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COTSWOLD SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

NOVEMBER 2016

Kia ora koutou Welcome to the following students who have recently joined the Cotswold Learning Community:

Storm Piercy

Ben Whitta

Koby Brewster

Fin Brown

Hunter Nichols

Annabelle Speden Congratulations to the following children who received Student Excellence Awards at our October Full School Assembly:

Lewis Ashby

Alice Barron

Jayden Blake

Bella Bowkett

Sam Carter

Frano Chaplin

Jamie Cockburn

Ryan Crooks

Miller Davanney

Lily Demouth

Ellie Fitchett

Dallas Fox

Evie Goodall

Lilyrose Grossi

Breanna Harkerss

Joshua Harris

Shahana Harwood

Sayler Hedgcock

Oliver Henwood

Will Hipkins

Oliver Hooper

Manaia Hurunui

Kaylee Jones

Eri Kumada

Gus Lowery

Liam MacLennan

Zara Masipau

Carly McClymont

Eve McManus

Fletcher McPherson

Emily Melling

Chloe Moir

Jayden Moore

Lauren Mountford

Olivia Musson

Noa Nitke

Jayda Poulsen

Tyronne Rowe-Rawiri

Jack Rump

Coco Schwass

Joshua Seaton

Liam Sillifant

Milla Simpson

Lauren Smith

Luke Spanjer

Nalicia Te Ariki

Xanthia Thomas

Tyler Yorke It is always a privilege to attend the Christchurch Schools Music Festival. Congratulations to all members of our school choir who were involved in this event. Thank you to Alex Jones for all who work with the choir this year and to the parents who have supported choir activities by providing transport.

We have some amazing writers at Cotswold School. Congratulations to the following students who have been awarded with a Principal’s Award for their writing:

Yshmael Abdellatif

Sophie Brownlee

Kaia Cameron

Frano Chaplin

Jemma Creed

Michael Davies

Madyson Mercer

Jed Smith

Luke Spanjer

Jason Tavui

William Terry ICAS is an independent, skills-based assessment program which recognises and rewards student achievement. Congratulations to all students who sat ICAS assessments this year – we are proud of you all. A number of our students received Distinction and High Distinction awards. The High Distinction category is awarded to the top 1% of students in each year level in each region while the Distinction category is awarded to the next 10% of students in each year level in each region. Congratulations to the following students: Year 4

Matthieu Baudet o High Distinction in Maths

Taylor Blackbourn o Distinction in Science o Distinction in Maths

Samuel Carrell o Distinction in Maths

Luke Duven o High Distinction in Maths

James Flindall-Warren o Distinction in Science o High Distinction in English

Ryan Huang o Distinction in Maths

Maya Powell o Distinction in Writing

William Terry o Distinction in Science

Year 5

Ryan Buckmaster o Distinction in Maths

Oliver Carter o Distinction in Science o Distinction in English o Distinction in Maths

High Distinction in Digital Technology

Olivia Liu o Distinction in Science o Distinction in English o Distinction in Maths

Chloe Morrison-Clarke o High Distinction in English o Distinction in Writing

Tavia Ralston o Distinction in English

Daniel Ross o Distinction in English o Distinction in Maths o High Distinction in Science

Ray Suzuki o Distinction in Digital Technology o Distinction in Science o High Distinction in Maths

Year 6

Annabelle Brownsword o Distinction in Writing o High Distinction in Science o High Distinction in English o High Distinction in Maths

Lily Demouth o Distinction in Writing o Distinction in Maths

Gemma Hardcastle o Distinction in Writing o Distinction in Maths

Luka Lee o Distinction in Digital Tech o Distinction in Science o Distinction in Writing o High Distinction in English o High Distinction in Maths

Nina Rainey o Distinction in Science o Distinction in Maths

Jorja Sinclair-Fearn o Distinction in Writing o Distinction in English

We are rapidly approaching the end of the school year with a large number of activities still to squeeze in before we close for 2016. Please keep an eye on our school calendar, daily notices (school website) and the Tiqbiz App for updates, reminders and postponements (if required).

