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

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2 June 2017

IN THIS NEWSLETTER

From the Principal

Year 8 Social Dance Information

Room 8 Learning Page

Update on Roadworks

Noel Leeming Special Deal

PSG - Donut Day

Brief Notices

Coastal Values

Sponsors’ Advertisements

Community Notices

Hope,

Olivia,

Amber, Era

and Toa

participated

in Pasifika

in the Bay

Festival

today. It

was a huge

success.

Well done!

C O M I N G E V E N T S 2019

OCTOBER 2019

31 Attitude Programme Students

NOVEMBER 2019

7 Donut Day - PSG

8 Elite Volleyball

11 Year 7 Vision Testing Opt Out Form on back page

13-15 Battle of the Bays

19 Year 8 Athletics

21 Year 7 Athletics

22 Elite Softball

29 Elite Athletics

DECEMBER 2019

12 Year 8 Social Dance

19 Last Day Term 4 - noon

MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE

30 October 2019

Newsletter No.

32

SORRY LUNCHES ONLINE

ARE NOT AVAILABLE ON

1ST NOVEMBER

mailto:[email protected]



*** WOO HOO ***

YEAR 8 SOCIAL DANCE

INFORMATION ABOVE




A Room 8 inquiry for Term 4 is science. We

answered 3 questions about what we thought

science was. We then did 2 experiments, the

Cartesian Diver and rattle back. After we did the

experiments we went back to the previous

questions that we answer and added to it.

Room 8 is the class responsible for the PE trolley,

lunches and lost property. Over the past week

there has been a big amount of lost property

coming in. The gear in lost property ranges from

jumpers, t-shirts, shoes, socks, drink bottles and

some random stuff we don't know the use for.

Week 6 of term 4 is Athletics. The Year 8’s

athletics day is on Tuesday 19th of November

and the Year 7’s are on Thursday 21st of

November. Everyone who participates will earn

points for their house. There are 8 events on

athletics days: high jump, long jump, 100m,

200m, shot put, discus, wheel relay and cricket

ball throw.

ROOM 8

LEARNING PAGE




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BRIEF NOTICES – INFORMATION (please check this regularly, information changes each week)

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-2019/

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

TERM DATES Term 1 - 4 February –to 12 April Term 2 – 29 April to 5 July Term 3 – 22 July to 27 September Term 4 – 14 October to 19 December (noon)

TERM 4 UNIFORM/SHOES Students may now wear any plain black winter shoes or plain black sandals. Hats are compulsory for term 4 and 1. Hats can be purchased from the school office for $15.00.

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

Lodge Avenue Staff Carpark

Lodge Avenue Turn Around

The Bus 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.

VISITING THE SCHOOL GROUNDS OR DROPPING ITEMS TO YOUR CHILD If you need to deliver sports gear, lunch or any other items please do so through the school office. If you need to see your child please come to the office first and if your child is coming in late they need to come to the student lobby for a late pass.

PARENT SUPPORT GROUP

Check out our Minutes of our Meetings on the school website https://mtint.school.nz/parent-support-group-

minutes-of-meetings/

Keep an eye on the notices to see what is coming up in term 3 & 4.

USEFUL LINKS Website: https://mtint.school.nz/ Newsletters https://mtint.school.nz/newsletters/ Daily Notices: https://mtint.school.nz/daily-notices/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mtint.school.nz/ PSG Minutes: https://mtint.school.nz/parent-support-group-minutes-of-meetings/

LUNCHES ONLINE Online lunch ordering is available.

Wednesdays – Subway Thursdays – Bakers Delight

Fridays – Subway www.lunchonline.co.nz

CHANGE OF DETAILS It would greatly assist us if you could please advise the office if you have any changes of address, phone numbers 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.

FRIDAY ASSEMBLY Every Friday we have assembly and all students are required to wear their correct school uniform. This does not mean they can wear their PE gear, so please remind your child to wear their uniform to school every day and bring their PE gear in their bag, so they do not forget. Also, it would be appreciated if you do not pick up your child early on Fridays. We are in assembly from 1.30pm and it becomes difficult to locate children during this time.

SUBJECT FEES In 2019 the subject fees are set at $110.00. You can choose to pay $27.50 per term. These include:

Food Technology Hard Materials/Electronics

Media Studies/Robotics Music

Visual Arts Dance and Drama

The cost of these programmes are subsidised by the Board of Trustees. The subject fees must be paid if students wish to consume or to keep any item produced in these programmes.

PAYING FEES ONLINE 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. SCHOOL DONATION The school donation is $50.00 per year and $20 per sibling. If you pay this by 31 March you will receive a $5.00 discount off the first sibling only.



