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TERM 2 Trip - Roxy Cinemas & Island Bay Marine Education Center - Copy of Notice - Home via Etap 30th March

Wednesday 30th  March 2016                                                                                         

Dear Parents/Caregivers,

As part of the Documentary Edge Film Festival (with the generous support of the Rei Foundation), ‘Docs 4 Schools’ is offering free in-theatre screenings for year 5-13 students of the latest documentaries from around the world.  This opportunity is just too good to miss and we have booked for our team to go and see the documentary “I am Eleven” on Friday 6^th May at the Roxy Cinemas in Miramar.  Please follow this link if you would like to…

Watch the Trailer: https://vimeo.com/45231682

As stated above, the entry to this documentary is free and the cost of the buses will be covered using the students’ activity fee.

But there’s more!  Since we are heading into our Science term next term (and as we have the ocean so close as such a wonderful natural resource!), we thought it would be a good opportunity to combine our visit with an afternoon at The Island Bay Marine Education Centre.  Their goal is ‘to inspire wise stewardship of New Zealand’s seas and marine life through exciting live exhibits and interesting educational experiences for people of all ages’.  There is a minimal charge of $5 per person for this, which will be covered by your child’s activity fee.  You can find out more by following this link…

http://www.octopus.org.nz/

We will be dropped at Island Bay for lunch and a brief talk in the ‘Octopus Headquarters’ before heading into the ‘Bait House’ for the hands-on learning!  The bus will pick us up at 2pm to return to school for usual finish time. 

If your family lives in Wellington or Petone, or you would prefer to pick up your child from there please contact your child’s classroom teacher and we will do our utmost to work around this with the bus company.  Although please do note that we should be back to school at normal time.

We are unsure as to what the weather will be doing on this day so, to ensure they have a great day, students will need to bring:

• Warm clothes & a waterproof jacket
• Comfortable shoes for walking
• A large named, filled water bottle
• Plenty of lunch and morning tea
• Any medication they are required to carry (inhalers, etc)
• Their sunhat

Kind regards

Annette Borgonje

Yr 7-8 Croquet

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A cheeky request: Our school has made it through to the top 10 for the Fonterra Milk for Schools Movie Competition. The movie with the most votes wins a visit from Richie McCaw. We have some tough competition from some big schools (hence potentially more votes). Could I ask you to share this website with your class and friends and vote South Mak. 

Can you help him out??

Follow this link!

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