POLITE REMINDERS: Week 2 Term 2
- Monday, 6 May - Ko Te Wai programme Year 1
- Tuesday, 7 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
- Tuesday, 7 May - North Shore Swimming Competition Years 4-6 Selected Students
- Wednesday, 8 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
- Wednesday, 8 May - Lunchtime programme begins
- Wednesday, 8 May - Parent-Teacher Interviews - Whānau Huis 3:30pm-6pm
- Thursday, 9 May - Rhythm Interactive Show
- Thursday, 9 May - Year 6 Overnight Camp Whānau Information Meeting 8am in Rm 19
- Thursday, 9 May - Parent-Teacher Interviews - Whānau Huis 3:30pm-7pm
- Friday, 10 May - Inflatable Football Sessions
- Friday, 10 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
- Sunday, 13 May - Mother's Day
Remember to check our newsletters and publications on our website
Ngā Mihi - Thank you
Sports Updates - Week 2 Term 2
- Cross Country training continues
- Tuesday, 7 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
- Tuesday, 7 May - North Shore Swimming Competition Years 4-6 Selected Students
- Wednesday, 8 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
- Wednesday, 8 May - Lunchtime programme begins
- Friday, 10 May - Inflatable Football Sessions
- Friday, 10 May - Years 5 and 6 swimming programme continues
Look out for the daily notices for dates and times
For more details, contact our sports and PE coordinators:
- Sports Coordinator - Rebecca Hale at sports@mairangibay.school.nz
- PE Coordinator - Di Kruyen at dianek@mairangibay.school.nz
Celebrating Our Diversity
In the month of May we would like to acknowledge and celebrate the following:
- NZ Music Month of May
- May 6-12: NZ Sign Language Week
- May 13-19: Primary Science Week
- May 13-17: Bully Free Week (Pink Shirt Day)
- May 14: Mother's Day
- May 18: Ascension Day
- May 19: Pentecost
- May 21: World Day for Cultural Diversity
- May 28: Whit Sunday
- May 26 -1 June: Samoa Language Week
If you have a celebration in the month of May and it is not included in the above list, please contact the office so we can celebrate together.
We wish all our whānau, happy celebrating together.