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COTSWOLD SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

JUNE 2017

Kia ora koutou A special welcome to the following students who have joined the Cotswold Learning Community in recent weeks:-

Mason Ottley

Max Connor Congratulations to the following children who received Cotswold School Learner Awards at our May Full School Assembly:

For Relating To Others By: Having Positive Relationships & Using Strategies To Cooperate & Understand When To Compete & When To Cooperate Effectively

Mia Gin

Brayden Williams Cooperating With Others

Seth Cornish

Eelia Hudson

Zoe Upjohn

Olivia Musson

Adam Hickling

Listening To Others Ideas & Points Of View.

Sam Burrows

Ella Rose McFedries

Cole Piercy

Harry Lowe

Liam MacLennan

Amie McAlister

Matthieu Baudet

Ryan Huang

Sariah Drake Responding & Acknowledging The Points Of View Of Others.

Ailsa Bianco

Sharing My Ideas.

Arabella Emery

Koby Brewster

Jasper Rosewarne

Julia Brown

Gus Lowry

Lily Goodall

Treating People With Respect.

Charlie Au

Max Newble

Emmy Sandford

Kendall McGregor

Ella Jackson

Kelly Johns

Benjamin Fortune

Emma Allan

Jens Welford

Sophie Brownlee

Abby Baxter

Samuel Liken

Atsuki Aiura

This year we continue to focus of improving achievement in writing across the school. We have some wonderful creative authors at Cotswold School. Congratulations to the following students who have all visited me recently to share their stories, reports and articles:

Kaden Archbold

Joshua Carey

Sam Carter

Tobi Clarke

Jemma Creed

Luke Duven

Liam Fearn

Ben Fortune

Tom Gainsford

Cam George

Izzy McManus

Madyson Mercer

Key Competency Focus For Term 2 Relating To Others

Cotswold School News – June, 2017

Cotswold School - Building Brighter Futures – He Ara Whakamua

Chloe Morrison-Clarke

Phoebe Mullen

Isabella Prince

Katinka Rainey

Georgia Robertson

Aiden Sandys

Ben Whitta

Congratulations to all our cross runners who competed in the Zone Cross Country. You can all be proud of your efforts. Twelve of our runners have qualified for the CPSSA Cross Country finals. Thank you to Mr Harper for organising training and to the parents who supported the team on the day.

We have a very talented designer at Cotswold School. Congratulations to Zoey Marshall who won a design competition. Zoey designed a new set of race silks for Canterbury harness racing driver Dexter Dunn to wear at the World Drivers Championships. Well done Zoey. During Term 1 parents with children in the Junior School celebrating birthdays during Term 1 & Term 3 had the opportunity to attend Junior School Interviews. Parents of students in the Senior School had the opportunity to attend Senior School Interviews where teachers shared with parents initial data gathered from testing and discussed how parents could support their child's learning. It was pleasing to see that 95% of parents eligible for interviews took the opportunity to meet with their child class teacher. During the last two weeks of this term we will be holding Junior School Interviews for children in our Junior School who will be celebrating birthdays in Terms 2 or 4 and Senior School Learning

Conferences for all Senior School students. We encourages all parents to be involved. Your child's education is a real partnership between your school and yourself. Before attending an interview or conference: Think about what you have noticed about your child's work - parents often notice things when they are helping their

child with homework

Talk to your child about how they feel about school and anything that they are really enjoying, finding too easy or too difficult

Ask them if there's anything they want you to talk about with the teacher. If it's a three-way conference they can ask these questions

Kind Regards Ngā mihi Nui STEPHEN HARRISON Principal



New To School - Parent-Teacher Meetings Usually a couple of times a year you (and often your child as well) will have the opportunity to meet with your child's teacher and talk about the progress your child is making. Here's what to expect from these meetings and some tips to get the most out of them.

What Is A Parent-Teacher Meeting? This is a meeting between you and the teacher to talk about your child’s learning and progress. They might be called parent-teacher interviews, parent-teacher conferences or even learning conferences. Many schools and kura organise them for early in the year and then after a mid-year school report has been sent home. They might offer you a set time, invite you to contact them to arrange a time, or more and more schools are asking parents to book a time that suits online using a parent-teacher interview website. Some schools hold meetings before or after school, others run them in the evening.

