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Campbells Bay School 77 Aberdeen Road, Castor Bay, Auckland City 0620 Ph 09 410 7444 : Fax 09 410 5963 : Safety Check 09 410 9551 Email [email protected] : Website www.campbellsbay.school.nz https://sites.google.com/a/cbsprimary.org/campbellsbayschool/ Number 17 15 June 2015 Welcome Zimo Liu Keegan Duffy India Vaughan Coming Up Tuesday, 16 June Swimming Yrs 5 and 6 Wednesday, 17 June Mid Bays’ Festival Dress rehearsal and performance in evening Thursday, 18 June Forest clean up, see page 3 Thursday, 18 June Mid Bays’ Festival— evening performance Tuesday, 23 June Swimming Yrs 5 and 6 Wednesday, 24 June Netball Field Day, Yr 6 Thursday, 25 June Jammies in June, see article to the right 2015 Term 2 20 April—3 July Term 3 20 July—25 September Term 4 12 October—17 December 2016 Term 1 2 February—15 April Term 2 2 May—8 July Term 3 25 July—23 September Term 4 10 October—16 December Mid Bays Schools’ Music and Arts Festival Some of our students are performing at this festival this coming Wednesday 17 June and Thursday 18 June with performances starting at 7.00pm. The festival is taking place at the Bruce Mason Centre in Takapuna. Tickets are still available and we promise you that you will not be disappointed in attending one of the performances. To buy tickets you can go to the following website: www.ticketmaster.co.nz/Mid-Bays-Schools-Music-Arts-tickets Seating is allocated and it is strongly recommended you book sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment. Tickets are $20 per adult and $10 for children (primary and intermediate age) plus ticketing costs. Jammies in June at CBS on Thursday 25 June! Last year our school community achieved phenomenal results. Cash and pyjamas (brand new and barely used) were donated and I know they were warmly received as the principal of the school receiving the pyjamas said the response from families in his very low decile school was humbling. Yes, I know we are often being asked to give. However, on the whole, we are a community that is in the fortunate position to be able to give. I hate the thought of children in our country begin cold, especially in bed when they need their sleep. If you can do something to help the Middlemore Foundation I am sure it will be greatly appreciated. So we can 'do our bit' and perhaps a little more, on Thursday 25 June we will be having a Pyjama Day. This involves children being encouraged to bring a new pair or a near new pair of freshly laundered flannelette pyjamas to donate to the Middlemore Foundation. A cash donation instead of a pair of pyjamas would be welcome if this suits you better. Children also have the option of wearing pyjamas to school on this day but please note, it is voluntary. You can expect to see some teachers in their 'onesies' on this day as well!

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Page 1: Campbells Bay School Newsletter June 15

Campbells Bay School

77 Aberdeen Road, Castor Bay, Auckland City 0620 Ph 09 410 7444 : Fax 09 410 5963 : Safety Check 09 410 9551

Email [email protected] : Website www.campbellsbay.school.nz https://sites.google.com/a/cbsprimary.org/campbellsbayschool/

Number 17

15 June 2015

Welcome

Zimo Liu Keegan Duffy India Vaughan

Coming Up

Tuesday, 16 June Swimming Yrs 5 and 6

Wednesday, 17 June Mid Bays’ Festival Dress

rehearsal and performance in evening Thursday, 18 June Forest clean up, see

page 3

Thursday, 18 June Mid Bays’ Festival—

evening performance Tuesday, 23 June Swimming Yrs 5 and 6 Wednesday, 24 June Netball Field Day, Yr 6 Thursday, 25 June Jammies in June, see

article to the right

2015 Term 2 20 April—3 July Term 3 20 July—25 September Term 4 12 October—17 December

2016 Term 1 2 February—15 April Term 2 2 May—8 July Term 3 25 July—23 September Term 4 10 October—16 December

Mid Bays Schools’ Music and Arts Festival Some of our students are performing at this festival this coming Wednesday 17 June and Thursday 18 June with performances starting at 7.00pm. The festival is taking place at the Bruce Mason Centre in Takapuna. Tickets are still available and we promise you that you will not be disappointed in attending one of the performances. To buy tickets you can go to the following website: www.ticketmaster.co.nz/Mid-Bays-Schools-Music-Arts-tickets Seating is allocated and it is strongly recommended you book sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment. Tickets are $20 per adult and $10 for children (primary and intermediate age) plus ticketing costs.

