March Newsletter

IMG_1768 principals announcement:

It is a real pleasure to advise you that the Year 10 Digital Technology class will be taking over the publication of the Principal’s newsletter. I will supply the content and they will organise the presentation and publishing. I will have the “editorial” say over any content which they may wish to put in the newsletter. Thank you, Mr Cajita and Year 10 DGT for an impressive initiative.

 

I am also pleased to announce that Ms Tapu Paitai (HOD Maori and PE) has been appointed to Assistant Principal on the resignation of Sister Lusiana. Ms Paitai is an experienced teacher and middle management administrator. She has aspiration towards a Principal ship in the future. Congratulation, Ms Paitai

 

Mr. Toakarawa Kabuta has been appointed to the permanent Mathematics position.

Thank you parents for the very successful turnout at the NCEA Parents and Students Evening. Twenty-six out of twenty– eight families were represented with one apology. This is the interest and commitment that we want to see. Keep checking your student’s NCEA folder.

 

Our attendance and punctuality is looking very good at the moment. Please, parents, can we strive to maintain 100% attendance and 100% punctuality at school. Attendance and punctuality are important social values. Students get embarrassed when they are asked why they are late — especially when their parents make them late!!

 Picture4Picture3 PICNIC 2016: Picture2 Picture5

Now the School had a great picnic at Rutaki on Friday, 12 February. This was a fun, friendship and frolicking in the water day. Significantly, it is a day of leadership development for our prefects who organised and ran the day. Well done, Prefects!

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Dear Parents, Guardians, Caregivers & Students,

The Art Room is lacking in some resources. Therefore we are appealing for any contributions that would help us to build up a stock of supplies. There is no need to go and buy anything but you’d be surprised at what you can find around the house. This appeal will be for the rest of the year, so if at any time, you have one or a few of the items on our request list, please send it into school. Students can drop items off in the Art Room.

 

 

 

Glass jars with /without lids Wrapping/gift / Christmas paper Wood off-cut Christmas/greeting  cards
Buttons Newspapers Sellotape
Lace Colored paper/card Rags/cloths Duct tape
Margarine tubs and lids Fabric Feathers
Meats Trays (polystyrene) to use for palettes Fabric Scraps Wool
Ribbon Artificial flowers Shells
Thread Beads Corks
Wool Glitter Sponges

Thanking in anticipation

Mrs G Dixon

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Health calendar 

PROGRAM DATE Profession Health Professional Island Visited Status
January-June 2016
Pharmacist 18-29 January 2016 Pharmacist Dr Ruth Ferguson Rarotonga Confirmed
Dermatology 25-29 January 2016 Dermatologist

Skin nurse Specialist

Dr Diana Purvis

Pauline Brown

Aitutaki (25 Jan)

Rarotonga (26-29 Jan)

Confirmed
Ear, Nose,

Throat / Audiology

Wk 1: 29 Feb-18 March 2016

Wk 2: 7-11 March 2016

Wk 3: 14 March-18 March 2016

 

Ear nurse Specialist/Audiologist

Ear nurse/Audiologist

Audiologists & OT team

ORL Surgeon

Anesthetist

Theater Nurse

 

Diane Hamilton

Audiologist TBA by Dr Deacon

Dr Robert Allison

Dr Mark Chapman

Margaret Baker (AusAid-PIP)

Rarotonga Confirmed
Diabetes

Management

29-February-04 March 2015 Dialectologist

Podiatrist

 

 

Dr Timothy Cundy

Ms. Alexander Noble-Beasley

Rarotonga Confirmed
General Pediatric 18, 21, 22 March 2016 General Pediatrician Dr Danny Stewart Rarotonga Confirmed
Advance Life Support Training 21 March-01 April 2016 Resuscitation Officer

A & E Nurse Specialist

Mr. Steve Jenkins

Mrs. Nicola Jenkins

Rarotonga

Aitutaki (1-2 days TBA)

Confirmed

Proposed Calendar of Health Specialist   Visit Picture6

HEALTH DEPARTMENT: 

Attached is the calendar from the HEALTH DEPARTMENT which details all visits of Health Specialists throughout the year. Please note the visit of any specialist you would like to see and make the necessary arrangements.

 

As a nation we are not doing well on the HEALTH CHARTS! Parents, please give your students a nourishing breakfast and a healthy cut lunch. They are so much cheaper than the shop or canteen products. Also, please talk to your child about the need for re-hydration — especially in this hot and humid weather.

Mental Health 04-15 April 2016 Psychiatrist

Psychologist

Dr Francis Agnew

Dr Epenesa Olo-Whaanga

Rarotonga Tentative dates, to be reconfirmed
Public Health Adviser TBA Public Health Adviser TBA Rarotonga TBA
Pediatric Life Support Training 11-15 April 2016 Pediatric Emergency Team from Starfish Hospital Dr Anthony Bell

Dr Christine Brayn

Ms Trish Wood

Ms Katherine Johnson

Rarotonga Confirmed
Pediatric Neurology TBA Pediatric Neurologist Dr Rakesh Patel Rarotonga TBA
Ophthalmology 18 April– 5 May 2016 Ophthalmologist/surgeon

Retinal Eye Specialist

Ophthalmologist

Eye Nurse Specialist

 

Optometrist

Optometrist

Optometrist

Optometry Engineer

Dr Paul Rosser

 

Dr Alison

Dr Jo Sims

Nurse olga Brochner TBA

John Vaela

Theresa Slatter

Richard Johnson

Andries Smith

Rarotonga

 

Aitutaki

Atiu

Mangaia

 

Mitiaro

Mauke

 

Confirmed
Gynecology 16-20 May 2016 Gynecologist Dr Martin Sowter Rarotonga Confirmed
Orthopedic May/June 2016 Orthopedic Surgeon Registrar Dr David Barto

TBA

Rarotonga TBA & Comfirmed by Dr Deacon

 

Pediatic cardiology May 2016 Pediatric Cardiologist TBA Rarotonga TBA
Adult Cardiology June 2016 Adult Cardiologist Dr Miriam Wheeler Rarotonga TBA
Orthodontic TBA Orthodontist TBA by Dr Danny Areai Rarotonga TBA

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