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Tēnā Koutou,
My name is Troy Anderson and I'm proud to lead the team here at Rongotea School. We are a rural school of 155 pupils in the heart of the Manawatu. We have eight amazing classrooms and a wonderful supportive community, an active Board of Trustees and a hard working PTA.
If you're considering us as a school for your child, please drop by, email me at principal@rongotea.school.nz or phone 06 324 8614.
Here at Rongotea School, we are very proud of the fantastic facilities we have. We have plenty of space to run around, play rugby, cricket, swim in our school pool, play tennis, bike on our bike track, exercise on our fitness track or play on our playgrounds.
We are currently focusing on developing a localised curriculum, this curriculum is developed to suit all learners at Rongotea School.
We have co-constructed classrooms, children setting student learning goals and next learning steps. It's important that each student knows what their learning goal is and what they can do to become successful life long learners.
Afternoon,
The weather doesn't look great for Wednesday next week and we cant use any other days after that as the field is already being used for Small Schools Athletics. So the decision has been made to have our school athletics on Monday (2nd November). Children are to coke to school in their house colours. If you can help with this event please email Jenna - jenna.mcdonald@rongotea.school
Also, next week on Friday is Gumboot Friday. Children are to come to school in mufti and if possible wearing their gumboots - Gold coin donation. We are very lucky that Gumboot Friday funds the first 4 sessions of counselling for each child that see Lynne. This makes it possible to have a counsellor on site every week.
Thanks
Morning Whanau,
Yesterday we had a conversation about students bringing toys into the classroom. This includes squishys and 3D printed things. I have explained to students that they are now banned in Team Huia. They are not to bring them into the classroom from now on. I don't mind if they are playing with them at morning tea and lunchtime but with bringing anything to school from home there is a risk of losing it or it getting broken. Please encourage students to keep toys at home, at school our learning comes first.
Thanks for your support,
Jess
See attached for this weeks assembly winners.
Afternoon all,
We are having a wee look at the weather for next week, with our eyes on Wednesday's weather. Its not looking great for our Athletics Day. With that in mind we will be making the decision on Friday afternoon if we will move our Athletics Day from Wednesday the 4th to Monday the 2nd. Keep an eye out for our communication around this on Friday afternoon.
Kia ora whānau,
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