More than one person can go to the meeting - you are welcome to take other members of your family or whānau. They are useful, positive meetings where as well as hearing from your child's teacher, you can ask questions and share your thoughts so that you and your teachers can become partners in your child's education. In more and more schools, students attend the meetings as well. These meetings are often called three-way conferences. If your school doesn't do this, and you want your child to be at the meeting with you, check that it’s okay with the teacher.



Do I Need To Do Anything Before The Meeting? Meetings are usually short, so it's worthwhile for you and your child to do some preparation and make some notes to make the most of the time:

Think about what you have noticed about your child's work - parents often notice things when they are helping their child with homework

Talk to your child about how they feel about school and anything that they are really enjoying, finding too easy or too difficult

Ask them if there's anything they want you to talk about with the teacher. If it's a three-way conference they can ask these questions

What Sort Of Questions Might I Ask?

Does my child participate (take part) well in class?

Is my child progressing as expected?

What do they do well?

What do they need help with?

What can I do to help?

Does my child seem settled at school? How do they get along with others?

Are there any areas for concern?

What's the best way to contact you if I want to follow up on anything we've talked about? Should I Talk To My Child About What The Teacher Said? Even if your child doesn't ask, they'll probably be keen to hear what you talked to the teacher about. Share the positive things that the teacher said and give them plenty of praise. Then talk about anything the teacher suggested you could do at home to help them. If you didn't agree with something that the teacher said, it's better to stay positive about the teacher or the school in front of your child. If you have concerns about anything that was discussed, you should arrange a separate appointment with the teacher to talk about this further. Can I Talk To The Teacher Outside Of A Parent-Teacher Meeting?

Yes you can talk to the teacher anytime. In fact, you are in a partnership, and both want your child to do well, so you are encouraged to talk regularly with the school. Ask the teacher what the best way to contact them is. You can follow up on things that were talked about at the parent-teacher meeting, or discuss an issue or topic in more depth. You can often talk to the teacher in person for brief discussions without needing to make an appointment - just make sure you approach the teacher well outside of class times. If you want to have more time for a longer conversation it's best to make an appointment so that you all have plenty of time to talk.



JUNIOR INTERVIEWS TERM 2 - THURSDAY 6TH JULY, 2017 (Rooms 2 – 12) As part of our reporting process the Junior School children who are due for an interim or anniversary report this term (Rooms 2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 and 12 will be having interviews). If you child has a birthday in April, May June, October, November or December they will be having an interview and a report. If your child doesn’t have a birthday during one of these months then they will be reported on in Term 3. Please see your child's class Teacher if you are unsure.

The interview times are 15 minutes each and children do not attend. We look forward to seeing you at these interviews and sharing the achievements your child has made and developing the home school partnership. Please book an interview by clicking here ( https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/kiosk?ecode=wqc7y ) SENIOR LEARNING CONFERENCES – WEDNESDAY 28TH & THURSDAY 29TH JUNE, 2017 (R16 – 25) All students in Rooms 16 – 25 will be involved in 3 way conferences on Wednesday 28th June, 2017 (1.45pm to 7.30pm) or Thursday 29th June, 2017 (3.15pm to 5.45pm). The interview times are 15 minutes each. We look forward to seeing you at these interviews and sharing the achievements your child has made. Please book an interview by clicking here (https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/kiosk?ecode=gtzma )

FULL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY We will be holding full school assemblies during Term 2 on the following dates:

Friday 23rd June, 2017 All parents and whanau are welcome to attend these assemblies which are held in the school hall starting at 9.10am. SCHOOL NEWSLETTERS School newsletters will be published on our school website and emailed to all parents who have requested this. If you do not already receive our newsletter by email and would like to please use the “Email Me Newsletters” link on the front page of the school website – www.cotswold.school.nz or click here.

