Inglewood Primary School
NEWSLETTER No 13 - 11 August 2023
Our Mission:
Learning to think, to do, to be
Ako ki te whakaaro, ako ki te mahi, ako kia ora ai te mauri
Our Vision: To provide a teaching and learning environment where of those involved: demonstrate respect, expect the best, achieve through opportunity, communicate actively & feel good and safe
Nau Mai Haere Mai, Talofa, Faʻafeiloaiga, Bula, Talitali fiefia
Week 4
Attendance
Starting this term we will be notifying families when attendance drops below 90%. In the majority of cases our school absences are explained and justified. However we will be proactive in letting families know when attendance starts to drop just to keep you aware and informed. We have already started having discussions with whānau of tamariki whose absence is below 90% for Terms 1 and 2 just to see how we can understand and help where required.
Please see the pdf of attendance codes and the difference between justified and unjustified absences.
LEAD Conference 2023
Also a huge congratulations to Mafa Fruen for creating and winning the programme design competition.
Kānhui Ako o Kōhanga Moa Photography Competition
Our Kahui Ako (Inglewood Cluster of schools) have a Photography Competition coming up in Week 6 of term. 13 of our IPS students are busy putting together their entries for the photo board category.
There is another category for ALL ages to enter!!! To register and submit a photo for judging go the this link: https://forms.gle/FidWmkQ2uHLTL3yQ7
Everyone is invited to come along to the Cue Theatre to see the Photography.
Science Quiz
Rugby Sevens Tournament
On Tuesday we sent a team of year 7/8 boys to compete in the Rugby Sevens tournament held at the TET Stadium in Inglewood. We played 5 games against Patea, Norfolk & Manukorihi x2, and Francis Douglas. With 4 wins and a loss against Francis Douglas, we placed 3rd overall.
We were proud of the level of teamwork and commitment demonstrated throughout the day alongside the exceptional REACH values.
REACH Goal Week 3-4
Going above and beyond to clean up after ourselves and others.
Kaitiakitanga
Students of the Week - Term 3 Week 3
Panitahi Whanau Naki Plumbing & Gas
Lucas-James Reade
for working hard with his mahi.Tino pai!
Pouākai Whanau Be Natural Soap
Haylee Petherick
For having and maintaining your focus on your learning and achieving your goals. You are a super star! Teno Pai Haylee.
Tokomaru Whanau RJ Mason Transport Ltd
Mason Lehndorf
For working really hard this year and showing his REACH values.Your are Star keep focusing on your learning!
Waiongana Iti Whanau Drain Master Ltd
Lucas Primmer-Bearsley
For always working towards his learning goals, being a great REACH role model and sharing his fun sense of humour with
Puke Haupapa Whanau Jacqui Hemi - Mike Pero Mortgages
Mafa Fruean
Always gives her best effort in everything she does. She is always in a growth mindset and is unstoppable. She also won the Rise Up Competition because she gave it a go!!
Students of the Week - Term 3 Week 4
Panitahi Whanau Naki Plumbing & Gas
Mia Young
For being an exceptional role model in the classroom and always doing her best with her learning. Ka pai Mia! You are amazing!
Pouākai Whanau Be Natural Soap
Scarlett Rose
For using her initiative while managing her learning tasks in class. Thank you for always doing your best with your learning. Tino pai e hoa!
Tokomaru Whanau RJ Mason Transport Ltd
Skylah Palmer
For being a responsible and hard working team member in Tokomaru OCM. Skylah has stepped up to support others and makes great choices in her learning. She is kind natured, caring and a great REACH role model.
Tino Pai Skylah!!
Waiongana Iti Whanau Drain Master Ltd
For showing great pride and care for her mahi and being a great REACH role model in our kura! Tīno pai Yasmin, keep it up!
Puke Haupapa Whanau Jacqui Hemi - Mike Pero Mortgages
Molly Healey
For always striving to complete her work to the best of her ability. You take your time to ensure your presentation is at its best!
Out of Zone Enrolments
Enrolment at Inglewood School is governed by an enrolment scheme, details of which are available on the school website or from the school office.
The board is now inviting applications from parents who wish to enrol their children at Inglewood Primary School starting within Term 4 2023. All applications must be received by 3pm Monday 4 September for Term 4 2023. If a ballot for out of zone places is required, it will be held on Wednesday 6 September 2023. Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot within three school days of the ballot being held.
The board has determined that ten places from Year 1-2, two places year 3 - 4. are likely to be available for out-of-zone students within Term 4 2023. Be aware these numbers may change. The exact number of places will depend on the number of applications received from students who live within the school’s home zone. Parents of students who live within the home zone and intend to enroll their child at any time during the year should notify the school to assist the school to plan appropriately.
The application form for enrolment is available from the school website, or from the school office. Please note, that if the number of out-of-zone applications exceeds the number of places available, students will be selected by ballot.
2024 School Year - The deadline for Out of Zone Enrolments for 2024 is Monday 30 October 2023 at 3pm. The board has determined that there will be up to 20 places available across all year groups.
Headlice
Headlice are presently a problem in the school and it is possible that your child has caught them. Working together helps us protect all our children.
We ask you to check your child’s head and those of all members of your family today and once a week after that. The best way to do this is by combing each person’s wet hair with a fine toothed comb.
Headlice also live on adults’ heads, and because they don’t always cause itching, it is important to check everyone at home.
