CBS Newsletter 04 July

COMING UP
TUE 5 JULY
 Year 5&6 Swimming at
MISH
WED 6 JULY
 Jammies in June/July
Mufti Day
THU 7 JULY
 Bus Bay Closed
 Year 5&6 Cluster
Miniball Tournament
 LAST DAY TERM TWO
MON 25 JULY
 Term Three begins
WELCOME
Jackson Conway
Imogen Errington
TERM DATES
TERM TWO
2 May – 7 July
TERM THREE
25 July – 23 September
TERM FOUR
10 October – 16 December
Parent/Teacher Interviews
The next ‘Next Steps Interviews’ will be on Tuesday 2 August and Thursday 4
August except for Room 25 who have already had their interviews and:
 Caitlin Richardson 5S will conduct interviews on Tuesday 2 August from
8:30am to 6:15pm in the school conference room.
 Victoria Fuller 5B will conduct interviews on Tuesday 9 August from 8:30am to
6:15pm in the school conference room.
Please book online via the tiqbiz app or by visiting www.schoolinterviews.co.nz
The event code is: d6rms
Please note: The online booking programme will be opened at 9:00am
Thursday 7 July and closed at 3:00pm on Friday 29 July.
MAPATHON 2016
Just a reminder that term three marks the start of our
annual school fundraiser. The Factathon this year
has a geography theme and is appropriately called
the Mapathon.
This is a Friends of CBS fundraiser that has the potential to bring in over
$20,000 for the school. This year the money will go directly to funding the
school’s hall refurbishment. If every child raises only $25.00 we will exceed our
target this year.
On the first day back of next term expect to receive three notices 1. Mapathon instructions
2. Sponsorship recording form
3. Your child’s questions
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE RE THE
TIQBIZ UPGRADE WENT HOME
ON FRIDAY LAST WEEK. IF YOU
HAVE NOT SEEN IT PLEASE
CHECK SCHOOLBAGS!
School CLOSED this
Friday 8 July
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Mathlete of the Week
Congratulations to Edison Yang from Year 6 Blue.
You are the Mathlete of the Week!
The Mathlete of the Week is the top student in the school who
has mastered the most concepts in Mathletics.
Library Books
Please could you ensure your children return any overdue library books before
the end of term.
This would be a good opportunity to get some books for holiday reading too.
Jammies in June (and July!) Mufti Day
On Wednesday 6 July Campbells Bay School is having a Pyjama Mufti Day.
This is to promote ’Jammies in June/July’.
On Wednesday, children can wear their pyjamas to school (!) if they bring a
new pair of flannelette pyjamas or a
($2) gold coin donation.
Please note: It is not compulsory to
wear pyjamas!
These will be donated to the
Middlemore Foundation so they can
donate the pyjamas to those children
who need them to help keep them cozy
warm in winter.
Thank you for supporting our ‘Not Self
But Service’ venture.
Sandra Stott
Not Self But Service Coordinator for CBS
Muddy Clothes
As the wet weather continues,
please remember to put a spare
set of school uniform in your
child’s bag. The office has
limited spares they can change
children in to if they happen to
slip in the mud!
Term Two Dates
Please note the school is closed
on the following date this term:
Friday 8 July: Teacher Only
Day.
We are having a professional
development day at CBS with
staff from Milford School and
Mairangi Bay School also
attending.
Please note we will still be
working the required number of
school days this year! It just
means we work a little longer in
December. Hence, the term
finishes for students
on Thursday 7 July.
Absences
If your child is going to be absent
please let the school office know
either by emailing
safetycheck@campbellsbay. school.nz
or by using the Tiqbiz app.
For extended holidays please
email John McGowan for approval
on:
[email protected]
[email protected]
This is a Ministry of Education
requirement.
Please do not just email class
teachers.
Given the time of year, it is really
important to let the office know if
your child is going to be absent.
Given the size of the school it is
very time consuming to phone
each parent who has forgotten!