A reminder that our Graduation Ceremony for Year 6 students and final assembly for 2016 is planned for Thursday 8th December, 2016 starting at 9.10am. Students will be presented with a Leaving Certificate. All parents are welcome to attend. The assembly will be followed by a morning tea for all parents and Year 6 students. Please keep this date free. The School Office will be closed from 9am til 11.30am to allow all staff to attend this special assembly. Kind Regards Ngā mihi Nui STEPHEN HARRISON Principal 2016 National Standards Result Each year Cotswold School uses National Standards to report:

To students and their parents on individual student achievement and their progress in relation to National Standards, in writing, at least twice a year

To the school community on the achievements of students as a whole and in groups.

We have completed an analysis of this year’s results and are pleased to report that:

87% of Cotswold students are working at or above the relevant standard in Reading

84% of Cotswold students are working at or above the relevant standard in Writing

85% of Cotswold students are working at or above the relevant standard in Mathematics

We also set three specific Achievement Targets for 2016 based on the analysis of our 2015 data.

Target 1: 80% of males (including Maori and Pasifika) to be at, above or well above in writing after two years at school. Our analysis shows that 88% of males (including Maori and Pasifika) are now working at, above or well above in writing after two years at school.

Cotswold School News – November, 2016

Cotswold School - Building Brighter Futures – He Ara Whakamua

Target 2: 75% of males (including Maori and Pasifika) to be at, above or well above in writing by the end of Year 5. Our analysis shows that 76% of males (including Maori and Pasifika) are now working at, above or well above in writing at the end of Year 5.

Target 3: 75% of Maori students will be achieving at or above the national standard in Mathematics by the end of Year 4. Our analysis shows that 91% of Maori students are now achieving at or above the national standard in Mathematics at the end of Year 4.

The following tables provides a more in-depth analysis of our results for this year:

Reading Writing Mathematics

2015

(National Results)

2015 (Cotswold Results)


2015 (National Results)






All students 78% 87% 87% 71% 83% 84% 76% 82% 85%

Māori 69% 86% 86% 62% 67% 81% 65% 69% 82%

Pasifika 66% 82% 69% 61% 82% 69% 63% 73% 69%

Asian 79% 71% 83% 75% 68% 83% 83% 84% 89%

European/Pākehā 84% 88% 88% 77% 86% 85% 81% 84% 85%

Male 74% 74% 86% 64% 76% 80% 75% 83% 86%

Female 82% 87% 89% 79% 90% 89% 76% 80% 85%

Reading Writing Mathematics

2015

(National Results)









After 1 Year 64% 73% 84% 75% 92% 93% 85% 98% 98%

After 2 Years 78% 83% 84% 74% 83% 88% 79% 85% 85%

After 3 Years 82% 89% 88% 72% 83% 80% 74% 68% 79%

End of Year 4 83% 88% 95% 73% 79% 79% 77% 75% 91%

End of Year 5 81% 92% 81% 70% 80% 81% 74% 80% 79%

End of Year 6 84% 92% 88% 73% 80% 85% 75% 80% 78%

Staff are currently reviewing all data and will establish achievement targets for 2017 It should be noted that given the total number of each ethnic group:

If 1 child identifying as European/ Pākehā makes a shift in achievement the total result changes by + or - 0.25% to the final result

If 1 child identifying as Māori makes a shift in achievement the total result changes by + or - 2% to the final result

If 1 child identifying as Pasifika makes a shift in achievement the total result changes by + or - 8% to the final result

If 1 child identifying as Asian makes a shift in achievement the total result changes by + or - 3% to the final result JUNIOR INTERVIEWS TERM 4 - WEDNESDAY 9TH NOVEMBER, 2016 (Rooms 1 – 12) As part of our reporting process the Junior School children who are due for an interim or anniversary report this term will be required to book an interview on line. Please see your child's class Teacher if you are unsure. The appointments for these interviews can be made online. The link can be accessed on the homepage of our school website. Interview Bookings close on Friday 4th November, 2016. The interview times are 15 minutes each. We look forward to seeing you at these interviews and sharing the achievements your child has made and developing the home - school partnership.



SENIOR SCHOOL REPORTS & 2017 CLASS PLACEMENTS Senior school reports will be given to students on Friday 9th December, 2016. Please check your child’s bag for their report. We hope to have 2016 class placements finalised by this time and these will be given to the eldest child. FULL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY We will be holding our next full school assembly in the school hall starting at 9.10am on Friday 2nd December, 2016.

READY, SET, GO EVENING On Thursday 17th November we are holding a Ready, Set, Go evening at school. Parents of all New Entrant children starting in Terms 1 and 2 in 2017 are invited to this meeting. This evening enables parents to get information on what to expect when their child starts school. Classroom teachers will talk about Maths, Reading and Writing. The Ready Set Go evening starts at 6.00pm in the school staffroom. If you would like to attend, please ring the school office on (03) 359-8035.

