SILVER PATHWAY. 28 August 2018 Newsletter 26 Term 03

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1 . SILVER PATHWAY Longmore Ln, Silverdale North, PO Box 538, Silverdale 0932 Phone (09) Fax (09) August 2018 Newsletter 26 Term 03 Hello, Tēnā koutou katoa, 你好, Nǐ hǎo Welcome Welcome to Elijah Gao, Jayla Renton, Rory Bassett and Zara Genc. Welcome back to Stella and Tomas Purchas. Our current roll is 680. Happy Birthday Happy Birthday to Catherine Liang, Michelle Catterall, Riley Wilkinson, Maia Wait, Kiana Venter, Lynique Venter and Luca Garelli. Medication Please make sure if you are sending medication to school with your child, they must give it to the office before school starts. All medication needs to be stored at the office and not in school bags. Fathers Day Stall Father s Day Stall Thursday 30 August, in the school hall from 9.00am. Teachers will bring classes through throughout the day so children can choose their own special gift for the amazing male role model in their life, Dads, Granddads, Uncles and special friends. Gifts range in price from $3- $10 Fathers Morning We will be holding a fathers or significant other male morning at school on Friday 7 September from 9.00am to 10.30am. This is an opportunity for you to come into your child s/children's classroom to see what they do at school. Your child will be able to show you their learning and show you around the classroom. You don t need to book just turn up and enjoy. Assembly Our next full school assembly is on Friday 31 August, hosted by Team Kiwi at 1.50pm in the hall, all are welcome. WHATS ON! 30 Aug X Country Interschool Y5 & 6 30 Aug Father s Day Stall 31 Aug Whole School Assembly Team Kiwi 05 Sep Photolife (Class & Sibling) 07 Sep Father s Morning pm 07 Sep Subway Lunch Sep Te wiki o te reo Maori 11 Sep Te kotahitanga Y5&6 14 Sep Whole School Assembly Team Te Ohanga 14 Sep Silverdale Netball Prizegiving 5pm 17 Sep Teams Pukeko & Tui Chinese Cooking 17 Sep BOT Meeting 7pm 19 Sep HPV immunisations Y8 20 Sep Y5&6 Girls Quikhit Cricket 24 Sep Y5&6 Tball Interschool 25 Sep Production 6.30pm 26 Sep Production 6.30pm 28 Sep Jesters Pie Lunch 28 Sep Red Nose Mufti Day 28 Sep Whole School Assembly 28 Sep Term Finishes 15 Oct Term Starts 26 Oct Jesters Pie Lunch 26 Oct Whole School Assembly 27 Oct Country Show Day 31 Oct Photolife (Teams and Groups) 05 Nov BOT Meeting 7pm 07 Nov Andrew Lines Parent Evening 08 Nov Super 8 s Cricket Year Nov Whole School assembly 13 Nov Senior School Athletics 23 Nov Jesters Pie Lunch 23 Nov Whole School Assembly 27 Nov Athletics Interschool Y5&6 30 Nov Tu Maia Festival Y5&6 20 Dec Term Finishes

2 Silverdale School App Silverdale School has a Mobile App for notices, events and other important school messages. To download the app for free on iphone or Android search 'Silverdale Primary School' in the app store. This app works on your phone and tablet. Android Users iphone Users Silverdale School Parent Survey Results Thank you to everyone who completed the 2018 Silverdale School Parent Survey. Over the coming weeks I will be sharing with you the results.

