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Hockey Draw - 22 May Year 1/2
Salford Southern Lights vs St Theresa's Kings - 3:45pm - Turf 1b Salford Northern Lights vs Waihopai Small Sticks - 3:45pm - Turf 1a Year 3/4 Salford Northern Shots vs Myross Bush Orange - 3:45pm - turf 2d Salford Northern Jets vs Windsor Yellow Yaks - 4:30pm - turf 2a Year 5/6 Salford Hearts vs Makarewa Maksticks - 5:40pm - turf 2a Salford Storm vs St Theresa's Stars - 6:20pm - turf 1b Newsletter - 20th June 2019WHATS ON:
Salford School Cross Country.16th May 2019
Dear Parents and Caregivers, Salford will be having its own cross-country on Tuesday 21st May. The top five NE & Y1s plus the top ten Y2, Y3, Y4, 9, 10 and 11 year-old, boys and girls will represent Salford at the Phoenix Zone cross country being held at Bluff on Tuesday 28th May. VENUE: Salford School grounds and Waihopai Walkway DATE: Tuesday 21st May TIME: First race starting at 2.10pm POSTPONEMENT: The postponement day is Wednesday 22nd May. Postponement on the school website and Facebook Page from 12pm. However, we will try to run the event regardless of the weather. EVENTS: 2.10 - Race 1 New Entrant 2:13 - Race 2 Year 1 2:16 - Race 3 Year 2 2:19 - Race 4 Year 3 PLUS any Year 4s who will be 8 years of age 2:22 - Race 5 9-year-old girls 2:25 - Race 6 9-year-old boys 2:28 - Race 7 10-year-old girls 2:31 - Race 8 10-year-old boys 2:34 - Race 9 11-year-old girls 2:37 - Race 10 11-year-old boys(AGE AS ON THE 31 DECEMBER 2019) Students are to run in school uniform and shoes are compulsory! We recommend that children bring a change of footwear and socks to school. To help manage this event I do require some parent help. I will make sure that you are placed on the course where you are able to see your child run. The form has been loaded to SchoolStream or you may complete the form attached here. Kind regards,Sharon Soper, (Sports Coordinator) Hauroko House Treat to Queens Park -
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Please note that the Treat for students in Hauroko House tomorrow the 16th of May, has been postponed owing to the weather. New date will be advised. Southern Steel School FundraiserHi there,
If you would like to participate in this fundraiser offer for your school, simply share the below graphic and message content out to your school community. SALFORD SCHOOLS PROMO CODE: Salford To take advantage of this special fundraising offer for your school, simply go to www.ticketrocket.co.nz and enter your schools promocode Salford in the promocode box. $5 from every ticket sold using your school promo code goes to the school. Your Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel is taking on the Northern Stars in their final game before heading into the ANZ Premiership finals! Make sure you're courtside May 22 and feel it LIVE! Grab your tickets today! 
PTA FUN RUN - PostponedDear Parents and Caregivers,
Please note the FUN RUN today has been postponed and weather dependant, this will be held on Thursday 23rd of May starting at 1:45pm. PTA FUN RUN - 14th May starting at 1.45pm
Dear Parents/Caregivers,
A reminder that the PTA Fun Run is on tomorrow and all students are to come to school in the morning in their House colours. If the weather is in doubt, a call will be made at 11.00am if this event is to be postponed/cancelled. Elections 2019 - Step forward for our school.
Hockey Draw - 8th MayYear 1/2
Salford Northern Lights vs Salford Southern Lights - 3:45pm - Turf 2a Year 3/4 Salford Northern Shots vs St Josephs Reds - 4:20pm - Turf 2a Salford Northern Jets vs Myross Bush Green - 4:20pm - Turf 1b Year 5/6 Salford Storm vs Hauroko Strokers - 5:40pm - Turf 1b Salford Hearts vs Windsor Red Ravens - Turf 6:20pm - Turf 1a HOCKEY - CONFIRMED TEAMSHockey starts tomorrow - 8th of May.
All children to have hockey sticks, shin pads and mouth guards. Uniform is school uniform i.e. School Tee and shorts.Confirmed Hockey teams are: YEAR 1/2 Salford Northern Lights: Chase, Lewis, Jett, Oliver W, Patrick, Nate, and 1 player from New River. Coach - Anthony Denissen Salford Southern Lights: Ayda, Tia, Madison R, Nina, 2 players from New River, 1 other student - Parent/Supports - Nicola Boutcher and Kelly Ramsay. (Other Parents please support Nicola and Kelly) YEAR 3/4 Salford Northern Shots: Kyle, Charlie M, Will, Jack, Joshua, Levi - Parent Support : Jodie Muir (Other Parents, please support Jodie) Salford Northern Jets: Ashleigh, Azelri, Emma, Pippa, Athena-Jean, Layla - Parent Support: to be confirmed. YEAR 5/6 Salford Storm: Henry, Cayden, Nate, Damian, James, Baxter and Erin - Coach - Janine Hopcroft and Ainslie Templeton Salford Hearts: Kezia, Arley, Mercedes, Isi, Cash, Nichole - Coach: Charly Faherty assisted by Wendy McLaren Newsletter - 6th May 2019WHATS ON:
INVITATION: Community Cuppa and Catchup
Lucky Book Club - Issue 3Dear Parents and Caregivers,
SCHOLASTIC - LUCKY BOOK CLUB Issue No 3 / 2019 is here and it is the new order form that contains information about the new online ordering system called LOOP. Our classrooms are all set up online including a GIFT classroom. The GIFT classroom is for orders that are to be kept aside as gifts and must be collected by parents. Ordering through School - Closes 9/5/2019 Complete the order form and along with your payment option, return to school.
ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN A SEALED ENVELOPE AND PLACE IN THE SALFORD SCHOOL POST BOX in the Office (BLUE) Online ordering - Closes 9/5/2019
Kind regards Tania Perriam, Room 4 ANAPHYLAXIS AWARENESS AND SAFETYDear Parents and Whanau
ANAPHYLAXIS AWARENESS AND SAFETY You will all be aware of the extreme reactions that bee stings, nuts and other food or plant allergies can bring to children. At Salford School we have staff and students with varying allergies and body responses to these allergens. Some that can be treated easily with antihistamine or creams and others that are more severe requiring epi-pens and immediate medical treatment. The intensity of exposure and resulting reactions vary just as much as the treatment. We currently have a student who is a level 6 reactor. This is the highest level there is on this scale. This means that should they come into contact with nuts at all (even if someone else has had a peanut butter sandwich and touched a door handle and then the child touches the door handle some time afterward) their body will react violently and quickly leaving the smallest amount of time for help to be obtained and administered. In order to support this child (and others who also react but not so strongly) in being able to attend school safely, Salford School will be a nut free school. We please ask that you support this by ensuring children do not bring nuts, nut products or food items containing nuts to school at any time. Just the residue of nut traces on someone’s hands is enough to cause a rapid, violent reaction. Thank you for helping us keep all of the children at Salford School safe. Sincerely Sarah Gibbs Principal Salford School Easter Fundraiser is wrapping up.Dear Parents and Caregivers,
We would like to wrap up what has been a very successful Easter fundraiser for the School before the holiday break - Friday 12th of April. While we believe our sellers are exhausted, they have done a brilliant job. We do have 5 lonely boxes in the office if there is anyone who feels they may be able to sell just one more........... To those families who are still to return their monies, can these please come into school over the next three days. Please do not have children leave money in their backpacks. Thanking you all sincerely for your efforts. Newsletter - 8th AprilREMINDERS:
STUDENT LUNCHES Daily—Heat-ups - see website. Wednesday—Subway Orders (Order by 9:00am at the Office) Friday - PTA Sausage Sizzle—$2.00 each WHATS ON: 11 Apr—School Hockey Tournament 12 Apr — Values Assembly—2:20pm 12 Apr—End of Term 117 Apr —Hockey Registrations close—please use the SchoolStream registration. 29 Apr—Start of Term 2 30 Apr— PMP starts Rms 9, 10 & 11 1 May—PTA AGM—all Welcome 14 May—PTA Fun Run22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare Keep checking our SchoolStream and our School website for notices and updates.
Values Assembly - 12th AprilDear Parents and Caregivers,
A reminder that we will have a "Values" Assembly this Friday and will be wishing Mr Harris well for his retirement. Please be seated by 2:20pm. 
Easter Fundraiser sales.Dear Parents/Caregivers,
Just touching base to see how the sales are going. It is important that this is a "wrap" before the end of term, and we are mindful that Year 6 students will be away on Camp between 3-5 April. This is a time based fundraiser i.e. centred around the Easter Celebration and in particular the "Easter Bunny Hunt". As sales are complete please return monies to the office in a named fundraising envelope, or envelope that is clearly marked with your child's name and room number. Your assistance in supporting this fundraiser is greatly appreciated. regards 27 March 2019
HEATH NOTICE – Hand, foot and mouth disease Dear Parents and Caregivers, We have been advised today that we have a student confirmed with Hand, foot and mouth disease. Hand, foot and mouth disease can be a mild or a very serious illness. It is caused by a virus, and is most common in children under 10. Hand, foot and mouth disease appears most often in warm weather (which we have had a lot of lately) – usually in the summer or early autumn. Symptoms Mild fever is usually the first sign of hand, foot and mouth disease. This starts 3–5 days after your child has been exposed to the disease. After the fever starts, your child may develop other symptoms, including:
Treatment The only medicine recommended for hand, foot and mouth disease is paracetamol. Most blisters disappear without causing problems. In the mouth, however, some may form shallow, painful sores that look similar to cold sores. If your child’s mouth is sore, don’t give them sour, salty or spicy foods. Make sure they drink plenty of liquids to avoid getting dehydrated. Prevention Hand, foot and mouth disease is spread by coughing or sneezing, or by contact with mucus, saliva, blisters or the bowel movements of an infected person. Children are contagious (‘catching’) for around 7–10 days. Keep your child home from school or childcare until blisters have dried. If blisters are able to be covered and the child is feeling well, they will not need to be excluded.
Call the Healthline 0800 611 116 if you are unsure of what you should do. 
Sport Registration - Whack n Run - Term 2Squash Southland are excited to offer you our fun after school squash programme, WHACK N RUN.
This will run for a total of 6 weeks and is an individual event. Students are encouraged to wear school sports apparel. NUMBERS ARE LIMITED - Entries close April 5th This is offered to students in Years 3 - 6 only and will be held on a Tuesday 3:30 to 4:45pm - starting May 7 and ending June 11th at the ILT Stadium Southland. Ideally, all participants should be able to hold a rally. Students will play against similar abilities wherever possible. Cost - $25.00 per student Fun, social competition with certificates included .Games: Game time will depend on the number of entries but in most cases students will play 2 or 3 sets per day. We use the Point A Rally [PAR] scoring system to 20. [Must win by 2 points]. Players will be taught how to score and are expected to do so before or after their games [help is provided for this when necessary]. Whack n Run is a great introduction to the game of squash but experienced players are more than welcome. I can set aside a court for 3 set games if needed. Equipment: Proper attire is to be worn i.e. non marking shoes Squash Southland will supply eye wear which MUST be worn on court when using real squash balls Balls and racquets are provided for students if required PLEASE REGISTER VIA SCHOOL STREAM OR PICK UP A CC OF THE REGISTRATION FORM FROM THE OFFICE. Sport Registration Year 5 and 6 Mother Earth
This programme is run on Tuesday afternoons, from 7th May to the 2nd July at the ILT Stadium between 3:30pm and 5:30pm (No games on Tuesday 25th June)
Cost is $42.00 per player. Team registrations close on the 5th of April. Teams must provide a coach/umpire for all games. Compulsory coaches training workshops will be held on Tuesday 9th April and Tuesday 30th April at the ILT Stadium at 6:00pm to 7:00pm. Year 5 and 6 Rules.
Register now via SchoolStream or pick a registration form up from the Office. Register now for the Mother Earth futureFERNS
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School Easter Fundraiser
14th March 2019
Dear Parents, Caregivers and Students
Salford School - SCHOOL EASTER FUNDRAISER
Salford asks for your support with the upcoming Easter Box Fundraiser this year which will be issued 1 per family (eldest child only) initially, and all students /families will have the opportunity to sell additional boxes on request. Boxes will be issued to students tomorrow - 15th March.
The treat boxes can be sold as full boxes, or families can sell the items inside individually - prices are on the box.
We ask that all families support us with this fundraiser. Monies raised will benefit all students directly and indirectly.
We have 400 boxes to clear, and as your support for this fundraiser was exceptional in 2017, and we ask that you get behind this again.
Please return all boxes/ and or money by Friday 5th of April. Please use the envelope inside the box for monies collected and ensure your child’s full name and room number is on the envelope.
Our two top sellers, will receive A Chromebook - each!, so families get selling! Be in to win.
