This whakatauaki "Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe, me he maunga teitei" translates to "Seek the treasure that you value most dearly; if you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain." This saying encourages individuals to pursue their deepest desires and aspirations, while maintaining dignity in the face of challenges.
In this newsletter I would like to formally invite all whānau to Te Kura o Te Pāroa in week 9 to come and join our whānau in celebrating all of the achievements and progress that all of our tamariki have been working diligently towards achieving throughout the year.
Together, we honor their success!
Te Kura o Te Pāroa uses SchoolDocs to maintain a comprehensive, up-to-date set of policies and procedures. These policies and procedures follow guidelines and legislation and best practice, and have been tailored for our school. For more information about SchoolDocs, see schooldocs.co.nz.
The principal, board, and members of our school community all have access to SchoolDocs. This section highlights information of particular interest to parents and whanāu. (SchoolDocs uses the term "parents" to refer to parents and caregivers. Sometimes, whānau is also used.)
Go to http://www.schooldocs.co.nz/
Search for Te Kura o te Paroa
Enter the following - Username: paroa Password: turukihia
In the search bar type in " name of policy you want to read"
Current review and review instructions
Who reviews our policies?
· All reviews are open to board members, staff, students, and the school community (parents/caregivers/whānau).
· Anyone can review any policy that has a review button.
For more information, see About the review process .
Board responsibilities are outlined in our policies. For an overview, see Board Responsibilities. The table below shows which topics the board should review. Note that other reviewers can review these topics too; they're not exclusively for the board.
For the full review schedule, see Review Schedule and Board Assurances.
Get started
To start reviewing, click on a topic name below, then click the Start your review button. If a link is inactive, our school doesn't have the topic.
In term 4 we are reviewing topics in the Finance and Asset Management Policy section
Tamariki pick/drop off
Please DO NOT park across the road when dropping off or collecting tamariki. You need to drive around into the bus bay area.
Drop off and pick up times in the bus bay area :
AM: Between 8am-9am
PM: Between 2.40pm and 3pm.
Some parents are still parking across the road waiting to collect their tamariki in the afternoons. We do not want to see any near misses or fatal accidents with any of our tamariki outside the kura.
Health checks at Kura
The nurse from Te Tohu o Te Ora o Ngāti Awa will come into the kura every Tuesday from 10am to do student health checks. If you would like your child to see the nurse, please ring the kura on 07 3086652 or go onto Skool Loop to complete the permission form.
Rheumatic Fever - Strep Throat.
Rheumatic fever commonly appears in school age children, it is a preventable disease by identifying sore throats caused by strep throat. Treatment is a course of an appropriate antibiotic. Team of trained professionals can ensure the prevention of this disease through early detection and are based in schools within Kawerau and the surrounding areas including Whakatane.
Nurses from Tūwharetoa ki Kawerau Hauroa come into the kura every Monday from 1-2pm to do free throat swabs and basic skin assessments.
If you would like your child to see the nurse, please ring the kura on 07 3086652.
School Contact Details
Email: office@paroa.school.nz
Website: www.paroa.school.nz
Location: 34 Paroa Road, Whakatane 3191
Phone: 073086652
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