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Continuing to support

Tuturumuri School

Week 2, Term 2, 2016 From the Principal’s Chair Kia ora tena koutou katoa The students have returned from the holidays and are back into the full swing of school. The end of the holidays saw a good turnout from parents, staff and the wider community to support the catering fundraising at the Tora Challenge. Many thanks to all those who offered their help on the day and special thanks to Tineke who did a stunning job in coordinating the food and roles for volunteers. The students have set new goals for the term and have been assessed in basic facts, handwrit-ing and spelling. At the end of last term, I gave the students a survey to fill in about their learning and our teaching styles. These came back very positive and will ensure we try to cater for all of the students’ individual wants and needs around the delivery of our curriculum. The Board of Trustees as it stands will meet for the last meeting on 16th May before the elec-tions. Parents, please watch out for the information and nomination forms that were sent home on Monday of this week This term, the students will be looking at different ways of recycling with the aim of producing a wearable arts outfit by the end of the term. Each of the students have planned a personalised floor cushion that they will be completing over the term. The focus of literacy is on speeches based on reports. The students will also be training for cross-country to be held at Kahutara School at the end of Week 6. This term, the students will also take part in the Tuturumuri School Masterchef Competition which they are looking forward to again this year. We held a Uniform Day at the end of the term and this was well supported by both staff and stu-dents. We even managed to get our local postie, Derek, in for the photo. On a personal note, I would like to thank Josh Hawkins and his team from Martinborough Transport for sponsoring my daughter, Lauren who made the Wairarapa College 1st XI Hockey Team. The money will go towards their new uniforms.

Jo Mahoney

Principal

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Tora Challenge Fundraiser Thanks to Tineke and Stew McNeil our little school again catered for the Tora Challenge on Sunday 1 May. Tineke and Stew without all your extensive preparations, organisation and many, many hours of work this fundraiser would not have been possible, thank you is simply not enough, you guys are awesome. Tuturumuri School is grateful for the assistance received and would like to thank the following people (in no particular order): Kiri & James Elworthy and Jenny & Chris Bargh – The Tora Coastal Walk for another fundraising opportunity. Sara Murphy and Doug Harris for the donation of an accommodation stay at their Beach house, which the school raffled off on the day. All our community bakers for your top standard and presentation of your tasty treats, many competitors were bowled over by the choices, well done. Mike and Fiona Firth for the donation of lamb for the burgers on the day. Thanks to all our valuable community helpers over the weekend (in no particular order): Paddy, Anne & Ed, Renita and Leith, Anna and Jonesey. We appreciate you all for giving up you time. Thanks to our parents, our children’s grandparents for childcare allowing the parents to be able to give up their time – Tineke’s Dad Chris, Mike’s Mum Judy, Ange’s parents Malcolm and Pauline. We were lucky to have a number of sponsors, please see the pic of the sponsor’s board which was proudly displayed on the day, thanks to all of you, and a special thank you to Martinborough Coastal Development Ltd, and the Pukemanu Tavern. Sponsors: Martinborough Coastal Development Ltd, Pukemanu Tavern, Ondy Herrick Farmlands Real Estate, Hire Pool, Te Awaiti Hunting Adventures, Seeds & Cereals Masterton, Lisa Falk - World Travellers Masterton, Kitcheners Dairy, Dot Kids Martinborough, Pain & Kershaw grocery dept, Neighbourhood Café Martinborough, David Jones. Finally our school parents, students, our Principal and teacher, who helped out or gave their time to the fundraiser. Thanks everyone!

Travis our Virtues Bear We award Travis to one student and Tidy Kiwi each fortnight who has shown some or all of the virtues including: Excellence, Cooperation, Self-Discipline, Honesty, Creativity and Respect. In Week 1, goes to Pippa. Pippa has shown excellence in reading. Well done, Pippa!

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13th May 2016

What’s Coming Up At School

Every Second Thursday Playgroup in the Activity Room, all welcome

May

Monday, 2nd - 9am - Start of Term 2

Monday, 16th - BOT Meeting

Tuesday, 24th or Wednesday 25th, - 3 Way Student/Teacher/Parent Con-

ference (Contact office to book a time)

Monday, 30th - Week 1 Technology Yr 7 (Also, 13, 20,27 June)

June

Wednesday, 1st - Rippa Rugby Yr 5-8 (TBC)

Monday, 6th - Queens Birthday (No School)

Tuesday, 7th - Student Speeches - 10.30am all invited

Tidy Kiwi Award

Tidy Kiwi is given out to a student who has demonstrat-ed care for our school and classroom environment. Jacob was the recipient of Tidy Kiwi in week 2 for keeping his storage area tidy and organised. Well done, Jacob!