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Bus Bay Closed on Thursday and Principal Rides the Morning 042 Bus
The student Travelwise team has announced the closure of the Bus Bay on Thursday morning in
attempt to get more students walking to school or, at least, walking part of the way to school having
been dropped off in a legal and safe manner away from the school.
To encourage the use of the morning 042 to get to school I will be on the bus on Thursday from the start of the bus route
opposite the Milford Marina to school. Details of the bus route can be seen below. John McGowan.
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Second Hand Uniform Sale
The Friends of Campbells Bay School (FOCBS) will be running a second-hand uniform sale at
school on the Tuesday 26 July.
Helpers for the sale wanted please – 7.45am in PA room to help sell,
(email: [email protected] or text 021 129 5273 to let me know if you are available). Helpers get first pick of
the items!
Buyers: Please come to the sale with cash or cheque only.
Sellers: Please drop off your clothes ensuring you have followed the instructions below:
Fill in the registration form which can be found on the school website: http://campbellsbay.school.nz/friends-ofcbs/
Under ‘What do we Do?’ click on ‘CBS Second Hand Registration form for Sellers’
Set a price for each item you wish to sell, taking into account the condition of the item. Please price to the
nearest dollar.
Safety pin a small square of cardboard with the following information - Size, Description, Price. For example:
Size – 8
Sports
Shorts
$15
Drop off your items, including securely attached pricing tags and your completed registration form, in a bag, to the school
office, on any day leading up to the sale. We need to be able to track each item sold/returned to the registration form in
order to pay you correctly. If there is no form in the bag we will assume it is a donation.
FOCBS will collect 20% of the sale price as a fundraiser for the benefit of the school. After each sale, we will pay you
80% of the sales price in cash for the items and/or return your unsold items. The cash and unsold items will be available
at the school office within 2 weeks of the sale.
Donations of uniforms - FOCBS gratefully accept any donations of uniforms, 100% of these sales will be collected for the
benefit of the school. We aim to price donated good quality uniforms at half the price of new uniforms. Please drop off
donated uniforms at the school office, ideally marking the bag donated.
Queries to Becca Hammond - email – [email protected] / text 021 129 5273
Thank you - Tēnā Koutou
The CBS Book Week Committee is already furiously working on making the 2016 Book Week bigger and better than
previous years.
More details will emerge in term three but in the meantime for all you Book Lovers:
Did you know Andy Griffiths is coming to NZ in September? Here is an opportunity to go and listen to him at Auckland
Girls Grammar.
Go to http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2016/andy-griffiths-and-the-78-story-treehouse/auckland/newton for more details.
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Welcome Back Mr Millward
Duncan Millward, deputy principal at CBS until 2013, made a very welcome visit to the school on Friday. Now a deputy
principal at the European International School in Taipei, Duncan and his family are spending their summer holiday with
family and friends in Auckland before returning to Taipei to commence the new school year. Duncan reported the family
are in fine spirits and are enjoying the international school lifestyle while still planning to return to Auckland.
Rangitoto College
Prime Minister’s Supreme Award for Governance went to..................................
the Board of Trustees at Rangitoto College at the recent Prime Ministers’ Education Awards presented on 13 June at a
ceremony held at the Auckland Museum.
Our connection with the Rangitoto College Board is very real as Chris Davis, (second from right) the recent chairperson of
the Rangitoto Board, was also a chairperson of the Campbells Bay School Board of Trustees. I guess you could say, he
shared at Rangitoto what he learned at CBS!
Who wears it better??
Just a little light humour in the school office on a cold and miserable day! We wondered if Elton John had made a
surprise visit – maybe not!!
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Education Out Of School
A parent of CBS has written a thoughtful piece for a conservation blog site and, having read it, I think it deserves
publication as part of our newsletter. The link to the article is below.
The narrative reminds readers that education happens in and out of school and ‘creating passion in children’ is an
essential role for every person involved with children. The article is a timely reminder that parents/whanau/friends all have
an incredibly important role to play in the education of our children and while school has an essential role to play we
should never forget the fantastic opportunities children have to learn out of school. While the article gives the example of
actually swimming with whale sharks, rather than simply reading about them or viewing them on videos, there are
limitless opportunities for learning opportunities to happen out of school. This can be as simple as splashing along in
puddles, something that is easy to do at this time of the year, while talking about the science that lies behind why the
water is being displaced to talking about anything at all.