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For those of you who do not have a computer at home paper copies of our school newsletter will be available for collection from the school office. We plan to publish newsletters as follows:

5 July, 2017

2 August, 2017

6 September, 2017

18 October, 2017

1 November, 2017

6 December, 2017 Parents can also keep up to date with daily notices through our school website. SCHOOL POLICY/PROCEDURES All school policy/procedures can be accessed from our “SchoolDocs” site. The “SchoolDocs” site has been personalised for our school and can be accessed at: http://cotswold.schooldocs.co.nz/ Username: cotswold Password: elephant MEDICATIONS / INHALERS With winter here and the usual coughs and colds we would like to remind Parents/Caregivers to ensure that any required medications or inhalers need to be provided to the School Office. Please note you will need to complete a Medical Form so please do not send in medication to school with your child as a parent/caregiver is always required to complete and sign the form before it can be administered. BOARD MEETING DATE The Board of Trustees will meet in the staff workroom on:

Tuesday 4th July at 7.00pm

PARENTS ASSOC MEETING DATE Everybody is most welcome to come along to any of our meetings during 2017. Our meeting will be held on Tuesday 27th June 2017 at 7.30pm in the school staffroom.

Junior Interviews - Thursday 6th July, 2017

Senior Learning Conferences Wednesday 28th & Thursday 29th June, 2017

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VISIT BY DENTAL VAN The CDHB Community Dental Service preventative mobile van will be visiting Cotswold School from 12th June 2017 (Week 7). They aim to see all school age children enrolled with the Community Dental Service for their dental check-up in the mobile dental van whilst it is here at Cotswold.

To do this we will be asked to provide your child’s name, address and your contact information to the CDHB.

The dental therapist will not only be checking the children’s teeth but will also Xray, clean and apply protective treatments fluoride and /or fissure sealants (coating put on teeth to prevent decay) if required.

If your child requires further dental care such as fillings they will bring home a “Care Plan” which will explain what dental care and appointment times are required.

When you receive the “Care Plan” please contact the Call Centre as soon as possible as you will need to arrange a time to bring your child to one of our Community Clinics.

Please let us know directly if you do not wish your child to have any of this care, you can talk to the staff in the mobile van or phone/email our Call Centre on 0800 846 983 or email [email protected]

If you wish to be present at your child’s check-up this will need to take place at our community clinic so please call or email to arrange a suitable time.

Please contact the Call Centre if you want further information on the Community Dental Centre, to enrol your child or if you have any specific questions about your child’s dental care.

HELLS PIZZA READING CHALLENGE Yr 3-6 students will have the opportunity to take part in this challenge through the school. They will be given a sheet to fill in and a parent or teacher will sign off after each book is read. After 7 books have been read they will receive a ‘pizza wheel’ from Mrs Collins in the library that can be taken to Hell’s pizza for a free 333 kid’s pizza. We want students to read books at their level and books that will take them about a week to read. This challenge is also available through the public libraries if you would like your younger children to take part. NZ Book Council have partnered with Hell’s pizza for this nationwide challenge. MATHS BUDDY This term the senior school (Year 4 to 6) are trialing this online maths program. All senior school children have been provided with a login which they can use both at school and home to access lessons. Maths Buddy is aligned with the New Zealand Maths Curriculum and allows children to watch teaching videos and then complete questions at their own pace. JUNIOR SCHOOL JUMP OFF – FRIDAY 30th JUNE 11.30am – 12.30pm

To build on the fabulous fitness the students have acquired from the cross country, we have decided to continue with skipping for Term 2. The aim is to have all the students involved in a Junior School Jump Day. This is a fun day to encourage fitness, healthy living and to showcase the students skills with a skipping rope. The students will be involved in a rotation on the day covering a number of basic skips and skills with a rope.

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Suitable mufti clothing and footwear to be worn and a gold coin donation at the gate for the Parents Association fundraising for a new Junior Adventure Playground. If possible could you please source a skipping rope from home that is a suitable size for your child. Could they please bring their named skipping rope to school as soon as possible as the students will be involved in skipping practices. NB: Senior students are also able to wear mufti on this day too. WIG WEDNESDAY – 21st JUNE 2017 Wig Wednesday is on again this year. This event is organised to raise money to support Kiwi kids with cancer. Come to school wearing your wildest wig or funkiest hair style. Children are to wear uniform.