Jammies in June at CBS on Thursday 25 June! Last year our school community achieved phenomenal results. Cash and pyjamas (brand new and barely used) were donated and I know they were warmly received as the principal of the school receiving the pyjamas said the response from families in his very low decile school was humbling. Yes, I know we are often being asked to give. However, on the whole, we are a community that is in the fortunate position to be able to give. I hate the thought of children in our country begin cold, especially in bed when they need their sleep. If you can do something to help the Middlemore Foundation I am sure it will be greatly appreciated. So we can 'do our bit' and perhaps a little more, on Thursday 25 June we will be having a Pyjama Day. This involves children being encouraged to bring a new pair or a near new pair of freshly laundered flannelette pyjamas to donate to the Middlemore Foundation. A cash donation instead of a pair of pyjamas would be welcome if this suits you better. Children also have the option of wearing pyjamas to school on this day but please note, it is voluntary. You can expect to see some teachers in their 'onesies' on this day as well!

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FOCBS News Ice Rink Lock in the dates ……… from 14 August—17 August a pop up Ice Rink will be at CBS for us all to enjoy! There will be a family fun night on 14 August and possibly the 15 August too (depending on parent help available) which will double as a fund raiser for FOCB. All are welcome! We are looking for parent help to co-ordinate the sausage sizzle and if we want to buy alcohol at the event, for someone to run this (and apply for the license). We'll also need 10-12 parents to help set up the rink Wednesday 13 August and pack it away on the 17 August. The rink is available to hire for parties on Saturday 15 August between 5.00pm -8.00pm for 1 hour slots, and can handle up to 30-40 children at once. Please contact Hayley if you can help on [email protected] or you would like to hire the rink for a party! More detail will follow - watch out for updates in the newsletter and school Facebook page!

Starship Mobile Phone Appeal Remember we are still collecting old mobile phone for the Starship Appeal. If you have any old mobile phones that you no longer need, please bring them along to the school office. This is a donation to a great cause.

Next Steps Parent Teacher Interviews Our next Parent/Teacher Interviews will be on Thursday 23 July and Tuesday 28 July for all teachers, except Taryn Carr (Room 5B), Christie Jury (Room 23) and Serena Storey (Room 30) who will conduct their interviews on Wednesday 1 July (10:00am to 6:00pm)

Mrs Carr will conduct interviews in Room 36 Miss Jury will conduct interviews in Room 7 Mrs Storey will conduct interviews in Room 8

Go to www.schoolinterviews.co.nz Enter the school code V4QFC Enter your name, your email address and your student's name(s). Your email address is used to send you confirmation of your

bookings. Select the number of students you want to make bookings for, and

fill in their names. Press the green "Go" button to go on to the next page. Choose a teacher. Select a year from the first box, then select a teacher from the

second box. Press the green "Go" button to go on to the next page. Choose the time(s) you want. You should leave time to get from one booking to the next if

booking with more than one teacher.

Please note that the online booking program will be opened at 9:00am Tuesday 9 June and closed at 3:00pm on Monday 20 July.

Year 5 and 6 Poem Competition Year 5 and 6 had a great poem competition on last Thursday. The senior students have been busy memorizing, making their poems interesting by using pace, tone, emphasis and speed of their voice. Mr McGowan and Miss Aitken had a tough job deciding who would be the top three presenters as the competition was so high. Congratulations to all Year 5 and 6 who memorised and performed a poem to their class. Another congratulations to the following students for being brave enough to perform in front of all of Year 5 and 6. Xiedan Urlich Rm 30, Sophie Tucker Rm 30, Georgia Aitken Rm 5S, Liv Brendel Rm 5S, Charlotte Hammond Rm 5B, Sam Rea-Rankin Rm 5B, Flynn Logan Rm 60, Lucy Leith Rm 60, Benjamin Brighouse Rm 6G, Sophie Morley Rm 6G, Isabella Drummond Rm 5G, Mitchell Lai Rm 5G, Kate Mole Rm 6B, Zoe Meacher Rm 6B, Zac Manning Rm 6S, Kayla McHugh Rm 6S, Danielle Pattimore Rm 50, Cahlin Abert Rm 5O. Lastly a big congratulations has to go to our winners:

Ben Brighouse - 1st Lucy Leith - 2nd Sam Rea Rankin - 3rd

You all did an amazing job. Thanks to the very humorous MCs: Max Harding, Daniel Rea and Jacob Hailles who also helped set up the competition final.

Megan Simpson, Rm 5S

Safety Check

Remember to either phone our safety check line or email the safety check line if you child is going to be away from school. We have many children away sick with winter illnesses and it would we would really appreciate it if you could let us know, rather than having to phone a lot of parents each morning.

