These have been advertised for 2018 and have now closed.
As we have several out of zone positions applied for and no actual positions advertised there will be a ballot on the 25th of October. This ballot will simply be to determine each child's place on the waiting list for a year one position in 2018.
Positions for other year levels were also not advertised and will be placed on the waiting list.
If you are in zone and have a child that will be attending our school in 2018, 2019 or 2020 and you have not yet let us know, please do so. It is crucial we have a clear picture of in zone growth to allow for future planning.
You can let us know by emailing principal@kaurihohoreschool.co.nz or admin@kaurihohoreschool.co.nz or by phoning the school office during term time on 09 4350 041.
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- Strategic Plan 2026-2028 - Annual Implementation Plan 2026
- Strategic Planning 2024 - 2025
- Term One 2026 Swimming Timetable
- The Narrative Behind Our Name
- Understanding the Curriculum - Parent Portal
Sunday, October 1, 2017
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Ag and Flower Day
Agricultural and Flower Day - 27th September 2017
An optional item will be made in classes prior to the day.
Food available for sale on the day.
Family Challenge
5 + a day challenge fruit vege creation - this is a family challenge. Use fruit and vegetables to create an animal. Everyone is welcome to enter this challenge, however it is not compulsory. Please send your entries into the library, these will be judged along with all other items on the day at 10.30am. Please do not take these items away until they have been viewed after judging.
These Items will be made on the day: Please note, some items require things to be provided
Aqua Jar - Completed at school, bring an appropriate flower to stick to the lid and a clean jar without a label if you have one. - (rooms 6 - 10 only)
Paper Vase of Flowers - Bring flowers appropriate to stick to paper with long stalks. - (Room 1 - 5 only)
Spring Craft - class choice (Classroom teacher will let you know if anything is needed from home.
Buttonhole - (Room 6 - 10 only) Bring a flower and foliage that are suitable for a
buttonhole
Miniature Garden - (Room 6-10 only)- Accessories from home, will be discussed in class.
Vaseline saucer - All Classes
(Children will need to bring a saucer or plastic lid and some flowers that have good petals. They will also need vaseline)
Vaseline saucers will be judged on the effectiveness of the pattern created.
Children are to take their saucer home at the conclusion of the day.
The items highlighted in yellow, need to be brought along on the day in a named plastic bag, container or bucket.
Organisation of the day: (please note, no domestic animals will be judged this year.)
9 - 10.30pm - Completion of items (10.30 judging begins) Children complete these items independently without adult help.
10.30 - Ag day animals start to be judged out on field.
11.00 - Morning Tea (Ag day animals will continue to be judged at this time.)
11.30 - Rooms will be available for viewing. Children view other classes together in class lots
12.15pm - Lunch time. (Ag day animals will continue to be judged during this time)
1.30pm - Conclusion of Lunch time. Children return to class.
Children may go home early, but do not have to, as class will resume as normal. If you take your child home, please sign them out at the office and let their teacher know.
Friday, August 25, 2017
New Entrant Information Evening
Kaurihohore
School will be holding a community group meeting on
Thursday 7
September 2017 at 6.30 pm in Room 1.
As
in the past the topic for this meeting is New
Entrant Information and will be an informal discussion about the
achievement expectations for children in their first year at school and what
our curriculum covers.
People with children who have already started at Kaurihohore School this term or will be
starting in the next few weeks of Term 3, during Term 4 this year or on our
waiting list to start in Term 1 or 2 next year, are invited to come along
and listen to the presentation and ask any questions you may have concerning
your child’s education and what to expect when your child starts school.
If
you have attended one of these meetings in the past with a sibling, the content
is the same and it is not necessary for you to attend. However you are most
welcome if you would like to.
For
out of zone children starting in 2018, attendance at this meeting is in no way confirmation your
child has been allocated an out of zone position.
Please
RSVP the school by Friday 1 September
2017 for photocopying and planning purposes.
Cohort Policy - 2018
Kaurihohore school will be implementing a cohort entry policy next year. This link will give you more information if you have a child starting school next year. Basically if their birthday falls before the middle of a term, they will start on day one of that term. If their birthday falls after the middle of the term, they will start on day one of the next term. To make this easier the Ministry has set cut off dates for each term. We have only had positive feedback on adopting this policy and believe it will make the transition to school easier for teachers and children. Please remember, when a child starts school is up to you, and every child is different. If your child has a birthday before the mid-term date indicated, but you would prefer them to start following their fifth birthday at the start of the next term, this is absolutely fine, just let us know. Chrissie will be in touch regarding visit dates as per usual.
https://parents.education.govt.nz/primary-school/your-child-at-school/cohort-entry/
https://parents.education.govt.nz/primary-school/your-child-at-school/cohort-entry/
Friday, August 18, 2017
Cross Country Results
Results of the recent school cross country can be found here.
We had great weather for the event and it was nice not to have the umbrellas out.
Children who ran in their ages from January 1st 2017 may now be eligible to represent our school at the Whangarei Cross Country event. Laura Parker will notify these children.
Thank you to everyone who managed to get along to the event and support our children.
We had great weather for the event and it was nice not to have the umbrellas out.
Children who ran in their ages from January 1st 2017 may now be eligible to represent our school at the Whangarei Cross Country event. Laura Parker will notify these children.
Thank you to everyone who managed to get along to the event and support our children.
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Cross Country Information
KAURIHOHORE SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY
OUTLINE OF THE DAY
School cross country will be held on Wednesday the 16th of
August. People are welcome to come and watch. It is very
important that cars are parked and not exiting the school during the events. This is a normal school day and we prefer if children do not go home early. There is no postponement date for this event so all attempts will be made to go ahead. In the event of bad weather it is likely we may cancel the junior section of the day, but will still go ahead with the Senior races, as these are vital if in order for children to qualify for the Whangarei cross country. All children should have a change of clothes as the course is currently very muddy. At 10.05am the school will assemble on the courts. All races other than the Year 0/1 races go outside of the school grounds. Start Time - 10.15am Please note in the races with an age nominated, children will run in the group that matches their age as of January 1st.
APPROXIMATE Race Times:
Juniors
Year 0’s - 10.15
Year 1’s - 10.20
Year 2’s - 10.25
Year 3’s + 7 year olds - 10.35
Morning Tea - 10.45am
Seniors
8yrs - 11.30
9yrs - 11.50
10+yrs - 12.10
There may be a fun run at the start of the Senior block of races if we have entries for this race.
There may be a fun run at the start of the Senior block of races if we have entries for this race.
Please do not expect office staff to know which races have run or
are due to run, your best bet is to be there during the block of
your child’s race.
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