Regards
Robin Harris
Principal
Dear Parents, Caregivers and Students
Salford School - SCHOOL EASTER FUNDRAISER
Salford asks for your support with the upcoming Easter Box Fundraiser this year which will be issued 1 per family (eldest child only) initially, and all students /families will have the opportunity to sell additional boxes on request. Boxes will be issued to students tomorrow - 15th March.
The treat boxes can be sold as full boxes, or families can sell the items inside individually - prices are on the box.
We ask that all families support us with this fundraiser. Monies raised will benefit all students directly and indirectly.
We have 400 boxes to clear, and as your support for this fundraiser was exceptional in 2017, and we ask that you get behind this again.
Please return all boxes/ and or money by Friday 5th of April. Please use the envelope inside the box for monies collected and ensure your child’s full name and room number is on the envelope.
Our two top sellers, will receive A Chromebook - each!, so families get selling! Be in to win.
Regards
Robin Harris
Principal
Newsletter - 11th March
WHATS ON:
· 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics (Seniors Waverley—Juniors Salford)
· 13 Mar—PTA Committee Meeting 7.30
· 22 Mar—Mufti Day—Support the Invercargill Cancer Society
· 28 Mar - Heart of Gold Disco—Support St Johns.
· 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
· 7 Ap —Southland Primary Schools
Swimming Champs
· 9 April—Governance Meeting
· 11 Apr—School Hockey Tournament
· 12 April—End of Term 1
· 22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare
· 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics (Seniors Waverley—Juniors Salford)
· 13 Mar—PTA Committee Meeting 7.30
· 22 Mar—Mufti Day—Support the Invercargill Cancer Society
· 28 Mar - Heart of Gold Disco—Support St Johns.
· 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
· 7 Ap —Southland Primary Schools
Swimming Champs
· 9 April—Governance Meeting
· 11 Apr—School Hockey Tournament
· 12 April—End of Term 1
· 22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare
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Sport Registration - Hockey - Terms 2/3 2009
Starting: Wednesday 8 May
Term 2 – 8 May to July 3\
Term 3 – July 24 to August 14
Venue: ILT Hockey Turf Invercargill
Health and Safety
Schools need to ensure allPlayers adhere to the rules of the turfGoalkeepers are fully kitted out
Players are wearing mouth guards and shin pads at all times
Incidents & accidents need to be recorded in the book which is kept in the clubroomsVolunteers such as coaches and umpires are respected and encouraged by positive feedback and behaviour
Costs At this stage please budget on last year’s cost, the IHA AGM is being held on March 19th so after this the costs will be confirmed.
Hockey Southland website under “COMPETITIONS” tab. www.hockeysouthland.co.nz
REMINDER -
We must have a coach/manager for all teams in order to register the players through to Hockey Southland.
If Parents don't volunteer, we will not be able to register teams.
Registration forms have been loaded to SchoolStream, download from here, or can be picked up from the Office.
Term 2 – 8 May to July 3\
Term 3 – July 24 to August 14
Venue: ILT Hockey Turf Invercargill
Health and Safety
Schools need to ensure allPlayers adhere to the rules of the turfGoalkeepers are fully kitted out
Players are wearing mouth guards and shin pads at all times
Incidents & accidents need to be recorded in the book which is kept in the clubroomsVolunteers such as coaches and umpires are respected and encouraged by positive feedback and behaviour
Costs At this stage please budget on last year’s cost, the IHA AGM is being held on March 19th so after this the costs will be confirmed.
Hockey Southland website under “COMPETITIONS” tab. www.hockeysouthland.co.nz
REMINDER -
We must have a coach/manager for all teams in order to register the players through to Hockey Southland.
If Parents don't volunteer, we will not be able to register teams.
Registration forms have been loaded to SchoolStream, download from here, or can be picked up from the Office.
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25 February 2019
COMMUNITY SURVEY - Uniform survey
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
There has been ongoing interest from parents/caregivers about replacing the light blue polo shirt, because of the difficulties with cleaning stains off the polo shirt fabric.
The Board of Trustees has decided to survey parents on this issue.
Please complete the attached survey form (one form per family) and return by Friday, 8 March. The Board requires at least 66% support for changing the colour in order to go ahead.
Please note that should the survey result in a change of colour, it won’t happen overnight; there will need to be a lead-in time with uniform suppliers and a reasonable transition phase where children will be allowed to wear the light blue top if the survey results in a change in colour of the Salford School Tee.
COMMUNITY SURVEY - Uniform survey
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
There has been ongoing interest from parents/caregivers about replacing the light blue polo shirt, because of the difficulties with cleaning stains off the polo shirt fabric.
The Board of Trustees has decided to survey parents on this issue.
Please complete the attached survey form (one form per family) and return by Friday, 8 March. The Board requires at least 66% support for changing the colour in order to go ahead.
Please note that should the survey result in a change of colour, it won’t happen overnight; there will need to be a lead-in time with uniform suppliers and a reasonable transition phase where children will be allowed to wear the light blue top if the survey results in a change in colour of the Salford School Tee.
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3-Way Conference Meetings
25th February 2019
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Subject: 3-Way Interviews
3-Way Conference meetings will be held for students as follows:
Rooms 5 and 6 - Tuesday 5th March
Rooms 6, 10 and 11 - Wednesday 6th March
Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 -
Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th March
Room 5 - Thursday 7th March
Note: Room 5 Interviews are on Tuesday and Thursday.
Interview times can be booked by going to:https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/code?code=uk8cf
Select your interview time, complete the required fields and a confirmation of your day and time will be forwarded to your email address.
If you do not have access to a computer or the internet, please call at the office, or go onto School Stream and request a booking be made for you.
Regards,
Robin Harris
Principal
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Subject: 3-Way Interviews
3-Way Conference meetings will be held for students as follows:
Rooms 5 and 6 - Tuesday 5th March
Rooms 6, 10 and 11 - Wednesday 6th March
Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 -
Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th March
Room 5 - Thursday 7th March
Note: Room 5 Interviews are on Tuesday and Thursday.
Interview times can be booked by going to:https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/code?code=uk8cf
Select your interview time, complete the required fields and a confirmation of your day and time will be forwarded to your email address.
If you do not have access to a computer or the internet, please call at the office, or go onto School Stream and request a booking be made for you.