SUNHATS A reminder - all pupils are required to wear a sunhat during the lunch break during Term 4. Our school uniform code stipulates that this must be a blue or navy wide brimmed (cricket or bucket style) hat. Hats can be purchased from Mainland Uniform. All pupils who do not have a sunhat will be required to sit on the veranda on the east side of our new school hall. We would appreciate your assistance by ensuring your child has a NAMED hat at school. Sunhats are compulsory during Terms 1 & 4. YEAR 6 GRADUATION The Graduation Ceremony for our Year 6 students will be included in our final Full School Assembly for 2016. This will be held on Thursday 8th December, 2016 starting at 9.10am. Students will be presented with a Leaving Certificate. Parents are welcome to attend. The Assembly will be followed by a morning tea for parents and Year 6 students. The School Office will be closed during the assembly to allow our office staff to attend.

YEAR 6 CAMP 2017 – 20TH to 22ND MARCH 2017 The information and invoices for next year’s Waipara Year 6 Camp are almost complete and will be circulated to Year 5 students later this Term. In the meantime, if parents wish to start making advance payments to alleviate financial pressure early in 2017 we would encourage you to do so. Please contact Marie or Sue in the Office to discuss payment plans or by emailing [email protected].

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Year 5 Beach Ed and Sailing 2017 These two exciting Outdoor Education activities take place during Term 1, 2017:

Sailing, Lake Rua - 8th & 9th February

Beach Ed, South New Brighton Beach – 21st & 22nd February Consent forms and information will be issued to Year 4 students next week and must be returned to your child’s class teacher by 30th November, 2016. The total cost for these two activities is $58 and invoices will be attached to consent forms and payment is due by 30 November to enable numbers to be confirmed. Parent support is required.

Cotswold’s Potato Weigh In Day!

Wednesday 30 November 7.50am – 10.30am Cotswold Gardens

Prizes – iPad Mini, vouchers, tent, movie tickets … Any questions to Liz Lapthorne in Room 16



Totaranui Cluster Celebration Thursday 24th November, 4.00-7.00pm.

Casebrook Intermediate School front field.

Dear students and parents/caregivers, On behalf of the Totaranui Cluster of schools (Redwood-Papanui), we welcome you to a community evening and celebration of our students’ wonderful achievements this year. This event will involve performances from a number of schools in the cluster and several enjoyable and entertaining activities for students to participate in. There will be a range of performances on display to entertain our wonderful community involving singing, dancing, instrumental, and cultural items. Schools will communicate with children and whanau re the level of involvement they will have. Not all schools are able to provide performance items due to other demanding commitments in Term Four. However, everyone is encouraged to come along and enjoy an action-packed evening. There will be raffle tickets, ice creams and a sausage sizzle. The first of each is free to everyone while stocks last- $1 for each after that. Alternatively, please bring a picnic along to eat on the field, or in front of the main outdoor stage area. There will be activities to join in with, such as touch rugby, basketball, tabloid games, and free bouncy castles. This is only the second time this event has been run, and we are after a huge crowd! With so many wonderful performances on offer and great activities for students to participate in, we are sure this will be a wonderful community event and will achieve our goal – to celebrate what our fantastic students have achieved this year and come together as a community. Nga mihi nui, The Cluster Celebration Committee.

If you would like to make a donation towards the raffles, such as non-perishable food, drinks, pamper products, magazines, vouchers etc... please drop these to Mrs Jones in Room 11 by Thursday 10th November. Thank You



UNIFORM UPDATE Many thanks to our wonderful models Gemma, Mitchell, Jessie and Jack who wore our new uniform at the last Full School Assembly. ALL new uniform items (with the exception of the Geneva Jacket) are available for sale at Mainland Uniforms, 511 Wairakei Road and via the website www.mainlanduniforms.co.nz. Lay-by is also available.

The optional Geneva jacket and Brunner (double-knee version) sports pants are expected to be available from Term 1 2017. Mainland do have a few old style cardigans and polos available for sale at a reduced price (whilst stock lasts). Mainland also have the new NAVY wide brim hats for those needing to purchase a hat for their child. Please note that these hats are a compulsory uniform item in Terms 1 and 4. Any children who do not have a hat will be required to sit on the veranda on the east side of the school hall in the shade.

