We held an Art Exhibition this term. Here are a couple of images from it (Mr McMillan's favourites!). Look in the school newsletter for Term 3 Week 10 to see other favourites.
Thursday, 1 October 2020
Saturday, 25 January 2020
School Starting 2020
Term 1 starts back Monday 3rd February, 8.30am.
The school office will be open for new enrollments and stationery sales on Thursday 30th and Friday 31st January from 9.30am-2.30pm.
All stationery packs are purchased from the school and prices vary depending on year level.
If you cannot come on these days please be aware there maybe be considerable wait times on the first day of term, so please be patient.
If you are enrolling a child new to our school we will require proof of address to show you are within our school zone, their birth certificate and their immunisation certificate. They will also need full uniform and stationery to start. They are also required to be interviewed before starting school. These interviews can be done on the 30th and 31st of January, but you will need to get in early before the time slots fill up.
The school office will be open for new enrollments and stationery sales on Thursday 30th and Friday 31st January from 9.30am-2.30pm.
All stationery packs are purchased from the school and prices vary depending on year level.
If you cannot come on these days please be aware there maybe be considerable wait times on the first day of term, so please be patient.
If you are enrolling a child new to our school we will require proof of address to show you are within our school zone, their birth certificate and their immunisation certificate. They will also need full uniform and stationery to start. They are also required to be interviewed before starting school. These interviews can be done on the 30th and 31st of January, but you will need to get in early before the time slots fill up.
Thursday, 4 July 2019
Thursday, 23 May 2019
Kelvin Road School Visits the Zoo
All of the Kelvin Road School pupils hopped onto buses and traveled to the Auckland Zoo over this week. The pupils were able to see many of the animals and listen to stories and explanations about them in the context of Matauranga Maori.
It was very exciting to see the animals in the stories that we had been reading or hearing about in class. One animal we saw was the Kaka. In stories, the naughty Kaka tricked the Kakariki into giving up its bright, beautiful feathers. We did notice that the Kakariki was keeping its distance from the Kaka but that could just be a coincidence!
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