Regards,
Robin Harris
Principal
Salford School Newsletter 25th February
WHATS ON:
· 27 Feb—Cybersafety Y4-6 John Parsons
· 27 Feb—New Entrant Information Evening
· 5 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 6 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 7 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 8 Mar—Uniform Survey closes
· 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics (Seniors Waverley—Juniors Salford)
· 13 Mar—PTA Committee Meeting 7.30
· 28 Mar - Heart of Gold Disco
· 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
· 22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare
· 27 Feb—Cybersafety Y4-6 John Parsons
· 27 Feb—New Entrant Information Evening
· 5 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 6 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 7 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
· 8 Mar—Uniform Survey closes
· 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics (Seniors Waverley—Juniors Salford)
· 13 Mar—PTA Committee Meeting 7.30
· 28 Mar - Heart of Gold Disco
· 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
· 22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare
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Touch - Term 1 2019
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
We are awaiting on confirmation for a few of these students, so please don't take these teams as being the final team make up.
We do require parents to come forward as Coach/Managers please.
Year 1/2 - Salford Knights
Blake A, Callum, Bowie, Cooper F, Fletcher, Nate, Corby, - (Mrs Fleming)
Year 1/2 - Salford Raiders
Preston, Cameron, Chase, Carter, Leeanne, Chloe, Felix - (We will need a Parent to come forward please - see the Office)
Year 3/4 - Salford Queens - Girls Team
Jordyn, Sophie, Ella, Taylor, Hollie, Pippa, Eden (Mrs Smith / Mr Lemm)
Year 3/4 - Salford Falcons
Quade, Nathan, Hunter, Joshua, Zildjian, Riley, Petero (We will need a Parent to come forward please - see the office)
This is a combined team with children from the Seventh Day Adventist school in Waikiwi.
Year 5/6 - Salford Hawks
Ollie, Zavier, Cooper M, Jaden, Baxter, Will, Nate - (Mrs Fleming)
Year 5/6 - Salford Royals
Cash, Samantha, Angelina, Henry, Louis, Nathan, Travis - (Mr Lemm)
This is a combined team with children from the Seventh Day Adventist school in Waikiwi.
If your child has been missed, please contact the school on Monday.
Cricket - Term 1 2019
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
We have the following registrations for Cricket.
Year 1-3 Superstar Beginners
Abbie, Nate, Bowie, Carter, Felix and Corbyn
Mrs Ramsay has agreed to assist with this little Team of players.
Year 3 - 5 Superstar Intermediates
Jacob, Will and Jack (you will play with other year 3-5 players on the day)
Year 5-6 - Superstar Advanced
Lachlan
Withdrawal - Molly
If your name is missing, please contact the office on Monday.
Newsletter - 11 February 2019
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Year 6 - Camp Columba details.
Download the attached file for communications relating to the upcoming camp.
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BYOD Options for 2019 - Students in Rooms 4 - 6
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
You have all expressed an interest in purchasing a BYOD Option for a student for 2019.
Salford have looked carefully at how to get the best options for families, i.e.
Bulk purchase vs Individual purchase.
The risk with the bulk purchase through the school was the warranty and repair, and there was very little difference in the actual end cost for families.
Therefore, in the attachment are two options for you to consider.
1 - purchasing through Officemax, only the items you require. i.e. you may already have headphones that your child can use, and a bag for the device.
2 - purchasing through Noel Leeming who offer very competitive prices, and these can be purchased on a 12 month payment basis.
Remember that Noel Leeming will price match. There are a number of online suppliers and if you find the latest technology model i.e. the HP Chrome G6 touch Chromebook at an alternate supplier for less than the $469.00 they are quoting, print your find and take the copy down to the store for the price match option.
Any questions, please do not hesitate to email through. This email address is being monitored.
Have a lovely christmas and safe holiday break.
kind regards
Judi Devine
Office Manager
Salford School
Telephone: 032179521
You have all expressed an interest in purchasing a BYOD Option for a student for 2019.
Salford have looked carefully at how to get the best options for families, i.e.
Bulk purchase vs Individual purchase.
The risk with the bulk purchase through the school was the warranty and repair, and there was very little difference in the actual end cost for families.
Therefore, in the attachment are two options for you to consider.
1 - purchasing through Officemax, only the items you require. i.e. you may already have headphones that your child can use, and a bag for the device.
2 - purchasing through Noel Leeming who offer very competitive prices, and these can be purchased on a 12 month payment basis.
Remember that Noel Leeming will price match. There are a number of online suppliers and if you find the latest technology model i.e. the HP Chrome G6 touch Chromebook at an alternate supplier for less than the $469.00 they are quoting, print your find and take the copy down to the store for the price match option.
Any questions, please do not hesitate to email through. This email address is being monitored.
Have a lovely christmas and safe holiday break.
kind regards
Judi Devine
Office Manager
Salford School
Telephone: 032179521
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2019 School Terms and Holidays
START DATE / END DATE / HOLIDAYS
Term 1 - 11 weeks
Tuesday 29th January to Friday 12 April (94-108 half days)
Public holidays: Waitangi Day 6 February.
School holiday: Saturday 13 April - Sunday 28 April (includes Easter and Easter Tuesday and ANZAC day).
Term 2 - 10 weeks
Monday 29 April - Friday 5 July (98 half days)
Public holiday: Queen’s Birthday 3 June
School holiday: Saturday 6 July – Sunday 21 July
Term 3 - 10 weeks
Monday 22 July - Friday 27 September (100 half days)
School holidays: Saturday 28 September – Sunday 13 October
Term 4 - 9 weeks
Monday 14 October - 14 December 2019 (98 half days) to be confirmed.
Public holidays: Labour Day 28 October, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day
School holiday: 5 or 6 weeks (from school’s closing date until opening date of school the following year)
Term 1 - 11 weeks
Tuesday 29th January to Friday 12 April (94-108 half days)
Public holidays: Waitangi Day 6 February.
School holiday: Saturday 13 April - Sunday 28 April (includes Easter and Easter Tuesday and ANZAC day).
Term 2 - 10 weeks
Monday 29 April - Friday 5 July (98 half days)
Public holiday: Queen’s Birthday 3 June
School holiday: Saturday 6 July – Sunday 21 July
Term 3 - 10 weeks
Monday 22 July - Friday 27 September (100 half days)
School holidays: Saturday 28 September – Sunday 13 October
Term 4 - 9 weeks
Monday 14 October - 14 December 2019 (98 half days) to be confirmed.
Public holidays: Labour Day 28 October, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day
School holiday: 5 or 6 weeks (from school’s closing date until opening date of school the following year)
Newsletter - 4th December 2018
REMINDERS:
2019
2019
- 21 Jan - School Office opens
- 29 Jan—First day ALL STUDENTS
- 6 Feb—Waitangi—NO school
- 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics
- 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
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Newsletter - 22 November 2018
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Year 4, 5 and 6 2019 - BYOD
Friday 16th November 2018
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Subject: Students Devices for 2019
IT devices have become a significant part of our programmes in the Senior Syndicate. In today’s world we have to teach our students to research online and present information and to code, as part of the Digital Technologies Curriculum. We would like to use online programmes for our homework programmes as well.
