News and Notices
On Monday the 4th of March the Team Lee children performed a Haka called 'From the Begninning'
Here is the video link of the performance for you to enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyBIjcWuEhY&feature=youtu.be&safe=active
Term 1: 30th Jan to 19th April
Term 2: 6th May to 12th July
Term 3: 29th July to 27th September
Term 4: 14th October to 13th December
Quiz Night is back again!! This year it's being held at Classic Flyers and will be better than last year so study hard and get your tickets before they run out!
Māori Whānau Hui Tuesday 24 July 7pm School Library Nau mai haere mai whānau – come along and join us next Tuesday as we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. This is our third hui of the year and we have a full agenda. If you have an interest in Māori achieving as Māori and want to meet other whānau from our school, this is the hui for you. Most importantly, Constable Den is bringing along his guitar to teach us all a waiata! Kaua e whakamā whānau – don’t’ be shy, ALL are welcome. Any enquiries can be directed to Michelle Te Ahuru ph.574 2305 and 027 687 1702.
Last week Mrs Campbell and her class contributed to our school by planting some plants in our school gardens (with a bit of help from Mr Wilson). Mrs Campbell organises our school for the Paper for Trees programme where our school recycles paper and we are given native trees and plants for our school. The new plants are busy growing in gardens close to both the Orkney and Lee Street entrances to our school. Feel free to have a look at their handywork. So a big thank you to Rm 9 and Mrs Campbell for contributing to our school, the gardens look great!
This is a poem about our recent camp at Lakes Ranch.
By Lily (in Rm 15)
Today at assembly we had a special guest. His name was Challium Poppy, he is an opera singer. Challium began singing in a church choir at the age of 4, moving to Austria when he was 16 to train as an opera singer. He has sung all over Europe and Canada and now lives here in Mount Maunganui in New Zealand.
Today Challium sang us an Italian song, it was all about love. Did you know that Opera was created in Italy 400 years ago?
I think we were really lucky to have someone like Challium give up his time to sing for us here at Mount Primary.
By Luke (Rm 17)
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