We are asking for gold coin donations to put towards this wonderful charity so dig deep into those change purses! CULTURAL FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE 2017 This year, Nga Tai Tamariki Aroha will be performing at this year’s Cultural Festival Performance at Horncastle Arena on Wednesday 16th August 2017. More information will follow. WORLD VISION 40 HOUR FAMINE Good luck to all our Cotswold children participating in the 40 Hour Famine this weekend! Many of our children have chosen to go without talking, furniture, technology, food or to live out of a backpack for the weekend to raise money for the refugee children of Syria. It is not too late to sign up. Come and see Mrs Sandford in Room 24 if you would like to join the Cotswold 40 Hour Famine group.

HOT CHOCOLATES FOR WORLD VISION 40 HOUR FAMINE Thank you for the wonderful support of our first hot chocolate fundraiser for the World Vision 40 Hour Famine. This will continue each Thursday morning throughout Term 2. Please send your child to school with $2 and a named cup. Cups will be collected in class buckets outside the hall kitchen window from 8.30am and the Cotswold School World Vision Youth Ambassadors will collect the money. If your child has special dietary requirements, please line up at the kitchen window. We are able to cater for gluten free, and you are welcome to provide your own lactose/soy etc milk. Hot chocolates will be delivered to your child’s class on a Thursday morning before morning tea for them to enjoy on the cold mornings.



ICAS EXAM DATES FOR 2017

ICAS SUBJECT ICAS SITTING DATE

Writing Tuesday, 13 June 2017

Spelling Wednesday, 14 June 2017

English Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Mathematics Tuesday, 15 August 2017

COTSWOLD/CASEBROOK SCIENCE As part of our programme to facilitate the transition to Intermediate, Casebrook are conducting Science lessons with our Year 6 classes. Each class will participate in a one off science lesson with students and a teacher from Casebrook in their own rooms during June. SIGN LANGUAGE LESSONS In week 6 Year 4 will be participating in ‘taster’ sign language lessons with a tutor from Deaf Aotearoa. This is a follow up from Deaf Awareness week.

INTERMEDIATE VISITS As part of our transition programme our Year 6 will visit both Casebrook and Breens Intermediate Schools for an introduction to the school and to participate in some activities.

The Casebrook visit will be on Tuesday 27th June from 9.00am to 12.30 pm. The Breens visit will be on Wednesday 5th July from 1.00pm to 3.00 pm.

DANCE AT SCHOOL TEACHING SESSIONS On Monday 3 July each year group will participate in a 30 minute Dance at School session. The sessions are designed to introduce children to the language of movement and to strengthen a positive image.

Disco - This Friday - 9th June.

The Junior disco (Years 0-3) is from 6pm-7pm at a cost of $3 a ticket

The Senior disco (Years 4-6) is from 7.30pm until 9pm at a cost of $4 a ticket

Tickets will go on sale that morning at the canteen window from 8.30-9am (door ticket sales will also be available).



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Cross Country Results 2017 A huge congratulations to all the children that participated in the Junior Cross Country. You all did an outstanding job for your house teams. Below are the results for each race. The house points will be combined will the senior house points and added to the overall house point system.

Year 1 Place Girls Boys

1

Georgia Robertson (Green)

Ollie Risby (Blue)

2 Harper Downing

(Red) Sam Burrows

(Red)

3 Charlotte Gibb-Cosgrove

(Blue) Cameron Wilson

(Green)


1

Emmy Sandford (Blue)

Charlie Au (Red)

2 Eliana Nicol

(Blue) Jack Quilatan

(Gold)

3 Emilie Hewitt

(Gold) Max Harris-Jenkins

(Red)


1

Breanna Harkerss (Blue)

Heath Blackbourn (Green)

2 Lily Burrows

(Red) Jack Jones

(Green)

3 Mica Temple

(Green) Jacob Wilson

(Green)



Cross Country Final Points tally 2017

Red Blue Gold Green

Participation 62 54 63 71

Behaviour Points - Bonus 4 2 3 3

Placing Points - Places 1-10 89 101 69 78

Final Total 155 157 135 152

Final standing 2nd 1st 4th 3rd

Well done to the Blue house for winning the Junior Cross Country for 2017.