Therefore to ensure that the students get the most value out of our learning time it is strongly encouraged that our Year 4-6 students own their own devices and bring them to school on a daily basis. These devices will continue to be a significant part of your child’s schooling once they go off to high school.
If you are considering purchasing a device as a Christmas present can we please suggest that you purchase one with the following specifications:
Chrome book minimum screen size of 11 inches
Running iOS11.0+, or Android 6.0+
Battery life of 5 - 6 hours
Wireless Capability
Minimum storage of 32GB
Google Chrome installed
Protective case is strongly recommended
Keyboard
Can be updated to the latest operating system
Headphones
Optional: Wireless Mouse
If students already have their own laptop or other device you may think is suitable then please contact the classroom teacher to discuss if this will be appropriate. Unfortunately ipad’s and tablets would not be appropriate for our purposes.
Thank you for your continued support.
Yours truly,
Megan Roulston
Senior Team Leader, Head of Literacy, Head of Inquiry Learning and EOTC Co-ordinator
Attached is some information relating to BYOD and if you would be interested in being considered as part of a bundle purchase, please fill in the form below.
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Subject: Students Devices for 2019
IT devices have become a significant part of our programmes in the Senior Syndicate. In today’s world we have to teach our students to research online and present information and to code, as part of the Digital Technologies Curriculum. We would like to use online programmes for our homework programmes as well.
Therefore to ensure that the students get the most value out of our learning time it is strongly encouraged that our Year 4-6 students own their own devices and bring them to school on a daily basis. These devices will continue to be a significant part of your child’s schooling once they go off to high school.
If you are considering purchasing a device as a Christmas present can we please suggest that you purchase one with the following specifications:
Chrome book minimum screen size of 11 inches
Running iOS11.0+, or Android 6.0+
Battery life of 5 - 6 hours
Wireless Capability
Minimum storage of 32GB
Google Chrome installed
Protective case is strongly recommended
Keyboard
Can be updated to the latest operating system
Headphones
Optional: Wireless Mouse
If students already have their own laptop or other device you may think is suitable then please contact the classroom teacher to discuss if this will be appropriate. Unfortunately ipad’s and tablets would not be appropriate for our purposes.
Thank you for your continued support.
Yours truly,
Megan Roulston
Senior Team Leader, Head of Literacy, Head of Inquiry Learning and EOTC Co-ordinator
Attached is some information relating to BYOD and if you would be interested in being considered as part of a bundle purchase, please fill in the form below.
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Newsletter - 5 November
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Room 9
Room 6
Room 11
Room 4 Calendar Art
Room 10 Calendar Art
Room 8 Calendar Art
Salford Golfers
The Salford Golf Team in the Primary Schools Golf Championships represented Salford very well, placing 8th over all.
Team members, Brennan, Henry, Kate and Ashton - well done.
Team members, Brennan, Henry, Kate and Ashton - well done.
Newsletter - 23 October 2018
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Newsletter - 24 September 2018
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Choir
Early Arrivals
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Children are not expected to be at school before 8:30 am.
We have a number of children arriving earlier than this just for the social or play aspects.
We would appreciate the support of our parents and caregivers in ensuring that children don’t arrive too early at school.
Children who arrive earlier than 8:30 are asked to wait outside the classrooms until the 8:30 bell.
Robin Harris
Principal
Children are not expected to be at school before 8:30 am.
We have a number of children arriving earlier than this just for the social or play aspects.
We would appreciate the support of our parents and caregivers in ensuring that children don’t arrive too early at school.
Children who arrive earlier than 8:30 are asked to wait outside the classrooms until the 8:30 bell.
Robin Harris
Principal
Pre loved Uniform
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
The stocks of "pre loved" uniform is very low, and we wonder if there are any uniforms items that are no longer used in the bottoms of draws.
We have a young lady joining us next week, who will be in year 6 and therefore only with us for 10 short weeks.
Thanking you.
The stocks of "pre loved" uniform is very low, and we wonder if there are any uniforms items that are no longer used in the bottoms of draws.
We have a young lady joining us next week, who will be in year 6 and therefore only with us for 10 short weeks.
Thanking you.
School Newsletter - 10th September
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Newsletter - 27th August 2018
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Salford Newsletter - Tuesday 14th August
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JUNIOR INQUIRY - NEEDS COLOURED MILK
BOTTLE TOPS PLEASE.
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Can we please have your milk bottle tops. For the Junior Inquiry, an Art Mural is going to be completed as a "Recycling Art" Project.
We need more green please.
Can we please have your milk bottle tops. For the Junior Inquiry, an Art Mural is going to be completed as a "Recycling Art" Project.
We need more green please.
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Assembly will be presented by Room 2 on Friday. Please come along and support these students.
Assembly will be presented by Room 2 on Friday. Please come along and support these students.
Newsletter - 30 July 2018
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Futsal Teams/Players - Term 3
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Year 1/2 Players
Fletcher
Skylah
Ryleigh
Nate W
Tia
Cameron
Corbyn
Pippa McR
Callum
Chase
Year 3/4 Players
Koby
Harris
Arley
Elliya
Zion
Will
Nate
Year 5/6 Players
Jaxon
Jonathan
Izack
Andrew
Henry
Jake
Brayden
Louis
I have a coach for Year 1/2 (will need two with this number of players possibly playing across two teams), Year 3/4, but NO COACH for Year 5/6.
I need to register players through tomorrow, so if there are any further players, particularly in the Year 1/2 level that would like to play please email me on admin@salford.school.nz.
Year 1/2 Players
Fletcher
Skylah
Ryleigh
Nate W
Tia
Cameron
Corbyn
Pippa McR
Callum
Chase
Year 3/4 Players
Koby
Harris
Arley
Elliya
Zion
Will
Nate
Year 5/6 Players
Jaxon
Jonathan
Izack
Andrew
Henry
Jake
Brayden
Louis
I have a coach for Year 1/2 (will need two with this number of players possibly playing across two teams), Year 3/4, but NO COACH for Year 5/6.
I need to register players through tomorrow, so if there are any further players, particularly in the Year 1/2 level that would like to play please email me on admin@salford.school.nz.
INDOOR RIPPA RUGBY
GAMES START - Thursday 26th of July
ILT Stadium
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
We will only have Year 3/4 players in the Indoor Rippa competition.