3 Cameron Lockie Principal

4 Garden to Table Dear Parents and Caregivers, we are very excited to announce that Garden To Table has arrived at Silverdale. Initially this will be with a few select classes, however, in the future this will be rolled out to all of Team Pukeko. In the meantime we need to expand on our kitchen and garden resources and are putting a call out for all spare and surplus gardening and kitchen equipment. If you happen to have any spare: pots, seeds, trowels, gloves, crockery, cutlery, baking and cooking equipment, we would be very appreciative of your donation. We are also looking for a juicer, a kitchen blender and aprons. The more equipment we can get donated the more successful this wonderful program will be. Please bring your donated items to Room 26. Thank you all in advance for your kind donations. Happy Gardening/Cooking. From the children of Room 26. Should Kids Garden? I think kids should garden because it is something awesome that they can help you with and it s natural. Firstly, gardening is probably the most healthy thing on our planet and waaay healthier than playing on a computer all day. The fruit and vegetables that you grow are cheaper,more convenient and good for you. Secondly, healthy fruit and vegetables gives you brain power, what is brain power you may ask, well brain power is power to your brain, kind of like superpowers just healthy. It is also more nutritious. Thirdly, it is natural, that means that it comes out of the ground and is a do-it-yourself project and straight to your plate! There are no chemicals and no plastic to make you sick. Kids that grow their own food are more likely to eat it! Anyone can garden and it is cheap. Why spend more money buying fruit and vegetables when you can grow your own? Make your own garden today! By Harini Nellipudi Let's go Silverdale let's go! The giant red yummy apple has been won by R31/33 this week. Awesome effort guys with 400 stickers. Followed by R39 252, then R We have 1495 yummy stickers altogether. Who's going to win next week? Big smiles Big Red

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7 Silverdale School Flippa Ball Sunday August 26th This afternoon the Silver Fins played the Sea Lions, who hail from Stella Marist.. Right from the start the mid field and defense were on high alert with Morgan Lusher and Alissa Hurter working really hard towards setting the precedence of the match. Alice Bauld was her usual outstandingly consistent self, saving many a Goal from being successfully executed by the Sea Lions. You have great reflexes Alissa! With the mid field in full attack mode, Zack Gibbons and Blake Thow had a tough job of following through with their defense, a few times the ball got away on them but not for long because Michelle Catterall, and India Beven were very adept at getting the ball up towards our Goal. Then Wham! Michelle put the first Goal of the match away for the Fins. And with that, the game had commenced... and if that wasn't enough the Sea Lions Goalie scored a ball straight to the nose! Ouch! Conor McCleery then swiftly swam up and scored, and Milla Tuohy continued this trend by scoring the third stunning goal for the team. Well done you three! At half time the score was 3-0 to the Fins. Less than one minute into the second half there was Conor doing what he is so good at, putting away not one, not two, but another THREE Goals. Morgan Lusher and Julian Beall demonstrated some great attack and defense. It was a fight to the death and these Silverdale kids are not to be messed with! Mid tussle India was under the water but took it all in her stride, and was back in the game in the blink of an eye. Michelle then scored yet again! And at final whistle, our winning streak continues with a score of 7-1 to the Silver Fins! Our Player of the Day was awarded to Morgan Lusher (pictured). Morgan was really strong in attack and managed to intercept the ball at crucial times ensuring that her team had the advantage. She stayed strong throughout the game and put in a really solid effort. Well done Morgan, it's great to see your confidence growing - and well done to ALL of our truly awesome Silver Fins! Let s keep this up!

8 REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR SUMMER TOUCH AND SUMMER FOOTBALL This is a great way for your child to get outside and have fun playing sport with their school friends. Whether they ve played before or want to try it out for the first time, everyone is welcome! Register your child before FRIDAY 21 SEPTEMBER to ensure their place on a Silverdale SportsHub team. Details regarding cost, dates, venue are available by heading to the online form for your chosen sport. // SUMMER TOUCH (Victor Eaves Park, Orewa) Click to access this online registration form gvmv6m-evcvuletdm5ewkb- DaKlUEWPPqT_rH4u7w/viewform // SUMMER FOOTBALL (Stanmore Bay) Click to access this online registration form ce7xv3lvxlpm8ezh7ctorll2pdivfcsyjcntumfnw/viewform If you have any questions drop us a line on silverdalesportshub@gmail.com

9 Metro Park West which design is best? Developing Metro Park West, also called Butler Stoney Park, will be a multi-year project for Hibiscus and Bays Local Board. Board Chair Julia Parfitt says locals will be asked for feedback next month on designs showing how the park could be developed. The consultation period runs from 3 30 September Ways to have your say Drop-in sessions will take place at Stoney Homestead Community Hub - 12 Galbraith Greens, Millwater. These sessions are on Tuesday, 4 September between 4.30pm-6.30pm and Wednesday, 12 September between 6pm-8pm. Have your say online and view the design concepts on the Auckland Council website from 3 September.

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