What's happening?

 Hi All

Just a few notes before you start the weekend.

1. Car seat checking clinic 21 June @ Pak n Save Glen Innes 11am to 1pm - free just turn up.

2. The Emerging Leaders group had a fantastic day at the Warriors Stadium where their topic was about placing the right mantra in your thoughts. 

3. Following on from your recent feedback requesting more competitive sport, we are requesting assistance from parents to manage the 3-on-3 basketball Thursday afternoon play at Tamaki Recreation Centre during term 3.  

We are looking to enter groups in the year 3&4, year 5&6 and year 7&8 groups.  If you are able to assist, please let me know and we'll share the final details.

4. THURSDAY 24 June school CLOSES at 1pm to allow staff to attend their NZEI union meeting. Please ensure that your child is collect promptly at 1pm.

                                                 

Enrolling at College 2022

Good  Morning All

Do you have a child in Year 8?  Have you decided on which college they will attend?  Are you aware that all colleges now have enrolment zones and that early applications are required for out-of-zone applications?

 Tamaki College is accepting online registrations.  Use this link -   Online Enrolment Application for whanau to begin enrolling for 2022. 

https://tamaki.school.kiwi/index.php/enrolment 

 If you need hard copies of the application, these can also be picked up from our front office.

Get ahead!

New GIS Logo

Hi All

At our recent whole school Whanau/ Family/ Aiga/ Famili Night we chatted about three important changes that are happening for our school.  

1. The School Zone which is to be implemented from January 2022. Consultation with the MOE (not the school) starts in three weeks time. See our school website for new information as it becomes available.

2. The new school buildings which are being presented to the Board for sign-off with phase one complete by 2023.

3. Because we are rebuilding, we introduced the proposed new school logo for commentary.  If you would like to discuss any of these items, do call in at school and we'll find time to chat.

                                    

King and Queen of the Mountain

 Morning All

After another fun event for our senior students on Friday, which included getting everyone exhausted - including the police dogs on display the following students were acknowledged for their efforts.

Queen of the Mountain: Nia Jaye Witika

King of the Mountain:   Benson Utanga

2nd girl:   Milika Vaisima

2nd boy:   Peliasi Tu'akoi

Most improved:   Honor Pao and Marcaiyla  Tereroa

Effort:  Legin Robinson, Layla Smith and TJ Faaea

Thank You to Mr Steve of Breakfast Club for the kind donation of the prizes.

 

Have you remembered?

 Good Morning all

Tonight, 3 June at 5 pm, join us for a free sausage sizzle and child care as we meet at 5:30pm to chat about the two Ministry of Education decisions to affect us. 

Firstly there is the school zone, secondly the new building programme - but we are most excited about launching our proposed new logo for your comment. Copies of the design and the meaning behind the different parts of the proposed logo will be available at the meeting.

Come and collect your lucky draw ticket from Mr Hendricks when you return your feedback sheet tonight.

See you later!

Whanau Meeting

This Thursday, 3 June at 5 pm, join us for a free sausage sizzle and child care as we meet at 5:30pm to chat about the two Ministry of Education decisions to affect us. 

Firstly there is the school zone, secondly the new building programme - but most importantly we are launching our proposed new logo for your comment. Copies of the design and the meaning behind the different parts of the proposed logo will be available at the meeting.

Please collect your lucky draw ticket from Mr Hendricks!

See you Thursday