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Mōrena, lovely to see the sun again today. Lovely day for a newsletter too
What a beautiful day to kick off Wiki 2 this term. Our M.M. today looked at how collaboration helps us to learn and grow - we talked about collaboration being where 2 or more people come together to achieve a goal, create/design/make or present something. To reflect our arts curriculum for this term we were lucky to have a drama demonstration from Charlize, Lily, Mikaesha, Chloe & Indie based around collaboration - tino pai tō mahi! We were excited to welcome Anna from Wednesday Challenge who came to present our school wide prize for Term 2 biggest mode shift!! What a fantastic team effort - "Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini, My strength is not that of one, but the strength of many". Ka rawe tō mahi to all our Bookmark Award winners - we love celebrating all the amazing mahi around our kura. Kia Hokahoka Kahurangi - you are all truly soaring high!
Keen to Make a Difference? Stand for the Selwyn Ridge School Board! Every three years all public schools in Aotearoa hold elections for their School Boards, and this is going to happen again in 2025. Nomination forms for our next 3 year Board term will be emailed on Friday 18 July. If you don’t have an email, our returning officer will send these out to you by post so you don’t miss out. What is a School Board?� The board is the school’s governing body. It sets the direction of the school, supports our principal, and works to ensure every ākonga can thrive in a safe, inclusive environment that honours Te Tiriti o Waitangi. While the principal manages the day-to-day running of the school, the board focuses on the big picture – things like strategy, finance, policy, property, and student achievement. Who can be on a the Board Parents, caregivers, whānau, and community members – people just like you! Board members come from all backgrounds. What matters most is a commitment to helping all tamariki succeed. Our board is made up of 5 community elected members, the Principal and a staff representative elected by the staff. What’s Involved? 2–3 meetings per term (around 2–2.5 hours each) Time to read documents and contribute to decision-making Honorarium payment for attending meetings Training and support available for all board members Why Join? Make a real difference in our school and community Build new skills and connections Help shape a bright future for our tamariki Key dates Call for nominations - Friday 18 July Nominations close - 12pm Wednesday 6 August Voting begins - Wednesday 13 August Voting closes - 4pm Wednesday 10 September Votes counted - Tuesday 16 September Want to Learn More?� Visit schoolboardelections.org.nz email or chat to our Principal, Craig Price (c.price@selwynridge.school.nz) or a current board member. Let’s shape the future – together.� Get on Board!
FYI - Parent / whānau information session coming up ...
Kia ora whānau I’m excited to present this new parent education programme in response to a need amongst some of our tamariki lately. We have worked very closely with Katrina and Rochelle in the past to support our kids on the ridge and can highly recommend their knowledge, skills and approach. Please let me (Tanya t.healy@selwynridge.school.nz)know asap if this is an opportunity you’d like to take advantage of. Ngā mihi