at the end of every game.

Always keep a smile on my face.

Coach and Manager Code of Conduct

Coach and Manager Promise – I Will

Positively reinforce the actions of players.

Lead by example.

Be honest with myself and players.

Develop team respect for officials.

Insist on fair play and discipline.

Encourage sportsmanship.

Ensure all equipment and facilities meet safety standards and that activities I use are both safe and effective for my players’ needs.

Give all players the opportunity to participate in the game.

Not argue with an official in front of my team, or during a game. If necessary I will question the official during a break or after the game.




Parents/ Spectators and Supporters Code of Conduct

Parents/ Spectators and Supporters Promise – I Will

Insist that my child plays within the rules of the game.

Condemn any use of violence and unsportsmanlike play in any form.

Remember that my child plays sport for his or her benefit, not mine.

Respect the decisions that the selectors/ coaches have made to pick the team/ squad - they may have different opinions and ideas from myself, and previous selectors/ coaches

I will not give instructions to players – that is the coaches job.

Make an effort to understand the rules of the game.

Children learn most from the examples I set. Always act in a positive manner and demonstrate self-discipline on the sideline.

Show my appreciation of volunteers and those who help make sport happen.

Always support officials and coaches by accepting their decisions and judgements. Remember – No official, no coach – no game

Above all, act as a positive role model for my child and team, and always support the coach.

Parents/ Spectators and Supporters Promise – I Will NOT

Use bad language, nor will I harass players, coaches, managers, parents or other spectators.

Criticise or ridicule my child’s performance during or after the game.

Arrive at the venue intoxicated or drink alcohol at any games

We love sport at

MOUNT MAUNGANUI

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL!!




COASTAL VALUE CERTIFICATES 2020 Term 1 – Week 1

1

Aiden Bray For having a great positive attitude and setting yourself goals as a year 8

2

Lucas Abraham For a great start to the year with a positive attitude to learning

3

Nemanja Cato You have started the year with a fantastic attitude for learning. I look forward to seeing this continue as the year progresses!

4

Hayden Wright For a great start to the year and displaying all the coastal values in your actions.

5

Harlym McCabe For great manners and positive interactions.

6

Awatea Tamaki For being a great role model in whanau 6. You have shown already how responsible and kind you are. Ka pai to mahi!

7

Ollie Gillingham For being a fantastic role model for the Year 7s and having great initiative.

8

Nina Wagener For being a fantastic role model and taking on extra responsibilities in Room 8

9

Cody Aitken For a great start to intermediate school, asking questions and showing confidence.

10

Olivia Kelly You have made a great start to the year, showing how enthusiastic and helpful you are. Ka pai tō mahi!

11

Sapphire-Rose Lynn

For being so proactive and helpful in class. You have made such a positive contribution to the whānau already. He whetū koe!

12

Josiah Beckett For being a fantastic role model of the coastal values to our new year 7s and always being willing to lend a hand. He rawe tō āwhina ma!

13

Visaya Murray Showing maturity and a positive attitude towards mahi. Tau kē e te kōtiro!

14

Tanya Hutchinson

For displaying excellent maturity and a positive attitude towards learning and your work presentation. You display excellent leadership qualities. Ka Rawe!!!

15

Taimana Tukakai Taimana you have made a big effort to get to know the Year 8’s in our class. You are stepping up as a new year 7, quickly learning the new expectations of MMI.

16

Leah Catley For a great start to the 2020 school year. Thanks for having a great positive attitude!

17

Era Taie For a positive and settled start to the year. Thanks for being such a big help to all the new students.

18

Jackson Sands For a great start to the year by demonstrating leadership qualities as a year eight.

19

Sasha Whitrow For your mature, focussed, start and your excellent self-management and desire to involve yourself. Thank you.

20

Josh Bisley For a great start to the year.


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21

Eva Watherston For being a fantastic role model to our new students and stepping outside of your comfort zone. Kei runga noa atu koe!

22

Soul Rimaha For an excellent start to intermediate. Thank you for your positive and respectful attitude. Ka rawe!

23

Lucca Temara For being a positive role model to others, setting the standard and making others feel welcome. What an amazing attitude!

24

Georgie Sheppard

For a great start to the year and displaying all the coastal values in your actions.

25

Mahlia Crackett-Crosby

You have started the year with a fantastic attitude and have managed to complete tasks to a pleasing standard. Well done.

Digi Tech

Netana Merriman Rm 3

A fantastic first lesson in Digital Technology. Great engagement programming the Sphero robots.

Music

Minka Ofsoski-Anderson Rm 21

A fabulous start to Music lessons by giving 100% effort to all tasks.

Dance &

Drama

Raven Crackett-Crosby Rm 1

A fantastic start to specialist this week. Your fabulous attitude and kindness is greatly appreciated.

Food Tech

Laith Ross Whananu 15

For being an enthusiastic and co-operative learner.

FANTASTIC START TO 2020!

WELL DONE EVERYONE!






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Summer, Sun and Softball!

The Western Bay of Plenty Softball Association has Softball and T-Ball available as the perfect summer sport. It’s easy to learn and play, only involves a couple of hours a week and very inexpensive to play.

Junior Softball season starts again on 8th February for Term One 2020 and we would love to see you at the park, enjoying Softball. Beginners are very welcome and don’t worry about having a glove at this stage, but please wear trainers.

Games are on a Saturday, at Carlton St Reserve, Ngatai Road, Otumoetai from 9am and run between 1 hour (U8 T-Ball, U10 Primary Softball) and 1:30 hours (U13 Intermediate and U15/U18 College Softball) - age cut off being 31st December 2019. The season runs through to 21st March 2020.

Ask your school sports person if the school has a Softball team first or come down to the park on Saturday 8th or 15th February at 8.30am and we can put your child into a team.

For more information visit http://www.sporty.co.nz/wbopsoftball.

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