Teacher and Principal Awards

Our first assembly for this term was held on Tuesday of this week and was run by Pippa. Miss Pickering presented Pippa with a certificate for ex-cellence in speech writing. James too received a certifi-cate for excellence in speech writing. Miss Mahoney awarded Mackenzi the Principal’s Award for perseverance with her spelling.

School Values - E = Excellence

The students are working through the school values and to them “E” means

Excellence. Trying hard to achieve. Trying your best! Striving in your work. Do-

ing ordinary things extraordinarily well!

YUMMY STICKERS, BREAD Bags and DENTAL products for recycling

We are asking our community to once again send in their Yummy fruit stickers and dental products to school. Also bread bags for Goodman Felder products. Including Sunny Crust (Bread, Buns and Wraps) Country Split, Molenberg, Freyas and Vogels.

KOS = Keeping Our Kids Safe Constables’ Sue and Keeley talking with the Children. Yr 1 - 4 are talking about keeping themselves safe. Yr 6 & 7 are discussing Kia Kaha & Bullying including stranger danger. This was their third, of five visits to the school.

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THANK YOU

Again, to Tineke and her crew on the day of the Challenge. Fantastic Job! Jocelyn for the piano lessons Wayne, for fixing the wheelbarrow James Elworthy for helping the school out, when we were running low on water. WELCOME & HAPPY BIRTHDAY Adrian Busby who turned five on the 17th April .

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Nga kupu o te wiki Practicing the correct pronunciation

tėpu - table Sounds like: tear-poo tūru - chair/stool Sounds like: too-roo (roll the r) Umu - oven/cooker Sounds like: ooh-moo

2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEE PARENT ELECTIONS

TUTURUMURI SCHOOL

School profile number: _____3052________

Nominations are invited for the election of four (4) parent representatives to the board of trustees.

Nomination Form Enclosed is a nomination form to enable you to put your name forward as a

candidate in the forthcoming board of trustees’ election, or to nominate someone else as a candi-

date.

NOTE: If you are on the school roll and eligible to vote, then you can nominate yourself and do

not require a seconder, but you must sign both parts of the form. Information on those who are

ineligible to stand for election is on the back of the nomination form (Form 1).

Complete the nomination form, including the necessary signatures.

Complete the candidate’s contact details, including their address and telephone numbers (home

and mobile), and post or hand deliver the form to the returning officer at the address shown below.

Nominations close at 12 noon on Friday 20 May 2016.

Candidate Statement As a candidate you are invited to submit a brief (up to 400 words) state-

ment.

NOTE: The returning officer may omit or abridge any part of the candidate’s statement where it

exceeds 400 words, or is offensive or defamatory. It is the candidate’s responsibility to ensure the

signed candidate’s statement is received by the returning officer.

If the statement is not received by 12 noon on Friday 20 May 2016 your statement cannot be sent

to voters with the voting papers.

Voting Roll A copy of the voting roll is available for inspection at the school office during nor-

mal school hours.

Eligibility Anyone, other than those ineligible under sections 103 and 103A of the Education Act

1989, may stand for election for the board of trustees. However, if you are not on the voting roll

you must be nominated by a person who is.

Scrutineers A candidate may appoint a scrutineer to observe the vote count. Please advise the

returning officer in writing of the scrutineer’s name and contact details before election day.

Voting and results of the election If there are more nominations than vacancies for parent repre-

sentatives, eligible voters will be posted voting papers and candidates’ statements (where provid-

ed) on or before Wednesday 25 May 2016.

The poll closes at 12 noon on 3 June 2016. The highest polling candidates will be elected to the

board of trustees. The results will be made available at the school and also published in a local

newspaper. Nomination forms are available in te reo Māori. Please contact the returning officer if

these are required. Post or hand deliver completed nomination forms to:

Amanda Bargh

Greentops, RD2, Martinborough 5782

Community Notices

Work Wanted - Babysitting, house cleaning, gardening etc. Available most Saturdays or Sundays (can stay overnight) Lauren Mahoney, age 14. Phone: 06 306 9947 Junior Tough Guy/Tough Gal Challenge - Getting Muddy to Cure Kids www.eventpromotions.co.nz for more information. If interested, complete registration form online or contact aimee@eventpromotions.co.nz Parents will need to be available to provide transport to and from this event and full supervision is required as no teachers will be attending. School will remain open for non-participants. This is to be held on Thursday 4th August. Passionfruit Plants - The school has FIVE plants to sell. Kindly hand raised by Anne. $5.00 each. Sold on a ‘First In, First Served’ basis. Available NOW from the school. Worm Wine - Selling now at Tuturumuri School. Drop by for a bottle. Only $2 each. Your plants will love you for it (and we’ll think you’re pretty awesome, too!). The students are continually making more of this “yummy” wine… Tank Cleaning and Repairs—Mobi Kair: Neil Tomlin has done the school tanks and is very thorough and reasonable in rates. He also guarantees his work. Phone 06 377 2335 or Mob: 0274 945 434.