Principal's Message
Miss Erin Clayton
Tena Koutou Katoa
Kia ora and welcome to our week 6 newsletter. We have moved into winter and the cooler mornings can certainly be felt. Make sure that your child has their jersey or jacket everyday to keep warm.
Building Connection with St John's
This term we have been privileged to have some of the St John's high school learners coming and sharing a range of Kapa Haka skills and traditional Maori games with our children. Next week (week 7) a small group of our learners will visit St John's with other Catholic primary schools in Hamilton and share what they have learned with one another as well as a small Mihi Whakatau. It has been an amazing opportunity and the learning will extend next term to include a visit to a Marae for some of our learners to experience tikanaga. More information to come.
Note from Sacred Heart
Kia ora and welcome to our week 6 newsletter. We have moved into winter and the cooler mornings can certainly be felt. Make sure that your child has their jersey or jacket everyday to keep warm.
Building Connection with St John's
This term we have been privileged to have some of the St John's high school learners coming and sharing a range of Kapa Haka skills and traditional Maori games with our children. Next week (week 7) a small group of our learners will visit St John's with other Catholic primary schools in Hamilton and share what they have learned with one another as well as a small Mihi Whakatau. It has been an amazing opportunity and the learning will extend next term to include a visit to a Marae for some of our learners to experience tikanaga. More information to come.
Note from Sacred Heart
This is the final appeal to our Catholic primary schools regarding enrolment applications. We have received a substantial number of applications from preference students attending other schools. Although our priority is to accommodate preference students from our Catholic primary schools, please be advised that any enrolment applications submitted after July 5 will not be given priority. I am particularly concerned about this, as it caused a few challenges last year. There are still several students who are waiting for a Year 9 space and have had to enrol in other schools in the meantime. I don't want this to happen to anyone this year.
Ngā mihi nui
Erin Clayton (Principal)