The two teams will be - Salford Terriers and Salford Wippetts
Players:
Joshua K
Bentley
Jacob R
Charlie M
Hunter F
Austin
Jack R
Nathan A
Nate
Coach - Mel Klein - is there another parent who may be able to assist please as the students will need to be put into two teams.
A new draw will come out for Year 3/4 as our second team has created the need for this to be reset.
ILT Stadium
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
We will only have Year 3/4 players in the Indoor Rippa competition.
The two teams will be - Salford Terriers and Salford Wippetts
Players:
Joshua K
Bentley
Jacob R
Charlie M
Hunter F
Austin
Jack R
Nathan A
Nate
Coach - Mel Klein - is there another parent who may be able to assist please as the students will need to be put into two teams.
A new draw will come out for Year 3/4 as our second team has created the need for this to be reset.
Southland Shooters - Term 3.
TRI NATIONS 2018 - RUGBY
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Newsletter - Monday 25th June
Enrolments for 2019
In zone enrolments
Parents of “in zone” children are reminded to ensure your child is enrolled for the 2019 school year. Your early enrolment helps us with the organization of classes for next year.
Enrolment packs are available from the school office at 110 Lamond Street East, Invercargill, call 032179521 or email admin@salford.school.nz and an enrolment pack will be sent to you.
Robin Harris
Principal
Parents of “in zone” children are reminded to ensure your child is enrolled for the 2019 school year. Your early enrolment helps us with the organization of classes for next year.
Enrolment packs are available from the school office at 110 Lamond Street East, Invercargill, call 032179521 or email admin@salford.school.nz and an enrolment pack will be sent to you.
Robin Harris
Principal
Student Council Market Day - 6 June - World
Vision Fundraiser.
WANTED - for "inside days"
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Do you have any:
LEGO
Puzzles
Board Games
Wooden blocks
your children are no longer using. Donations to school would be greatly appreciated to amuse out students on these wet cold days.
Do you have any:
LEGO
Puzzles
Board Games
Wooden blocks
your children are no longer using. Donations to school would be greatly appreciated to amuse out students on these wet cold days.
UNWELL CHILDREN
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Please keep unwell students at home. We have had to send a number of students home today unwell, some of whom presented symptons on arrival at school.
We have a tummy bug moving through the classrooms. Stand down period for a child presenting with vomiting/diarrhea is 24/48 hours - dependent on last episode.
If children are not kept home, the risk of the illness passing to other children in a school environment is high.
Thanking you for your consideration.
Please keep unwell students at home. We have had to send a number of students home today unwell, some of whom presented symptons on arrival at school.
We have a tummy bug moving through the classrooms. Stand down period for a child presenting with vomiting/diarrhea is 24/48 hours - dependent on last episode.
If children are not kept home, the risk of the illness passing to other children in a school environment is high.
Thanking you for your consideration.
Thank you to the PYE FOUNDATION
Students from all over the school, creating thank you cards to send to the Pye Foundation for there generous donation of 211 reading books.
Who are the PYE FOUNDATION?
The Pye Foundation is supporting New Zealand Schools, teachers and students with free access to Sunshine Classics, a digital literacy program featuring 310 all-time favourite Sunshine titles.
The program can be accessed through an app on the iPad and Samsung Android and through a browser on computers, interactive whiteboards and Apple TVs. The texts cover levels 1-30 with captivating fiction from world-renowned authors such as Margaret Mahy and Joy Cowley as well as a great selection of non-fiction and plenty of interactive activities.
Who are the PYE FOUNDATION?
The Pye Foundation is supporting New Zealand Schools, teachers and students with free access to Sunshine Classics, a digital literacy program featuring 310 all-time favourite Sunshine titles.
The program can be accessed through an app on the iPad and Samsung Android and through a browser on computers, interactive whiteboards and Apple TVs. The texts cover levels 1-30 with captivating fiction from world-renowned authors such as Margaret Mahy and Joy Cowley as well as a great selection of non-fiction and plenty of interactive activities.
NZ Playhouse - Red Riding Robyn Hood
was enjoyed by students at Salford on Thursday 15th March.
"King George has lost the plot! In his never-ending quest to build bigger palaces, giant walls and enormous statues of himself he has raised the Land Far Far Away tax rate to 101%! Jack and Jill can’t afford to get a pail of water, Little-Bo-Peep has to sell her sheep, and even the Princess is so hungry she ate the pea.
When even the bravest of Knights are too scared to stand up to him, the Land Far Far Away cries out for a hero to put a stop to the madness of the King.
Luckily their cries are heard by a mysterious red hooded figure with a bow and arrow, a basket of goodies and some very unlikely ‘Big Bad’ backup."
"King George has lost the plot! In his never-ending quest to build bigger palaces, giant walls and enormous statues of himself he has raised the Land Far Far Away tax rate to 101%! Jack and Jill can’t afford to get a pail of water, Little-Bo-Peep has to sell her sheep, and even the Princess is so hungry she ate the pea.
When even the bravest of Knights are too scared to stand up to him, the Land Far Far Away cries out for a hero to put a stop to the madness of the King.
Luckily their cries are heard by a mysterious red hooded figure with a bow and arrow, a basket of goodies and some very unlikely ‘Big Bad’ backup."
Newsletter - 12th March 2018
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Values Awardees - Week 5 - Term 1
Congratulations to Students awarded Values Certificates in Week 5, Term 1.
These students have been super class members, and have been respectful, responsible, caring and hardworking.
Room 1 - Tia and Kyra
Room 2 - Tai and Hollie
Room 3 - Zain and Michaela
Room 4 - Charlie and Indy
Room 5 - Madison-Grace and Shahn
Room 6 - Wyatt and Grace
Room 7 - Henry and Hasi
Room 8 - Allie and James
Room 9 - Felix and Holly
Room 10 - Jaxon and Aria
Room 11 - Lexi and Jett
Absent - Charlie and Jaxon
These students have been super class members, and have been respectful, responsible, caring and hardworking.
Room 1 - Tia and Kyra
Room 2 - Tai and Hollie
Room 3 - Zain and Michaela
Room 4 - Charlie and Indy
Room 5 - Madison-Grace and Shahn
Room 6 - Wyatt and Grace
Room 7 - Henry and Hasi
Room 8 - Allie and James
Room 9 - Felix and Holly
Room 10 - Jaxon and Aria
Room 11 - Lexi and Jett
Absent - Charlie and Jaxon
Newsletter - 26th February 2018
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BYOD Option - Students in Year 4-6
BYOD Option - Students in Year 4-6
As indicated in the student stationery lists this year, parents have the option to purchase for their child a Chromebook for use in the classroom. If you are still thinking about this option, this Chromebook is currently on special at the Warehouse Stationery until the 4th of Feb.