Phone safety check : 410 9551 Email safety check : [email protected]

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Morning 042 Bus Service This service has been problematic for some time given its unreliable. Last Tuesday the service was late to school, not arriving until 8.55 am. Jane Sherard, Orewa Depot Supervisor, provided the following explanation for the late running of this service on Tuesday. (This bus starts from the Orewa Depot, hence Jane's involvement). "Today with the heavy fog, all our bus services that then do school trips were delayed given they do previous service trips from town or are trying to get across town. A lot of the arterial roads were also blocked around Takapuna in and out. The S042 bus had a breakdown while still in Orewa on his previous trip. We had tried to get Shore depot to cover from Glenfield, however all buses were stuck with no spare buses and drivers. While the preferred way is to run to the timetable, there are unfortunately traffic, weather, mechanical impacts which are not in the driver control. With the history of this duty, I have already asked that the S042 be put on another duty that allows the bus to start on time and that possibly the trip actually start at 8.00 am. This is a current discussion with AT and our network design people. I will keep you updated." The late running of the 042 is being worked on. In my experience Jane is totally committed to our morning and afternoon bus services working smoothly. However, there are constraints, not the least being Auckland traffic! If you have any specific concerns about the service please contact Jane: [email protected]

Not Self but Service We are going to try to do the community Forest Clean up this Thursday 18 June 3.15pm-4.00 pm (weather permitting). All students must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring a plastic bag to collect the rubbish in, and I suggest gumboots. Meet outside Room 9 at 3.15 and we will all head into the forest together. Julie Bose

2 Can Toucan The Student Council is working hard on a City Mission fundraiser called the 2 Can Toucan from 15 June - 26 June. We need your help. There are hundreds of Aucklanders that are hungry and need our help and all it takes is bringing in 2 cans of food and handing them into your teacher. Aucklanders have been doing this fundraiser for many years and last year Auckland earned $20,000 worth of food and $10,000 worth of money. This fundraiser helped out many families and families are no longer starving thanks to this easy fundraiser.

The winning class with the most amount of cans handed in by Friday the 26 June (end of week 10) will win a special reward - a MUFTI DAY FOR YOUR CLASS ONLY!! When you bring your cans in, in week 9 and 10, your teacher can leave them just outside your front door for our toucans to collect each morning in week 9 and 10. From your Student Council Representatives. (Written by Tyler)

Gifted Children

On 3-5 July New Zealand Assn of Gifted Children is hosting a 40 year export celebrating the many faces of giftedness in New Zealand. A line up of international and local expert speakers will enlighten educators and parents of gifted youth. Stimulating workshops are also provided for all children.

Dr Dickinson is one of the many conference speakers. She will be hosting a session for kids ‘Superhero in action—a nanoscience workshop and she will also be sharing for the very first time with educators and parents, how growing up with conventional teaching at school made her feel more isolated. Furthermore, she will offer insights and coping techniques to assist educators and parents of ‘quiet kids’.

Further info, contact Corinne Callinan [email protected]

Advance Notice: Parents/Caregivers of Year 6 Students An intermediate school information evening for parents/caregivers of year six students will be held in the Performing Arts Room starting at 7.00 pm on Tuesday 4 August. Principals from Murrays Bay Intermediate, Wairau and Takapuna Normal Intermediate will speak to parents about the educational opportunities their school provide. The evening will conclude with a mix and mingle with opportunities for parents to ask specific questions to the principals and members of their staff in attendance. The evening is expected to conclude by 8.30 pm. A formal invitation will be sent home shortly.

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Sports News Weekly sports results can be found on the following link:

https://sites.google.com/a/cbsprimary.org/campbellsbayschool/sport/sports-results

Would all managers of sports teams please email news and results to Nicola Livingston, [email protected] Golf

The CBS golf team won again in the final round of the Primary Schools’ Golf Tournament last week. A score of 33 winning by 4 shots. With three wins and an impressive final score of 99, CBS won the tournament and the first place trophy. Congratulations to the golf team—Finn Janes, Krishnil Chandra, Jack Whale and Luke Old. Thank you to all parent and grandparent caddies for supporting the boys throughout the tournament. Special thanks to Kerry and Craig Old for the on-going support they have provided to golfing at CBS. Rugby