CPSSA Duathlon Congratulations to the following students who represented our school in the CPSSA Duathlon. They can all be proud of their efforts on the speedy Ruapuna Raceway course. A BIG ‘Thumbs Up’ to Ray Suzuki who gained our top placing and finished 4th in the 10yr Boys Race.

9yr – Koby Harwood, Joel Buchanan, Taylor Blackbourn, Ethan Gault, Matthew Growcott, Nicola McLachlan, Lily Au, Jemma Creed

10yr – Ray Suzuki, Max Fiskin, Emily Musson, Nekka Boon, Abby Baxter Christchurch Zone Power Inter School Chess Competition A big 'I LIKE YOUR MOVES' to our Chess mates who represented our school at the Christchurch Schools Inter Zone Chess Tournament yesterday. You can all be proud of your efforts on and off the boards. Special thanks to Coach Rains and Mrs Blake who supported the team. Thumbs up to our King - Jayden Blake who picked up Silver in the individual competition and to Jayden and his Knights - Jayden Okeroa, Luc Baudet and Atsuki Aiura who picked Gold in the team comp. Well done also to Ben Rains, Oliver Henwood, Max Fiskin and Jeffery Lim who participated in the Tournament.



Senior School Cross Country Well done to all the children who participated in this year’s Senior Cross Country, you can all be proud of your efforts. It was great to see so many positive supporting members of the Cotswold community supporting our Harriers of the future. Thanks to the staff who organised the events and the other staff who were a great support. School results were as follows: Senior School 900m - Race Walk

Year 4 Boys - Matthew Young 1st

Year 4 Girls - Jessica Aylmer 1st, Juno Rainey 2nd

Year 5 Boys - Jayden Moore 1st 1km - Huff n Puff

Year 4 Boys - Willam Sandford 1st, Rory Aylmer 2nd, Jay Xuan Tan 3rd

Year 4 Girls - Poppy Burns 1st, Olivia Musson 2nd, Emma Allan 3rd

Year 5 Boys - Cameron George 1st, Zac Hickling 2nd, Harrison Thomas 3rd

Year 5 Girls - Estelle Lin 1st, Huntyr Poultney 2nd, Lucy Jackson 3rd

Year 6 Boys - Jed Smith 1st, Jonty Davidson 2nd, Ollie Wisker 3rd

Year 6 Girls - Milla Downing 1st, Kayla Muirson 2nd, Lauren Mountford 3rd 2km - Zone Run

Year 4 Boys - Toby Smith 1st, Isaak Bone 2nd, Michael Sim 3rd

Year 4 Girls - Ella Buchanan 1st, Nova Gainsford 2nd, Harlow Reuben 3rd

Year 5 Boys - Joel Buchanan 1st, Ethan Gault 2nd, Taylor Blackbourn 3rd

Year 5 Girls - Lily Au 1st, Jemma Creed 2nd, Addison Langton 3rd

Year 6 Boys - Ray Suzuki 1st, Josh Seaton 2nd, Matt Growcott 3rd

Year 6 Girls - Emily Musson 1st, Niamh Chamberlain 2nd, Nekka Boon 3rd Champion House - Blue1st, Green 2nd, Gold 3rd, Red 4th

North – West Zone Cross Country Nice going to all our school cross country runners who represented the school at the Zone cross country at Jellie Park. You can all be proud of your efforts on the day. Special congratulations to Ray Suzuki, Emily Musson, Joel Buchanan, Adam Hickling, Ethan Gault and Niamh Chamberlain who gained top 4 placing’s in their races. Congratulations also to the Cotswold runners who gained a top 12 finish and will represent our school and zone at the CPSSA cross country. Thanks to the parents who supported our runners.