This is a similar model to that which the students currently use, having been partly funded by the School PTA and the Southern Trust.
HP Chromebook 11 Grey
Detailshttps://www.warehousestationery.co.nz/product/W2167341.html
NOW $299.00
Offer Ends: 04/02/2018
Chromebook specs:
Processor: 1.6GHz Intel Celeron N3060 Dual Core Processor
Memory: 2GB RAM
Storage: 16GB Solid State eMMC Storage
Graphics: Integrated
Display: 11.6-inch HD display with 1366 x 768 resolution
Ports & Connections: 2 USB 3.0, 1 HDMI, built in wireless & bluetooth
Battery: Up to 12 hours
As indicated in the student stationery lists this year, parents have the option to purchase for their child a Chromebook for use in the classroom. If you are still thinking about this option, this Chromebook is currently on special at the Warehouse Stationery until the 4th of Feb.
This is a similar model to that which the students currently use, having been partly funded by the School PTA and the Southern Trust.
HP Chromebook 11 Grey
Detailshttps://www.warehousestationery.co.nz/product/W2167341.html
NOW $299.00
Offer Ends: 04/02/2018
Chromebook specs:
Processor: 1.6GHz Intel Celeron N3060 Dual Core Processor
Memory: 2GB RAM
Storage: 16GB Solid State eMMC Storage
Graphics: Integrated
Display: 11.6-inch HD display with 1366 x 768 resolution
Ports & Connections: 2 USB 3.0, 1 HDMI, built in wireless & bluetooth
Battery: Up to 12 hours
Parent Survey Results 2017
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Newsletter 12th December
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Creativity in Room 12A
Teacher/Student creativity at work in Room 12A. Library stocktake is underway and the students in Room 12A have changed what was boring brown paper covering complete sections to good use as "painting" canvases.
Reminder if you have any books still at home, to please return them to school.
Reminder if you have any books still at home, to please return them to school.
Salford School Newsletter - 4 December
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Parents/Caregivers
There have been a number of queries regarding the official last day of school for 2017 is 12:30pm on Friday the 15th of December.
There have been a number of queries regarding the official last day of school for 2017 is 12:30pm on Friday the 15th of December.
Parents note:
Dear Parents and Caregivers, if you are unable to find your child's art work, it may be that this is still being completed and will be uploaded once it is finished.
Room 7 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 8 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 9 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 10 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 3 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 1 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 4 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 11 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 2 - Calendar Art Room 2
Room 5 - Calendar Art 2017
Room 6 - Calendar Art 2017
Junior School - Visit to East Road Pets
Ski Trip 2017
We went up the Mountain on Friday the 28th of July - a full bus and two cars also travel.
A great experience was had by all. Many students are looking forward to going again.
A great experience was had by all. Many students are looking forward to going again.
School Stream
If you haven't already uploaded School Stream to your phones, please do so now.
Instructions on "How to" are in this weeks newsletter.
If you don't like the alerts coming through, you can turn these off and the tag will come through without the sound.
Remember to check regularly at the updates.
Instructions on "How to" are in this weeks newsletter.
If you don't like the alerts coming through, you can turn these off and the tag will come through without the sound.
Remember to check regularly at the updates.
Newsletter - 4th August 2017
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Room 8 - Creative Writing
Room 8 did some very cool 'Colour Poems for writing .
House Day 2017
What a great day was had with our House Day this week.
Great organisation by the House Captains and Teachers.
Which ensure a great afternoon was had by all.
Creating memories for students at Salford School.
Great organisation by the House Captains and Teachers.
Which ensure a great afternoon was had by all.
Creating memories for students at Salford School.
NATIONAL MP - Sarah Dowie took time out to visit
Salford Students.
New Zealand playhouse - ENTERTAINS students at Salford
It’s the crime of the century that’s too much to bear. Bear-boy-band singing sensation Baby Bear has been kidnapped! When a ransom note is discovered asking for an unlimited supply of ‘Just Right Porridge’ all hands and paws point straight at Goldilocks.
Facing a life sentence of uncomfortable beds, chairs and cold porridge she turns to the only cool-cat capable of cracking the case, the mysterious super-sleuth in boots known to all as the ‘Pet Detective’.
Goldilocks discovers that sometimes when everything seems too hard, all you need is a friendly feline and a whole lot of perseverance to make it all just purrrrrrrrrfect.
Facing a life sentence of uncomfortable beds, chairs and cold porridge she turns to the only cool-cat capable of cracking the case, the mysterious super-sleuth in boots known to all as the ‘Pet Detective’.
Goldilocks discovers that sometimes when everything seems too hard, all you need is a friendly feline and a whole lot of perseverance to make it all just purrrrrrrrrfect.
BANNOCKBURN EXPERIENCE 2017 - Year 6
MP Sarah Dowie, visits Salford Students
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Community Oral Health Service
Children (from birth to the end of year 8)
Children* are entitled to FREE basic dental care, from birth until they begin high school. Free basic dental care is available at Community Oral Health fixed clinics and mobile dental units throughout the Southern District.
The Service is run by appointment only. We would like parents/guardians to attend all appointments with their child as Dental Therapists provide parents with valuable advice to support their children’s good oral health.
If your child is already enrolled with the Service we will contact you to make an appointment. If your child is not enrolled, you are unsure or new to the area, please call: Southland 0800 570 300 – free from cell phones
For more information visit: http://www.southerndhb.govt.nz/pages/community-oral-health-service/
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*who meet the eligibility criteria for publicly funded health and disability services
Children* are entitled to FREE basic dental care, from birth until they begin high school. Free basic dental care is available at Community Oral Health fixed clinics and mobile dental units throughout the Southern District.
The Service is run by appointment only. We would like parents/guardians to attend all appointments with their child as Dental Therapists provide parents with valuable advice to support their children’s good oral health.
If your child is already enrolled with the Service we will contact you to make an appointment. If your child is not enrolled, you are unsure or new to the area, please call: Southland 0800 570 300 – free from cell phones
For more information visit: http://www.southerndhb.govt.nz/pages/community-oral-health-service/
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*who meet the eligibility criteria for publicly funded health and disability services
School Sports details
Please go to the Sports page - found under the subheading "More" for details relating to teams etc.
TOOLBOX Parenting Groups
Go to our community notices page for more details.
2017 - School Stationery Packs
Stationery lists for 2017 - can be found on the OfficeMax MySchool website - follow the link
https://www.myschool.co.nz/salford.
