On Sunday we had our First Holy Communion group receive the eucharist for the first time. It was a great occasion and we thank Fr Benito, Faye, Vanessa, Penny and all the parents for helping them on their journey.
On Sunday we had our First Holy Communion group receive the eucharist for the first time. It was a great occasion and we thank Fr Benito, Faye, Vanessa, Penny and all the parents for helping them on their journey.
The theme for this term “We are Sent” echoes the Great Commission outlined in Matthew 28:16-20. In these final words to the disciples, Jesus tells them what they are to do when he goes. Don’t sit still, don’t hide, don’t wait – go and share the good news of Jesus with everyone! These words are … Continue reading We Are Sent – Clara Mapley (DRS)
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Last Friday, we celebrated Te wiki o te reo Māori with waiata performed outside on the whare tapere by each class. This was followed by ice blocks/ ice creams donated by TipTop. I am sure the classes will have shared their video with you. We look forward to the school holidays and some lovely weather…what … Continue reading Newsletter 23 September 2020
Covid 19 advice from the Ministry of Education on a move to Alert level 1. You must continue to support contact tracing through the display of QR Code posters and your visitor register, attendance register and timetable. If a new case does appear in your community, your contact tracing processes will support the speedy identification … Continue reading Covid 19 Alert level 1
Bishop Paul Martin would like to invite all the people of Canterbury to join in the Marian Procession on Sunday 11th October 2020. This will be the last Sunday of the holidays. The procession … Continue reading Maryfest 2020
My name is Emily and I am the allocated Public Health Nurse for your school. I work within a team of Public Health Nurses. We are all Registered Nurses with knowledge and experience in child and family health. We work with children and families where health and wellbeing concerns impact on their home and school … Continue reading Public Health Nurse Information
Not sure how to keep the kids occupied during the holidays? Do you have to work and need the children looked after? Bookings are now being taken for the Kidsbase Holiday Programme.
This week we are celebrating Māori language week. Throughout the year every class has been working on developing their use of te reo Māori in all areas, including prayers. It is our aim that by the end of the year every student will be able to pray the Our Father and Hail Mary in Māori. … Continue reading Te wiki o te reo Māori – Clara Mapley (DRS)
Dropping Off and Picking Up Safety Please make sure that you are not performing ‘U-turns’ outside of the school. Ferry Road is a busy road before and after school. Children are needing to cross the road and it is not safe for cars to be u-turning through the cones. If you need … Continue reading Newsletter Week 8 9/09/2020