We are a Primary School in Papakura, South Auckland. We currently have a Maori Immersion Unit as well as main stream classes. Kia Toa Kia Manawanui - Be the best that you can be!
Showing posts with label Whole School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whole School. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Room 11 keeping our school environment clean
Look at us. We are in room 11. We are learning to respect our school environment. We Keep our school clean by putting the rubbish in the bin.
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Thursday, 27 February 2014
All stationery for a successful year = $26
We have all of your child’s stationery for $26 inclusive of everything!!
Drop into the school office to make a payment or to begin paying this off
each week.
Help us help your child by paying for the stationery now or by paying
some and the rest later!!
Drop into the school office to make a payment or to begin paying this off
each week.
Help us help your child by paying for the stationery now or by paying
some and the rest later!!
Monday, 24 February 2014
Meet the Teacher Evening
Meet the teacher interviews
School Hall
Wednesday 5th March
Between 2.45pm - 5.30pm
School Hall
Wednesday 5th March
Between 2.45pm - 5.30pm
Friday, 7 February 2014
To Parents & Caregivers of children new to Kelvin Road School
Welcome,
Dear Parents / Caregivers,
Greetings, Kia ora, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia orana.
Welcome to Parents / Caregivers of children new to Kelvin Road
School.
Your child is attending a school that encourages promoting success for all of our students.
We work hard at providing excellent programmes of learning for your children from Y0-6 ( Y0 -8 immersion / bilingual).
Teachers and senior management team at Kelvin Road School proactively seek and value the input of students, staff and parents. We aim to build meaningful relationships with our community. We look for opportunities to build partnerships that will benefit your children's learning.
This may include your
attendance at home-school partnership meetings, interviews and Meet The Teacher
evenings, involvement in sharing your skills and knowledge (including cultural
knowledge) in the classrooms, and supporting your child to complete homework
activities.
We want all of our children to strive and achieve success and to be the very best they can be. Kia toa ….. kia manwanui !
We try to make the school a place that is safe and happy. A place where your child wants to come to learn and to develop the social skills and the competencies they will need for success.
Kelvin Road is YOUR school. It is here for YOUR children. By working together in partnership we will succeed.
Life can sometimes bring problems and challenges. It’s how we deal with them that is important. Small problems can grow into huge problems unless they are attended to early. So if you have any concerns about your child's learning and their school life please come along and talk about it. We will listen and try to accommodate your needs/ desires.
All the best for a happy and successful year.
Dear Parents / Caregivers,
Greetings, Kia ora, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia orana.
Welcome to Parents / Caregivers of children new to Kelvin Road
School.
Your child is attending a school that encourages promoting success for all of our students.
We work hard at providing excellent programmes of learning for your children from Y0-6 ( Y0 -8 immersion / bilingual).
Teachers and senior management team at Kelvin Road School proactively seek and value the input of students, staff and parents. We aim to build meaningful relationships with our community. We look for opportunities to build partnerships that will benefit your children's learning.
This may include your
attendance at home-school partnership meetings, interviews and Meet The Teacher
evenings, involvement in sharing your skills and knowledge (including cultural
knowledge) in the classrooms, and supporting your child to complete homework
activities.We want all of our children to strive and achieve success and to be the very best they can be. Kia toa ….. kia manwanui !
We try to make the school a place that is safe and happy. A place where your child wants to come to learn and to develop the social skills and the competencies they will need for success.
Kelvin Road is YOUR school. It is here for YOUR children. By working together in partnership we will succeed.
Life can sometimes bring problems and challenges. It’s how we deal with them that is important. Small problems can grow into huge problems unless they are attended to early. So if you have any concerns about your child's learning and their school life please come along and talk about it. We will listen and try to accommodate your needs/ desires.
All the best for a happy and successful year.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Jump Rope For Heart
Kelvin Road School did their bit to raise money for a very worthy charity. Children skipped for 45 minutes for a gold coin donation, today. Well done classes! All children took part and helped to raise money.
Skipping with a friend was so much fun
Skipping with a buddy or with a hula hoop.
Sunday, 26 September 2010
Kelvin Road Celebrates Book Week
This week, Kelvin Road School has been promoting reading through a variety of activities, which ended with a book character parade on Friday. Niva Retimanu opened Book Week on Monday with her favourite story 'Kiss! Kiss! Yuck! Yuck! We also had David Kemeys- the chief editor of Sunday Star and Lyn Kriegler an illustrator and author who taught us how she creates her stories using puppets and lots of imagination.
During the week, children read as many books as they could so that they could add a reading block to the book wall to create a collage of favourite stories. Some of the cool activities included making book marks, entering poster competitions, quiz and library hunt and entertainment with Starfish.
The parade was a fantastic event, which saw favourite book characters brought to life on stage. Willie Iosa came to talk with many of the characters and enjoy the last day of our book week fun.
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