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COASTAL VALUE CERTIFICATES 2019 Term 4 – Week 2

1 Mya Rogoz For being an amazing buddy to Minori. You went out of your way to make her stay in NZ one to remember. Thanks for your help Mya.

2/3 Vinnie Baggot For displaying the potential to take on a leadership roles within learning. He whetū koe!

2/3 Kaya Wallace For showing improvement in your attitude towards learning areas. Ka pai tō mahi!

4 Noah Lord For a great start to term 4 and for making a super effort to complete all set tasks in a positvie manner. Very well done Noah.

5 Ruby Preston You always bring a positive attitude class, you always give everything a go and try your best. Kei runga noa atu koe Ruby!

6 Hemara Nicholls For stepping it up this term with a positive and focused attitude. I am proud of you!

7 Anshika Lata For the time and effort you have put into supporting our Japanese International student. Your commitment has been outstanding and I am so proud of you!

8 Isaac Johnston For your personal challenge to be active in leading in actions, and ideas or suggestions. Confidence growth is noted.

9 Demo Takimoana For a great start to term 4 and for making an effort to complete all set tasks to a quality standard. Ka ra we Demo.

10 Lilly Hackett For being resilient and creative in completing your Black Out Poem. Was really effective and interesting to read. Well Done!

11/12 Thomas Sorenson For your increased confidence when sharing back and summarising the ideas from group tasks. It is great to see your light shining brightly in the class.

11/12 Mitchell Davenport For your concentration and commitment to improving your writing.

13 Arata Takahata For always having a positive attitude and a smile. We will miss having you in Whanau 13.

14 Leila Broederlow For producing a great verse and intro in our writing activity. Karawhiua e hine!

15 Josiah Beckett For constantly having a positive attitude, using initiative and for embracing all learning. Keep it up Josiah!

16 Dylan Thompson For his improved attitude to learning and his willingness to give everything a go. Ka Pai Dylan

18 Molly Miller For your achievements with writing this year. You have put lots of effort into your learning and this has really shown in the quality of your written work. Ka pai tō mahi!

19 Annik Weir For picking up measurement concepts quickly in your new mathematics group.

20 Harlym McCabe His excellent role modelling of sportsmanship and helping to create an inclusive and powerful learning environment. Kaua e mate wheke mate ururoa


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22 Kadin Robinson For the effort you have been putting in in maths time. You are asking questions which is a great way to make sure you understand.

23 Emily Robinson For the consistent excellence you show across all learning areas. You are a reliable and diligent student with a keen sense of humour. He whetū koe!

Dance & Drama Makaia Hayes-Hemi For your awesome efforts this week during our improvisation unit. You pulled the cat out of the bag! Tumeke :)

Digital Technology

Paraone Black Room 7

For his positive attitude throughout the cycle.

Food Technology

Flynn Weatherall Room 9

For your increased effort with all learning tasks.

Music Christian Prietos Room 16

For your sharing with and encouragement of others during our first soundtrap lesson.

Visual Arts Ella Pahuru Room 11/12

For her positivity, creativity and care taken with all her work.

Math Magicians Charlotte Reihana Room 10

For your outstanding improvement in Algebra. Congratulations for getting a score of 100% in the end of term Snapshot! Great focus and concentration.

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By purchasing Bees Wax Wraps from the Graeme Dingle Foundation, you are not only making a better choice for the planet by helping to reduce plastics, you are also supporting the young people in our local community. 100% of all proceeds from the sale of our wraps go back into running our GDF programmes here in the western Bay of Plenty.

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YEAR 7 VISION TESTING OPT OUT FORM BELOW

Please return this form by Wednesday 6th November, if you DO NOT wish your child to have their vision tested.

YEAR 7 VISION SCREENING

Dear Parents/Caregivers On Monday 11 November 2019, the Vision Hearing Technicians, from the Bay of Plenty District Health Board, will be visiting our school to carry out routine distance vision screening. All students in Year 7 are included in this as part of the National Screening Programme. The screening test used checks distance vision only. It is NOT a full eye examination. (If you have concerns about close vision, please take your child to an optometrist).

- The student covers one eye and reads letters from a chart at a distance of 4 metres. - Boys also have a colour vision test. - Parents will be notified, by post, only when the screening results require further

testing by an optometrist. If you DO NOT wish to have your child’s vision tested for any reason, eg: if they have recently been examined by an optometrist or eye specialist, please sign the form below and return it to school before the testing date. Students who already have prescription glasses, do not need to be tested but DO need to return the below form.

Please cut here and return slip -----------------------------------------------------------------

REQUEST FOR ‘OPTING OUT’ OF VISION SCREENING I do not wish my child _______________________________________________ to have a vision test at school. Parent/Caregiver’s name: ____________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________________________ Room Number: ___________________________________________________


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