News

Minister of education Jan Tinetti paid Thames a visit on June 30. It was a flying visit, with stops at Moanataiari School, Thames Early Learning Centre, Thames High School and Thames South School.

A trio of protection signs designed by Moanataiari School students were unveiled and erected during a field trip to K uranui Bay on March 29.

Zara Johnson has just had the shortest haircut of her life – and it’s all for a good cause.

Year five and six students from seven Thames Valley schools gathered at Pārāwai School on March 24 to compete in the annual Epro8 science challenge.

Kia ora tātou, It’s lovely to hear about the achievements that are noted in this week’s newsletter.

Kia ora Moanataiari Whānau,

Kia ora tātou, Many thanks to our fantastic PTA team for running another very successful movie night fund-raiser. A great time was had by all.

Kia ora tātou, Another very busy school week ahead, and we look forward to seeing many of you at our fun movie night this Friday.

Kia ora tātou, Welcome back, everyone, to a busy Term 2. I hope you all had a restful break.

Kia ora tātou, Our newsletters are published on the first day of the school week. To keep up to date with what is happening at school please check the newsletter on SkoolLoop or Facebook, or let our office know if you would like it sent to you via email (if you haven’t already) or a paper copy sent home.

Kia ora tātou, It is with much sadness that we must farewell our wonderful caretaker, Brendon Arnold. We wish Brendon and his family all the very best in their new town and ventures.

Kia ora koutou, We have been informed by NZEI that there is a paid stop work meeting (PUM) for our teaching staff taking place on Monday 25th March at 1.30pm.