If you have any concerns re ordering online, you can also visit the OfficeMax Store in Yarrow Street and they will place your order for you, or you can purchase within store.
The new method of stationery packs enables you to only purchase the items your child doesn't have from the end of the 2016 school year.
Any concerns, please email and your question will be answered. admin@salford.school.nz
https://www.myschool.co.nz/salford.
If you have any concerns re ordering online, you can also visit the OfficeMax Store in Yarrow Street and they will place your order for you, or you can purchase within store.
The new method of stationery packs enables you to only purchase the items your child doesn't have from the end of the 2016 school year.
Any concerns, please email and your question will be answered. admin@salford.school.nz
Congratulations to our 2017 House Captains
Congratulations to our 2016 Awardees.
HEALTH AND SAFETY - SUN PROTECTION PROCEDURE.
Please refer to Salfords Health and Safety Procedure relating to Sun Protection which can be located on the Schools website under About us/Governance/Policies
We all hope the cooler weather is behind us.
1 - Students are expected to wear hats and sunblock when involved in outdoor activities (playtime, lunchtime, sports trips, camps etc) during terms 1 and 4.
Bucket hats are available through the school for $10.00 each on order or can be bought direct from UniformNZ at the airport. Small price to pay for safety.
We all hope the cooler weather is behind us.
1 - Students are expected to wear hats and sunblock when involved in outdoor activities (playtime, lunchtime, sports trips, camps etc) during terms 1 and 4.
Bucket hats are available through the school for $10.00 each on order or can be bought direct from UniformNZ at the airport. Small price to pay for safety.
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Te toanga tamariki o te Waihopai
SALFORD PERFORM at the Murihiku Polyfest 2015
CHILD SAFETY
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CHILD SAFETY Reminder - There is an upcoming campaign going to be happening. Please check that your child is safe when travelling in a car.
Details for Stage 3 - Booster Seat "My Booster goes with me" attached for your reading and assurance. |
Ski 2015
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Nominations are invited for the election of five (5) parent representatives and (1) staff representative to the Board of Trustees.
Parent Trustee Nominations received:
Staff Trustee Nominations received:
Parent Trustee Nominations received:
- Darren Schwass
- Nicola Boutcher
- Amelia Egerton
- Tony Vock
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Staff Trustee Nominations received:
- Janine Morris
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What can I find in this column?
Please scroll down this column for the appropriate section.
How to:
How to:
- Contact Us
- Reminders
- Request to receive Newsletter electronically
- Facebook Link
- Record a Student Absence
- Record a booking or cancellation for ASC
- Record Change of Address details
Reminders
REMINDERS
Keep visiting the website for regular school updates and
messages being loaded to School Stream
If you haven’t loaded School Stream please call into the
Office.
- 27 Feb—Cybersaftey Y4-6 John Parsons
- 27 Feb—New Entrant Information Evening
- 6 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
- 7 Mar—3-Way Conference Mtgs
- 12 Mar—Phoenix Zone Athletics
- 3-5 Apr—Year 6 Camp— Camp Columba
- 22 May—NZ Playhouse—The Tortoise and the Hare
Keep visiting the website for regular school updates and
messages being loaded to School Stream
If you haven’t loaded School Stream please call into the
Office.
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Daffidol Day
CONGRATULATIONS to the Salford Community for a wonderfull fundraiser today for Daffidol Day.
While the children were at time difficult for us to identify in their "Mufti clothes" as we are so use to seeing them in their uniforms.
A total of $354.20 was raised for the Cancer Society in support of the work that they do for and on behalf of others.
A presentation will be made to the Cancer Society on Monday.
While the children were at time difficult for us to identify in their "Mufti clothes" as we are so use to seeing them in their uniforms.
A total of $354.20 was raised for the Cancer Society in support of the work that they do for and on behalf of others.
A presentation will be made to the Cancer Society on Monday.
SPCA "s" DISCO
CONGRATULATIONS and THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
The Disco was an absolute success last night, and without the help of you, whether you were there in the capacity of supervising, or helping your own family, or helped by organising, supplying, collecting, selling, painting, decorating, counting, or providing new ideas, etc, or simply there to look Fab and create a great vibe, I think we would all like to congratulate the Hard working Community of Salford, the Hard working House captains, and their very hard working teachers and parents and grandparents, for a great evening.
The House Captains who were in charge of the disco, successfully raised $271.30 for the SPCA.
The Disco was an absolute success last night, and without the help of you, whether you were there in the capacity of supervising, or helping your own family, or helped by organising, supplying, collecting, selling, painting, decorating, counting, or providing new ideas, etc, or simply there to look Fab and create a great vibe, I think we would all like to congratulate the Hard working Community of Salford, the Hard working House captains, and their very hard working teachers and parents and grandparents, for a great evening.
The House Captains who were in charge of the disco, successfully raised $271.30 for the SPCA.
Year 6 Camp 2015
A selection of photos will be uploaded and changed on a regular basis.
Head Lice Reminder
Salford School Kapa Haka Performance at Murihiku Polyfest 2014
Former students visit Salford.
Room 2 students enjoyed a visit from many former Salford Students this week when they came to share their "narrative pictures books" that they produced. Thank you JHC pupils.
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ICC Message to the Community
Kapa Haka Team 2015
Watties Cans for Good
Well done Team Salford.
salford school - skip-a-thon
What a fantastic result from all the families. A total of around $3347.20 has been raised for Heart Children and part of this donation is also retained by the school. Well done Mrs Perriam who was the spearhead leader for this event. A result well deserved by all the children, teachers and Parents. Thank you.
Photos and Video to be uploaded tonight.
More photos and a video to follow.
Thank you to the Murihiku Polyfest Facebook page where we have copied some of their close up photos.
Thank you to the Murihiku Polyfest Facebook page where we have copied some of their close up photos.
Salford Schools - Murihiku Polyfest 2015 our "korowai" cloak.
Korowai - a treasured heirloom for generations. Also known as “kahu huruhuru”, most people use the word “korowai” as the name to describe Māori feather cloaks. Korowai are the most highly prized of all traditional Māori garments and are regarded as family and personal heirlooms.
This project has been lead by Jan Bartlett from Room 1, involving all students and staff.
What a stunning result. This will be on display in Windsor at "Windsor Health and Hire" in Bourke Street.
Please take the time to go down and have a look.
This project has been lead by Jan Bartlett from Room 1, involving all students and staff.
What a stunning result. This will be on display in Windsor at "Windsor Health and Hire" in Bourke Street.
Please take the time to go down and have a look.