Top 16 Zone Cross Country Finishers Year 5 Boys Joel Buchanan 1st , Adam Hickling 2nd, Ethan Gault 3rd, Taylor Blackbourn 6th, William Brown 7th Year 5 Girls Jemma Creed 10th , Teneisha Kennedy 13th (reserve) Year 6 Boys Ray Suzuki 1st , Alex McLennan 10th , Matthew Growcott 15th (reserve) Year 6 Girls Emily Musson 1st, Niamh Chamberlain 4th , Nekka Boon 7th, Abby Baxter 11th, Chloe Morrison Clark 14th (reserve) CPSSA and Zone Competitions

Year 5-6 Zone Boys (Colts) and Girls (Comets) Indoor Basketball - 7 June

Year 4-6 CPSSA Artistic Gymnastics - Recreation - 12 June, Competitive 14 June

Year 4-6 CPSSA Rhythmic Gymnastics – 19 June

Year 5-6 CPSSA Cross Country – 21 June, pp 28June

Year 5-6 CPSSA Girls and Boys Indoor Basketball - 26 June

Year 5-6 CPSSA Boccia Champs – 29 June

Year 5-6 CPSSA Rippa National Qualifying Tournament - 3 July

Good Luck to our senior students who have been selected to represent our school in these competitions this month. Thanks to our coaching staff and parent helpers. Year 4- 6 Gymnastics and Football The senior school will be having class gym sessions in the hall on Wednesday this term. They are also looking forward to having football sessions with the local Nomad Football Rep (Bob Burns) at the end of Term 2 and beginning of Term 3. Bring Back Bullrush Back by popular demand….Year 2–6 Bullrush. Girls and boys who are interested in taking part in Bullrush can register ‘on-line’ on the Cotswold Website. Bullrush sessions will take place on Tuesday, 12:55-1:25pm - Term 2 and Term 3. Participants will need a change of clothes and a mouthguard. WAY 2 GO ‘Way 2 Go’ to the following Cotswold Individuals and Teams who have achieved ‘top 4’ finishes in the world of sport. Squash Australasian and NZ Champs – Matthew Growcott

Chess Chch Zone Tournament - Individual – Jayden Blake Silver Medal

Chess ChCh Zone Team – Jayden Blake, Jayden Okeroa, Luc Baudet, Atsuki Aiura Gold Medal

CPSSA Duathlon – Ray Suzuki 4th

Zone and CPSSA Cross Country – School Cross Country Squad

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PARENT ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER JUNE 2017

**This term we are fundraising for our new junior adventure playground** Disco This Friday the 9th of June. The Junior disco (years 0-3) is from 6pm-7pm at a cost of $3 a ticket The Senior disco (years 4-6) is from 7.30pm until 9pm at a cost of $4 a ticket Tickets will go on sale that morning at the canteen window from 8.30-9am (door ticket sales will also be available). We have a variety of “glowing” products on offer and these are from $2 each and will be sold at the disco only (not in the morning as we do not want the children to be playing with them in class). Please do not bring your own Glow Sticks with you. In previous years we have had incidents where they have broken and the liquid inside has stained the hall floors. We are also looking for parent help on the evening. Sometimes the hall gets very hot and we open some of the doors for fresh air. Therefore we require parent help to be security guards on the doors so no children can leave unattended. If you can help out at either or both of the discos, please ring Helen on 021 277 1117. Thank you. Parents and Caregivers please note that we do not let any children leave the school hall by themselves. Please do not wait in cars outside the school gates for your child to come to you. Each child must be collected from the school hall doors by a caregiver. We also do not provide child care between the junior and senior discos, we use that half an hour from 7pm until 7.30pm to clean up and prepare for the next disco. Please wait with any children outside until the doors open at 7.30pm. Parents can also purchase tickets for pre-schoolers so they can have access to the drinks and chips. Stuck on You Please check out https://www.stuckonyou.nz/affiliate/fundraiser/COTSWOLDSCHOOL We will be receiving a percentage of sales through this link. It's an opportune time with the new school uniform to order some clothing name labels so those uniforms, if lost, can make their way back to their owner!! Quiz Night This will be on Friday the 25th of August. At the moment we are collecting items (such as vouchers for services, products, discount coupons…..anything considered!) that we can use in a raffle or for spot prizes. If you have a business or know of someone that does, we would really appreciate donations. We can advertise the business on the night and in our newsletters. Please contact Heather 022 1837 305, [email protected] if you have anything to contribute. Entertainment Book Still available for ordering either through the website (http://www.entbook.co.nz/134n148), or come in and collect ($65 cash) to the school office. Online flip book can be accessed here https://online.flippingbook.com/view/347408