The Primary Schools’ Rugby Tournament Round 2 was held last Thursday. CBS sent seven teams to the tournament. Our CBS teams all played well and had another great day. Special congratulations to our Year 4 mixed team who have won all games to date. Thank you to all our team coaches/managers and parent supporters who are volunteering their time to assist our CBS teams. Results of the day and photos can be viewed on our CBS website under ‘Sports’ and under ‘Rugby’. The final day (Round 3) of the tournament is on Thursday 6 August. Soccer

Well done to the CBS soccer team for making it through to the finals at the schools’ cluster tournament last week! The team won all of their games up until a final game against Mairangi Bay who they had previously defeated in the rounds. The team played some amazing soccer and achieved second place. A great effort from everyone! Special thanks to coach Paul, all parent supporters and everyone that attended practice sessions and tried out for this team. Miniball

Limited spaces are still available for Year 1 and 2 children interested in playing miniball in Term 3. Games are played on a Monday after school. If your child is interested in joining one of our Year 1-2 Junior Breakers FUNdamental league teams please contact the Sports Coordinator before final registrations close on Tuesday 16 June. Registration and payment for miniball for Years 3 to 6 (Semester 2) will be opening this week. Please watch out for an email from your team manager. For any new players if you have not done so already please register your interest by emailing the CBS Sports Coordinator. Flippaball

Registrations for Term 3 to open soon. A space is available on one of our Year 5/6 teams that would suit a beginner. Games are played on a Sunday with a one hour practice held every second Saturday at 1pm. If your child is interested in joining this flippaball team in Term 3 and is competent and confident swimmer please contact the Sports Coordinator for further information. Swimming

The North Shore schools swimming competition is scheduled for September at the new Millennium Pool. CBS swimming trials will take place on Monday 27 July. More information is available on our CBS website under ‘Sports’ and under "Swimming". Sports Photo

Sports photos for the majority of our sports teams are scheduled for Thursday 30 July. Please ensure children in these teams (rugby, netball, hockey, cricket, miniball, flippaball, badminton, golf and soccer) come to school in full uniform on this day with appropriate footwear. No sports uniforms required. Any queries please contact Nicola Livingston (CBS Sports Coordinator) at [email protected]

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Fitness4Kids School Holiday Programme

For ages 4 year—10years

Tuesday 14 and Thursday 16 July Campbells Bay School

9.30am—12noon $30 per session per child (10% discount for siblings)

Fitness4Kids - GET FIT ALONG SIDE YOUR KIDS – we are running, in conjunction with our holiday programmes, an adults session from 9.30am-10.15am Just $15 per adult per session and if you want your child to just stay for the 45 minute session whilst you work out it is only $7.50 extra for your child (per child) if you want them to stay on for the whole morning session (until 12 noon) we would love to have them so please register them for the $30 price. Contact Joanne 021 614 655 or [email protected]

Community Notices RoboClub School Holiday Programme …...13 and 14 July. $65 each day. Introducing children into the world of robotics or programming. All Saints Scout Den, Birkenhead. NEW - 3D PRINTING -15 and 16 July $75 each day- Learn how a 3D printer works, draw Minecraft characters using 'Tinkercad'. Each day take home a printed character. Contact Kevin, 022 0480512 or email [email protected] One-day art program ( for ages 7 - 12 yrs) …..This one-day drawing and painting workshop has a theme of fun in the snow. With step- by-step guidance children will discover how simple shapes can be used to draw more complex forms, then with acrylic paints they will transform their drawings , learning painting tips and techniques along the way. Fun and focused. Tuesday 7 July 10.00am - 3.00pm, St Anne's Hall, Browns Bay, $45. Ph 4836703 or [email protected] After School Art Class (Term 3 2015) for ages 7—12 yrs …… A structured drawing and painting program with full-time artist/art tutor. Fun and focused. Mondays 4pm - 5.30pm or Wednesdays 3.30 - 5pm, 6 weeks, starts Monday 3 August Browns Bay. $95.00. Bookings essential: Ph 4836703 or [email protected] Quiz/Auction night fundraiser ……. 27 June at the CBS hall for two former CBS pupils and their Marist Junior Rugby Tour to Australia in July. Tickets $20pp which includes first drink. Contact Arnie Welch on 021 1267498 for tickets or further information. Your support is much appreciated and we will gladly accept items for auction if unable to attend.

Browns Bay Community English School

E.S.O.L. for Adults : 4 Levels

Qualified and experienced teachers. Small, multi-cultural classes, 8 week courses, daily lessons. FREE trial lesson. Contact:

Di Evans 021 667 855 Linda Rein 021 023 95103

[email protected]

www.BrownsBayEnglish.co.nz

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