As previously advised we will have a phase in period of two years during which time students can wear either old uniform or new items (or a combination of both). Second hand uniform will continue to be sold via the School Office until the end of next year. It will be compulsory to wear all new uniform items from the beginning of 2019. Compulsory Items for Girls

Navy pleated Skort with Cotswold logo

Royal Polo shirt with Cotswold logo

Royal Merino or Sweatshirt with Cotswold logo Compulsory Items for Boys

Navy Shorts with Cotswold logo

Royal Polo shirt with Cotswold logo

Royal Merino or Sweatshirt with Cotswold logo Hats/Footwear

Navy wide brimmed hat compulsory during Term 1 and 4.

Closed in sneakers or black leather shoes to be worn with Navy ankle socks.

Navy knee high socks can be worn by both boys and girls during winter months.

Navy tights can also be worn by girls under their Skort during the winter months.

Optional Uniform Items

Navy Brunner (sports) pants

(Both boys and girls have the option of wearing the unisex navy brunner sports pants (with a double padded knee) as a warmer option during winter months and/or for sports.

Royal blue with Navy lining/trim Geneva Jacket The Geneva BizTech soft shell jacket is available as an option for extra warmth and can be worn to and from school as well as for sports or school excursions but NOT to be worn in the classroom.

WALKING SCHOOL BUS Just a reminder that the Walking School Bus is running again this Term. Meeting at Glasnevin Park at 8.20am – last bus 8.45am. We will also be running a Scooter Bus so come along for a safe journey to school.

http://www.mainlanduniforms.co.nz/



2016 TERM DATES

Term 4, 2016

Monday 10 October to Thursday 15 December at midday

School will be closed in 2016 on Saturdays and Sundays and on the following holidays:

Canterbury Anniversary Day – Friday 11th November

2017 TERM DATES

Term 1, 2017

Monday 30 January to Thursday 13 April

Term 2, 2017

Monday 1 May to Friday 7 July

Term 3, 2017

Monday 24 July to Friday 29 September

Term 4, 2017

Monday 16 October to Thursday 14 December

School will be closed in 2017 on Saturdays and Sundays and on the following holidays:

Waitangi Day – Monday 6th February

Good Friday – 14th April

Easter Monday – 17th April (School Holidays)

Easter Tuesday – 18th April (School Holidays)

ANZAC Day – Tuesday 25th April (School Holidays)

Queen’s Birthday – Monday 5th June

Labour Day – Monday 23rd October

Canterbury Anniversary Day – Friday 17th November

CANTERBURY ANNIVERSARY DAY (SHOW DAY) School will be closed on Friday 11th November, 2016 for Canterbury Anniversary Day END OF TERM Term four ends on Thursday 15th December 2016 at midday.

2017 ENROLMENTS & CLASS STRUCTURE We are currently developing our class structure for 2017. To do this effectively we need to have accurate information regarding student numbers of 2017. If your child (excluding Year 6 children) will not be returning to Cotswold School at the start of 2017, we would love to hear from you so we don't count them in our class structure and placement planning for 2017. The best way you can you this is by completing this form. If you have a child starting at Cotswold School during 2017 and you have not yet completed an enrolment form, please contact Marie or Sue at the school office as soon as possible. We only include children for whom we have an enrolment when planning a class structure and make placements for 2017 and throughout 2017.

https://form.jotform.com/cotswold/2016-parent-notification-form

https://form.jotform.com/cotswold/2016-parent-notification-form



COTSWOLD SPORT NOVEMBER, 2016

SENIOR ATHLETIC SPORTS Well done to all the Year 4-6 children who participated in the school Athletic Sports earlier in the term. Special congratulations to Green House who achieved a ‘Greenpeat’ making it 2 years in a row in finishing 1st in all 3 House challenges on the day. Special congratulations to all those, who qualified to represent our school at the North-West Zone Athletic Sports and our Age Group Champions. Thanks also to all the teachers who were involved and the positive community support. Champion House – Green Relay Champion – Green Team Support Champion - Green Age Group Champion – 11 Year Old Girls Individual Champions 8 Year Girls – Lily Au Red 8 Year Boys – Sam Carrell Green 9 Year Girls – Milla Downing Red 9 Year Boys – Angus Hay Red (Year 4) 9 Year Boys – Carter Rhodes Gold (Year 5) 10 Year Girls – Jessie Winter Gold 10 Year Boys – Kyle Peterson Green (highest overall points on the day) 11 Year Girls – Camryn-Lee Johns Red 11 Year Boys – Mitchell Corkery Green