It is important to look for the EGGS (nits) which will be:
· A similar colour to the hair;
· Situated mainly around the ears, nape of the neck or crown of the head;
· Close to the scalp (within the first centimetre of hair);
· Stuck on tight (anything that can be dislodged by touching is not a nit).
Tell everyone with whom your child has been in contact.
Treat with either headlice shampoo, available from your chemist or a 50”50 solution of oil and vinegar. Tea Tree Oil in shampoo also helps.
You need to remove all eggs, if you leave one, the infestation starts all over again. PLEASE CHECK YOUR CHILDS HAIR ON A DAILY BASIS.
If there is anything more you would like to know, please contact the school office or the Public Health Nurse on 0274064822.
Thank you for your co-operation.
IPS Logo Clothing Sale
Showerproof Jacket was $30 now $15
Showerproof Pants was $$20 now $10
Fleece Jacket with Zip was $30 now $15
School T Shirt was $20 now $10
ParentLink News
Yummy Stickers
Just a reminder to please keep collecting the Yummy Fruit Company stickers for our chance to win sports gear for our school.
You can purchase Yummy apples, either bags with cut-out labels or individual apples with Yummy stickers, at your local New World, Pak’n Save and participating Four Square stores.
Please return full sticker sheets to the school office. Extra sticker collection sheets are available from the school office.
This promotion runs till the end of term 3 2023.
School Roll
Welcome to Rostyn Brookes who has joined us this week.
School Lunch List For Term 3
Please diarise
Term 3 Upcoming Events
Wednesday 16 August
Pouakai & Waiongana Iti Technology
Jiu Jitsu
Whanau Hui For Maths & Literacy - 6pm Staffroom
Thursday 17 August
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Friday 18 August
Puke Haupapa & Tokomaru Technology
Moveables
Wednesday 23 August
Jiu Jitsu
Thursday 24 August
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Friday 25 August
Moveables
Daffodil Day Fundraiser - Gold Coin Donation
Monday 28 August
Staff Only Day - School Closed
Tuesday 29 August
Staff Only Day - School Closed
Wednesday 30 August
Pouakai & Waiongana Iti Technology
Jiu Jitsu
Thursday 31 August
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Friday 1 September
Puke Haupapa & Tokomaru Technology
Moveables
Inglewood Primary School Cross Country - Years 3 to 8
Monday 4 September
Out of Zone Enrolments Close 3pm
Inglewood Primary School Cross Country - Years 0 to 2
Wednesday 6 September
Pouakai & Waiongan Iti Technology
Jiu Jitsu
Year 5 & 6 Speech Finals 12pm
Thursday 7 September
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Year 3 & 4 Speech Finals 12 pm
Friday 8 September
Puke Haupapa & Tokomaru Technology
Moveables
Wednesday 13 September
Pouakai & Waiongana Iti Technology
Jiu Jitsu
Thursday 14 September
Kahui Ako Cross Country
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Friday 15 September
Puke Haupapa & Tokomaru Technology
Tatarakihi Festival
Moveables
Wednesday 20 September
Pouakai & Waiongana Iti Technology
New Plymouth Schools Music Festival - TSB Stadium
Jiu Jitsu
Thursday 21 September
He Awhi Taonga Trip
Friday 22 September
Puke Haupapa & Tokomaru Technology
Moveables
Last Day Term 3
Monday 9 October
First Day of Term 4
2023 Dates
Term 3
Monday 17 July - First day of Term 3
Monday 28 August - Staff Only School Closed
Tuesday 29 August - Staff Only Day School Closed
Friday 22 September - Last day of Term 3
Term 4
Monday 9 October - First day of Term 4
Monday 23 October - Labour Day
Thursday 14 December - Last day of Term 4
Pending Enrolments for 2024, 2025, 2026
Ikura / Manaakitia te whare Tangata
We are delighted to share that Inglewood Primary School are participating in the Ikura | Manaakitia te whare tangata - period products in schools initiative.
Ikura (periods) are a fact of life for half the population. Through this initiative, the Ministry of Education is providing period products (pads and tampons) to support students in managing their ikura. We will have products available for students to use at school and to take home.
We hope that providing access to period products will help to reduce barriers to accessing education.
For more information on the initiative, please visit: Ministry of Education - Ikura initiative.
COMMUNITY NEWS
GENERAL ELECTION
Staffing.
We require Voting Place staff in the following locations on Saturday 14 October 2023:
Inglewood – 3 sites, Inglewood High School. Inglewood Primary School and The Inglewood Club.
The hours of work will be from 8:00 am until counting is finished – usually sometime around 9:00 -
10:00 pm.
There are a range of positions that involve staff in issuing ordinary and special votes. Other positions
are available for Voter Assistants and Voting Place managers.
Payment for voting place staff is scheduled at $28.08 per hour, inclusive of holiday pay.
Voting Place Managers are scheduled at the rate of $33.49 per hour, inclusive of holiday pay.
We also require staff for Advance Voting in Inglewood. This commences on 2 October and is open
every day up until Friday 13 October 2023. The Advance Voting will be open from 9:00 am – 5:00
pm daily.
Paid training will be given to all successful applicants.
Please apply at www.work.elections.nz
Kind Regards
Ian McLauchlan
R.R. Manager
Taranaki King Country Electorate
Before and After School Care
IPS Clothing
IPS Zip Front Hoodie
IPS Jacket & Trousers
Trousers $20