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Sushi Ya Lunch Fundraiser Thank you to all those that supported our sushi lunch, we made a profit of $73.50. Naked Baker Pies Thank you to all families that ordered pies. We raised $941. We will be doing another order soon. Please keep an eye out Mufti-Day This will be on Friday the 30th of June in conjunction Junior School Jump Off. Just a generic come as you want for a gold coin donation. Lunch On Line This service has now been cancelled. Elephants A wonderfully creative and talented grandmother at our school has been busy creating handmade soft toy elephants out of the old school uniforms. We will be selling these as a fundraiser at the full school assembly on Friday the 23rd of June. They are $20 each, and very cute! Cash sales only.



Sausage Sizzle This will be on Wednesday the 14th of June. Sausages are $2 each, purchased before school (8.30-9am) from the hall kitchen window. If you can help with cooking please come at 10.30am to the kitchen or for handout at 12.30pm. Please be aware we will cook for gluten-free students, however you must provide the sausages in a named container in the morning, and we will ensure your child gets their sausages heated for handout time. There is no charge for this service (make sure your child has appropriate bread etc in their lunch box, we cannot provide this). Pizza Lunch The next date for this is the 28th of June. This term we will be operating pizza lunches like we operate our sausage sizzles. Instead of pre-ordering your pizzas we will now sell tokens at the hall kitchen window (8.30am-9am) and your child can redeem their token for pizza outside the school hall at the start of lunch. All slices (Hawaiian, Beef and Onion, Ham and Cheese, Vegetarian, and Gluten-free Cheese) are $2 each. We cannot omit ingredients from these pizzas; they are standard pizza choices from Dominoes. Next Meetings These will be held on Tuesday the 27th of June and the 25th of July. Located in the school staffroom in the office block. We start at 7.30pm, and generally finish around 9pm. Everyone is most welcome to come along, you do not have to become a member, and we don't assign jobs unless you want one!



COMMUNITY NEWS NB: Community News is added unedited. This is a community service and in no way means Cotswold School endorses groups advertising in the Community News section

The Patricia Paul School of Dance, your local dance school, is currently giving Jazz and Ballet lessons

in your area. The school’s director is teacher, choreographer & ex-ballet dancer Patricia Paul A.R.A.D.

(London). Ballet lessons from 3 years through to Advanced, and all levels in Jazz and Hip Hop starting from

age 6. For all enquiries please phone 372-9191 or email [email protected]

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Presented by The Vocal Network, Voices in the Community will showcase

some of the best vocal talent Christchurch has to offer. This year 8 vocal

groups will bring their love for music and passion for singing to the stage. This

is a unique opportunity for Christchurch and Canterbury people to experience

the unplugged brilliance of vocal music at its finest.

It will be an evening full of entertainment, with the lineup for this year featuring

the Christchurch Pops Choir, Ravil & Amanda Atlas, Malestrom Chorus from

Burnside High School, Christchurch City Chorus of Sweet Adelines, SALT,

The Vocal Network, Emily Twemlow, and more.

Early-bird tickets are on sale until 31 May for $15 (students and seniors), and

$20 (general admission). From 1 June, tickets will be available at full price until

sold-out. Tickets can be purchased from The Vocal Network

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When: Saturday 1 July 7:30 pm

Where: The Piano: Centre for Music and the Arts, 56 Armagh St,

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New location for 24 Hour Surgery The 24 Hour Surgery on Bealey Avenue has moved to 401 Madras Street. Phone numbers and PO Box remains the same. Please use the attached order form if you would like to order some fliers with the new address details on them.

PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL TERM 3 2017 NIGHTCLASSES If you have always wanted to learn something new, or meet some new people then come along to Papanui High School and take part in one of our wide range of Nightclasses on offer for Term 3 2017 beginning week of 31 July From Art to Yoga and everything in between we are sure regardless of your age or interest you will find something to tempt you. Classes at Papanui High School are held in a warm, friendly relaxed environment and our tutors are supportive and well qualified in their chosen fields. For further information and enrolment in any of our courses please visit our website http://www.papanui.school.nz/papanui-high-school/ or email [email protected] or telephone our office on 3520701.

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