Sacred Heart School Newsletters

12 November 2010

12 November

Dear Parents

A big thank you to Susanne Brown and the Fair Committee for organising another excellent school fair last Sunday. Thank you to all the teachers, children and parent helpers who ensured its success by helping on the day. Once again we had good weather after a shaky start and everyone had an enjoyable time.

Many of you will have read the article in this week’s ‘New Idea’, about McKenzie in Room 6. Next Friday, 19 November is ‘Red Nose Day’ in support of Cure Kids. To support this, we will be selling red noses for $2, at school next week. The children can wear these at school on Friday. All money received will go to Cure Kids through Paper Plus Book shops.

Our prayers are with the Sievwright & McDowell families this week.

Year 6 Camp
Next week Mrs Lieshout and the Year 6 children will be at Bannockburn – I will be away to join them from Wednesday. Any queries are directed to Mrs Buxton or ring me on 0274918694.

Congratulations to:
Keegan Fiebig who won a scholarship from Southland Boys High School for the 2011 school year.
Patrice Brookland who is 1 of 6 girls picked to perform on stage this weekend in The Nutcracker with The Royal New Zealand Ballet.

Enrolments
We are currently organising 2011 classes. Please let us know if you have pre-school children not already enrolled, or know of other children likely to attend Sacred Heart next year.

Basketball Results
Shooters won 20 - 13
Sharks won 20 - 2
Slamdunkers lost 8 - 12
Spurs won by default

Lost at the school fair a small stainless steel multi-tool to fit a key chain. If found, could it please be handed in to the school office. Thank you.

Girls Soccer Boots Size 2
If anyone is interested in a pair of brand new boots, please enquire at the office or contact Meg O’Connell.

Babysitter Available
End of November to mid February, Monday – Friday. I have just completed year 13 and have a car license. Enquiries to Alice Boyle 215-8319.

Free Budget Seminar – Wednesday 17th November
Session times are: 12 – 2 pm or 7 – 9 pm.
Check out the notice board in the junior corridor for registration details.

Otautau You N Lamb Festival – See notice board for events on next week.

GET INTO GOLF EVEING! Queen's Park Golf Club 23rd November 4 - 7 pm. We have all the equipment, we just want you and your family to come along and have some Fun.
Queries to 03 9310082.

Head Lice
It's now 5 weeks into the term and the weather is getting warmer so head lice will probably begin showing up again. Nit-Enz is so easy & half the price of other natural head lice products!
$15.35 NIT-ENZ Certified Organic Shampoo 225ml (will last approx a school term when used as directed)! $10.20 NIT-ENZ Head Lice Repellent Hair Gel 200ml or Hair Spray 165ml.
Use as a normal shampoo twice a week, normal conditioner afterwards, and you won't have to worry about head lice again! Nit-Enz is NOW available from Ascot 4 Square, on Tay Street, or for further details visit www.nit-enz.com

Room 6 Class Happenings


Here is some of the Room 6 writing about the school fair last Sunday.

On Sunday, 7 November 2010, the school fair was on and lots of people were there. We had a BBQ and pony rides. It was so much fun but the first thing I did was the hair do! The lady put my hair in a bun with glitter and spray. I looked pretty and after that I went on the bouncy castle. I went boing, boing! It was fun. After that I decided to get a piece of candy floss. It was yummy but I got a little sticky but that was OK because I could always wash it off. Afterwards I got my face painted. It was a butterfly with purple, pink, blue and green. It was pretty. I liked it. Then I thought I could try to win something off the chocolate wheel but I didn’t and then everybody got tired and went home. After I got home I wrote a story about it and had an ice block. It was cold. Macy Richardson

It was the fair on Sunday. I was very happy. Piper and I ran together for the whole fair. When Dad was driving the boat, Piper and I jumped in. Dad said, “No free rides” so no free rides. We jumped out. I saw Chloe, my friend from St John’s penguins. From the ice cream van I bought a chocolate bomb and some ice cream. I had 4 candy floss bags and some fizzy. I bought two guns for Jack. I did the Lucky Dip two times. The chocolate wheel is a good waste of money. I wish it was chocolate but it was not. After the fair, I played. Caitlin Smith


Before I went to the fair I was playing with my cousin Brody then we went to the fair. I got a spider and an ice block too. I got to go on the boat and the bungy. I got my hair sprayed orange and yellow and spikes all over my head. My dad and Nana and I tried the chocolate wheel and my Nana won the chocolate wheel. She got a netball with signatures on it. I had the best time in my life.
Shaun Wilks

I went to the Sacred Heart School fair on Sunday. The school fair was fun. My Dad’s friend had a son and his name was Zak and I got a star wars gun and it was cool. I got some candy floss. It was yummy. Max and I played tag with Brenna and Paige in the bouncy castle. It was fun. I went on the bouncy castle 4 times. Sometimes I went with Caleb and sometimes I went with Max. The school fair was really cool. I went on the boat ride. It was really fast. A truck was pulling it around. I had a sore leg when I got off the bouncy castle. I got a drink with Max. He got orange and I got the same as him. I got a game at the white elephant. It was a war game. It was ‘Knights vs Ogres”. I played it at home and the Star Wars gun can shoot bullets. I got a dinosaur book. It tells all about dinosaurs.
McKenzie Devlin

Please feel free to come in and read your child’s writing. There are some great newspaper reporters in Room 6.

PTA ~ Fair
A huge thank you goes out to the whole school community for your support in making last Sunday’s school fair such a success. This includes not only your help in the stalls, set-up and clean-up on the day, but also for your baking, gifts, donated goods and sponsorships – without any of this the fair could not take place. Over the next couple of weeks we will be acknowledging those businesses who supported us and ask that, where you can, you look to support them to.

I would personally like to thank the Fair Committee who was made up of volunteer parents from throughout the school, who worked tirelessly in the background preparing for the day to ensure it was a success. Without such a dedicated and hard working team these types of events never happen.

Special thanks to Miss Tagamoa, who was our staff representative on the committee, and who also gave up lots of valuable time and energy to participate fully in the whole event.

Thanks also to all the older children from rooms 8 & 9 who helped on the stalls throughout the day, and to the Mr Forde and all the staff, board and parents, ex pupils, who all volunteered their time to help either before or on the day of, to ensure everyone had the chance to enjoy the day.

We hope to have the approximate profit total very soon as we wait for the final costs and last of the remaining funds to be banked. At this point though we are very happy with the interim results and believe it to be another very successful school fair.

It was a fantastic day for families to get together as part of our Sacred Heart School community to have some fun and enjoy each other’s company, whilst raising money for a very worthwhile cause and something we all have a vested interest in.
Thanks again to everyone. Susanne Brown ~ PTA Chairman

Calendars - Don’t be worried if you didn’t get a chance to order your child’s school calendar on the day of the fair, these will be on display and available to be ordered later this month. Details will be sent home with an order form. For those who did order at the fair and did not pay on the day – we will require payment at the same time the class order forms will be due (late November/early December) or you can also leave your payment with Christine at the office now.
Thanks
PTA

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