YEAR 2-6 SWIMMING AT JELLIE PARK All Year 2-6 students will be travelling by bus to and from Jellie Park for nine swimming lessons from the 7th – 18th November 2016. Requirements:

Togs Towel

Goggles - optional

Swimming cap – optional

Swimming Bag to carry the swimming gear All gear to be clearly named

The children will have morning tea/lunch prior to or on their return from the pool. Thank you to the parents who are supporting the school during the swimming lessons. Classroom teachers will be in touch with parent helpers and when they are required. Children who have not paid will be catered for in classroom programmes during this time and we ask that you notify the School Office so your child’s account can be credited.



SPORT 2017 Year 2, 3, 4 and 5 children interested in playing sport for school in Term 1, 2017, will be issued registration forms Term 4 - Week 5/6. Sports include:

Year 5 – 6 Weekly Summer Sport (Rippa, Teeball, Futsal and Volleyball)

Year 5 – 6 Cricket Girls

Year 3 – 4 Basketball at the Bishopdale YMCA All these sports require parent support, particularly in transporting team members to sporting venues around the city. For more information see Mr Harper. [email protected]

TOUCH BALLS PURCHASED FOR OUR SCHOOL A big ‘THANK YOU’ to Jon Poultney who has supported our 17 Touch teams with supplying them with an official ‘touch ball’ from Touch Canterbury. We are sure the new touch balls along with our kids are going to be scoring lots of ‘Touchdowns’ during the season of Touch. MOUTH GUARDS Faith Cockburn has kindly donated mouth guards for use in sport. These are greatly appreciated.

COTSWOLD YEAR 5-6 SWIMMING SPORTS 2017 This event is scheduled for early Term 1, 13th February, 2017. Registration forms will be issued to Yr 4-5 children during Term 4, 2016. Parent support is required. YEAR 5 BEACH ED AND SAILING 2017 These two exciting Outdoor Education activities take place during Term 1, 2017: Sailing, Lake Rua - 8th & 9th February Beach Ed, Sth New Brighton Beach – 21st & 22nd February Consent forms and information will be issued to Year 4 students next week and must be returned to your child’s class teacher by 30th November, 2016. The total cost for these two activities is $58 and invoices will be attached to consent forms and payment is due by 30 November to enable numbers to be confirmed. Parent support is required. COTSWOLD YR 4-6 DUATHLON 2017 This event is scheduled for early Term 1, 1 March, 2017. Registration forms will be issued to Yr 4-5 children during Term 1, 2017. Parent support is required. WAY 2 GO ‘Way 2 Go’ to the following Cotswold Individuals and Teams who have achieved well in the world of sport.

Senior Athletic Sports and Relay Champs - Yr 4-6 Green House

Senior Athletic Sports – 8 to 11 yr Student Champs

Senior Athletic Sports – Kyle Peterson Highest Individual Score Card (39 Points)

mailto:[email protected]



PARENT ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER NOVEMBER 2016

Race Night Unfortunately, this event did not take place due to lack of ticket sales. It is very frustrating to have to cancel an event we spent all year preparing for. With over 300 families here at Cotswold School it is disappointing that we sold only 35 tickets. However, a big 'thank you' to all those that brought tickets and were prepared to support us. If you take your ticket to the school office you will receive a full refund of the purchase price. We now have a lot of vouchers and items that were generously donated to us. We will hold a raffle to distribute these fabulous donations. Thank you very kindly to the businesses and individuals that donated items for our race night. At the end of this newsletter is a list of those businesses. We would very much appreciate if you took the time to read through them and keep them in mind if you ever require any of their services. This week each family will be sent home a raffle sheet with 10 tickets to be sold at $3 each. Please keep an eye out for this, all the instructions will be on the sheet. Sausage Sizzle The next day is Wednesday the 23rd November. 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. *cooking takes about an hour, and hand out about half an hour if you can spare some time For those who were not aware, we will cook for gluten-free students, 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).