Later in the year as part of Book Week we hope to have a father and daughter team come to speak about the books and
videos about swimming with marine life along our coast line.
As a school, we endorse and embrace parents/whanau making the most of learning opportunities. If this involves time
away from school please email me in advance so the absence can be recorded for our safety check programme.
http://birdsheadseascape.com/diving/bhss-chief-scientist-takes-his-children-out-of-school-for-a-whale-shark-holiday-byarnaz-mehta/
CHESS CLUB IN TERM 3
Weekly chess classes restart on 26 July in room 29 on Tuesday lunchtimes.
All levels catered for except absolute beginners. Most sessions are half instruction by Oceania Senior Champion Leonard
McLaren and half playing.
In term three the school championship will take place.
If your child would like to enrol please fill in this form (more forms are available at the office) and return with the term fee
of $50 to Mr McLaren in chess class or to Westpac account 03-1308-0065112-00. If paying by cheque please make it
payable to Leonard McLaren.
Any questions please contact [email protected] stating “CBS” in the subject title.
Term 3 - Lunchtime Train of Thought classes with The Kids Coach!
Help your child embrace their strengths, develop an optimistic and resilient mindset and navigate the ups and downs of
life more easily in this unique 8-week course created especially for primary school children by The Kids Coach.
Jam-packed with resources, including a Parent’s Workshop on Thursday 28 July (7:00-8:30pm).
Lunchtime Classes Start: Tuesday 2nd August (Y1-3) /Wednesday 3rd August (Yr4-6)
Total Package $220 (Save $67) and Includes: 1 x Parents Workshop, 8 x Train of Thought classes, 70 page Train of
Thought Workbook, weekly extension activities, session overviews and YouTube resources, plus the chance for your
child to learn invaluable skills while making new friends and having lots of fun!
Bookings and Queries online at www.thekidscoach.co.nz or [email protected]
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Sports News
Weekly sports results can be found on the following link:
campbellsbay.school.nz/sports-news/
Would all managers of sports teams please email weekly news and results to our new sports email address:
[email protected]
National Qualifying Rippa Rugby Tournament
On Wednesday 22 June CBS took part in the National Qualifying Rippa Rugby Tournament at Windsor Park. Teams
comprised of five girls and five boys from years five and six. Twenty-six schools from Devonport to Helensville and as far
as Warkworth were competing for the grand prize of top school, who win an all-expenses paid trip to Wellington to
represent North Harbour at the National Rippa Rugby Tournament.
Our team of ten players fought hard against some very talented and competitive teams, in torrential rain at
times, to finish top of their pool. The team then advanced to the knock out rounds playing defending champions Willow
Park in the quarter finals. CBS was 3-2 down at half time. The team focused hard on playing as a team and put in every
ounce of effort, managing to take out the win 4-3 to move into the semi-final round. In the semi-final round we came up
against St Josephs but were beaten 3-1. St Josephs went on to end the day as overall winners.
This is the first time ever that a CBS team has made it out of pool play and into the play offs. Congratulations to Toby
Douglas, Mairav Rajput, Cameron Maunder, James Charlesworth, Xavier Gordon, Ruby Luxton, Danielle Pattimore,
Sienna Rugg, Charlie Twose and Jessie Jamieson for the 100% effort, amazing team work and positive attitude that they
brought to the day. You did your school proud.
Thank you to everyone who came out in the less than ideal weather conditions to support the team.
Treasurer Needed for Lake Pupuke Waterwise
The Lake Pupuke Waterwise needs a committee member who will take the role of treasurer. There are approximately four
committee meetings per year, the club is in good financial health and is not only very well run but also provides a
wonderful opportunity to help teach children basic seamanship skills. There are only 5-10 transactions a month, the
majority of which are by automatic bank payment and so requires only elementary book-keeping skills as the processes
are well set up. The outgoing treasurer will be happy to provide a good handover until you are up and running.