Lunch on Line - www.lunchonline.co.nz Important announcement Unfortunately lunch on line is not making us enough money to continue. We have a few other items in the pipe line for 2017, but regretfully as of the end of Term 1 next year we will not be offering this service. If you have any credit on your account, we suggest you use it up either this term or Term 1 of 2017. Parents Centre Fundraiser – Calendars We have some gorgeous calendars for sale at the office. Printed by the Parents Centre they feature lovely historic Canterbury scenes. Each calendar is $15 each, with $5 of that going to our parents association. A fabulous gift for Christmas! Next Meeting - This will be held in Term 1 of 2017. Dates to be advised.

Cotswold School News – October, 2016


We very much appreciate the support of our Sponsors -

Abalone Thai Restaurant Bishopdale

Acquisitions, Northlands Mall

Alpine Ice

Antarctic Centre

Arion Farm Parkland

Armitage Landscapes & Driveways

ASB Northlands Mall

Assess 4 Success

Bed, Bath & Beyond, Northlands Mall

Bidvest

BP Sawyers Arms Rd

Bush Dental

Cafe Vivo

Catherine's Creations

Christchurch City Council

Copenhagen Bakery

Corkin & Friends Hairdressers

Countdown, Northlands Mall

Court Theatre

Egan Family

Electrical Elements Ltd

Fatso

Fortunate Kids

Graham Condon Recreation Centre

GT Organics

Hanmer Springs Thermal Reserve

Harcourts Gold Parklands

Harewood Golf Club

Ignition Health

International Culinary Studio

Joe's Garage, Rangiora

Little Big Tree Company

Mainland Uniforms

Mitre 10 Mega, Papanui

Motivationz

Multimedia Communications Ltd

New World, Northwood

Northcote Garage

Peace of Mind Inspections Services

Pet Stock, Northwood

Queen Anne Chocolates

Raeward Fresh

Russley Sports Massage

Sevantis

Terra Viva Cafe & Deli

Terra Viva Home & Garden

Unichem, Bishopdale

Valentino's Hair Design

Willowbank

YMCA



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



COTSWOLD CALENDAR

TERM 4, 2016

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

31 Oct 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov

7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 11 Nov



28 Nov 29 Nov 30 Nov 1 Dec 2 Dec

5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8 Dec 9 Dec



CPSSA Kiwi League Tag

Tournament

p/p CPSSA Kiwi Tag CPSSA Weekly Summer Sport

Junior School Assembly

Junior School Reports &

Interviews

Zone Athletics Show Day

p/p Zone Athletics CPSSA Weekly Summer Sport

Science Alive R17 & 18 p/p Zone Athletics

Sausage Sizzle

Cluster Extravaganza 4 - 7pm CPSSA Weekly Summer Sport

Senior School Assembly

Potato Weigh In

Tough Kid Challenge

p/p Tough Kid Challenge

Parent Helpers Morning Tea

CPSSA Weekly Summer Sport

F/S Assembly

PROBUS to Visit Junior School Athletics p/p Junior Athletic Sports

CPSSA Athletics

Final Assembly & Year 6 Leave-

rs Graduation

CPSSA Weekly Summer Sport


Reports & 2016 Classes To

Parents

School Holidays

School Holidays School Holidays School Holidays School Holidays School Holidays

Life Education

Cycle Safety

Life Education

Swimming Year 2 - 6 Jellie Park

Swimming Year 2 - 6 Jellie Park

September

M T W T F S S

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12 13 14 15 16 17 18

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January

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COTSWOLD SCHOOL CALENDAR

TERM 1, 2017

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

30 Jan 31 Jan 1 Feb 2 Feb 3 Feb

6 Feb 7 Feb 8 Feb 9 Feb 10 Feb



27 Feb 28 Feb 1 Mar 2 Mar 3 Mar

6 Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar 9 Mar 10 Mar




3 Apr 4 Apr 5 Apr 6 Apr 7 Apr

10 Apr 11 Apr 12 Apr 13 Apr 14 Apr

Waitangi Day

Y5&6 Swimming Sports F/S Assembly

CPSSA Swimming Sports



Senior School Duathlon p/p Senior School Duathlon Senior School Assembly


Teacher Only Day CPSSA Swimming Sports

Zone Swimming Sports F/S Assembly




CPSSA Duathlon CPSSA Rugby League Tour-

nament Day

Senior School Assembly


CPSSA Swimming Sports CPSSA Swimming Sports

School Holidays

Good Friday

Y5 Sailing

Year 5 Beach Education

Year 6 Camp - Waipara

December 16

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5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26 27 28 29 30 31

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