If you are interested please email Sheryl Rogers on [email protected]
Campbells Bay Students Shine at North Island Synchro Champs
Campbells Bay School can be extremely proud of their students, Georgia Fraser-Mackenzie, Maria Lee and Vanessa
Burmeister who competed at the North Island Synchronised Swimming Championships held in Auckland this weekend.
Georgia was placed 2nd overall in the Dolphin Figures event
Georgia and Maria’s team won silver in the Dolphin Team event
Vanessa’s team won Gold in the 12U Team Event.
They will all compete at The Spring National Championships which will be held in Tauranga during the October holidays.
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Community Notices
Flatmate Required
Mature flatmate wanted to share with a mum and school-age girl in a well - presented, sunny and spacious 3 brm (with
wireless connection) that opens out to a large private garden and partially overlooking the sea.
Castor Bay area. Fully furnished. Weekly rent $200 + exp. Professionals or mature student welcome. Carparking
available. Call 0210700871.
Going on holiday? Want a reliable house sitter or someone to look after your animals?
A CBS staff member is looking for housesitting opportunities between 20 August to end of December.
If you are going on holiday for a two week period or longer and would like a house/animal sitter please get in contact
with [email protected]
Campbells Bay Tennis Club
Holiday Programme – Fun and Games for BEGINNER kids.
Cost: $30 per child per morning
When: Daily from 9:00am to 12 noon
Book early – we have to limit numbers
Phone / Text Graeme 021 206 2177
Young At Art children’s holiday Art workshops are now open for booking in Ponsonby.
After school classes are available for Term 3 in Ponsonby, Orakei, Meadowbank, Beach Haven, Titirangi, Manukau and
Beachlands *Free trials available to new term students.
For more information or to book please check out www.youngatart.co.nz or email:[email protected]
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Part-Time Work Available
Do you want to work part-time with flexible and the potential for generous compensation?
I’m looking for people to join my network marketing team selling a prestige range of skincare and cosmetics that has just
launched into NZ.
Contact Kate on 0224055220 if you would like to find out more about this exciting opportunity!
STUDIO 246 are once again holding their annual JULY SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME:
This year we invite you to a week of Dance, Drama, Singing and Craft as we work towards presenting our show
“CINDERELLA” on the last day.
Dates: Mon 11 July to Friday 15 July (9am - 3pm) with after school care available,
This programme books out EVERY YEAR, so don’t leave it too late to enrol!
Ages 5-15 (Held at Murrays Bay Intermediate)
Please contact Lenore Bullock on 0211849849 for more info!
School holiday ONE-DAY ART program (ages 7 - 12 yrs.)
Tuesday 12 July
Children will draw then create a vibrant acrylic painting . With step by step instruction they will first discover how simple
shapes can be used to draw more complex forms then transform their drawings with acrylic paints learning tips and
techniques along the way. Fun and focused.
Venue: St Annes Hall Browns Bay 10.00am - 3.00pm, cost $45 (all materials included)
Bookings: email [email protected], ph. 09 483 6703
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Holiday Stitching Class
Being held in Takapuna the first week of the holidays. Further information from [email protected]
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Tiny Boppers - fun-filled music + movement classes for funky tots:
Brand new preschool classes are coming to Milford on Friday mornings (during term time) at the Milford Senior Citizens
Hall (next to New World), starting Term 3.
9.45am - Tiny Bopper Babies (aimed at pre-walkers)
10.30am - Tiny Boppers (aimed at toddlers and preschoolers).
From $4 babies, $5 preschoolers, $7 family per session - check out www.tinyboppers.co.nz for more info, or contact Ali
on 021 024 75340.
Life Changing Parenting Courses for Parents of all Cultures
Positive Discipline for under 4’s (am) begins 2 August
Effective Discipline (am) begins 27 July
Parenting Adolescents in English (pm) begins 28 July
Parenting Adolescents in Korean (am) begins 28 July
www.whanaumarama-parenting.co.nz
You can enrol on line or phone Tamati 441 0208 or Elizabeth 441 0209 or Jumi 551 6960
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