Although the TAS players still attacked We wish them a very successful tournament. strongly, the quality of their play fell away with poor passing and marking providing Cricket Season Cornerstone with far too much possession, and time and space. The defence struggled The good news however is that Cricket under this pressure. Practice begins next Thursday at the Area School, at 5.00pm. Gina Swanson, Dylan Sincock, Josh Fellingham, Kerran Clark, Max Sage, and This summer Taihape will once again field Jonny Sage played their hearts out, and had a combined College/Community Team in some good moments. the Premier 2 Grade of the Wanganui Cricket Competition. This was a hugely disappointing end to an otherwise very successful and enjoyable The Cricket Competition begins on Monday night competition. Saturday 11th October, and this season we will again be playing home and away This week the Taihape Area School Mixed games. The Recreation Ground is such a Hockey team is participating in the North lovely setting for cricket, in fact for sport Island Mixed Hockey Tournament, in generally, so it will be great to hear the Levin. sound of ball on willow as a regular feature – of Saturdays in the village. Draw Tournament Week Monday New and intending players are very 9.00 TAS v Aotea College welcome. Contact Richard McMillan for 5.30 TAS v Rotorua more details (06 3880130 or 021774121 or Tuesday email ). 1.10 TAS v Pomapllier College (the top team last year) Wednesday Friday –> Crossover games depending upon results Supporting Your Child at Home: Numeracy Netball A lot of emphasis in Numeracy teaching is The Senior A Netball Team has had a placed on mental calculations where successful season which culminates this possible, using jottings to help support week with their participation in the Lower thinking. North Island Netball Championships, in Napier. As children progress through the Today they are playing at 10.30am and school and are taught more formal written 1.30pm. Tomorrow (Tuesday) they play at methods, they are still encouraged to think 7.45am, followed by a cross over game at about mental strategies they could use first, either 11.45am or 1.45pm. and only use written methods for those
Although the TAS players still attacked strongly, the quality of their play fell away with poor passing and marking providing Cornerstone with far too much possession, and time and space. The defence struggled under this pressure. Gina Swanson, Dylan Sincock, Josh Fellingham, Kerran Clark, Max Sage, and Jonny Sage played their hearts out, and had some good moments. This was a hugely disappointing end to an otherwise very successful and enjoyable Monday night competition. This week the Taihape Area School Mixed Hockey team is participating in the North Island Mixed Hockey Tournament, in Levin. Draw – Tournament Week Monday 9.00 TAS v Aotea College 5.30 TAS v Rotorua Tuesday 1.10 TAS v Pomapllier College (the top team last year) Wednesday –> Friday Crossover games depending upon results Netball The Senior A Netball Team has had a successful season which culminates this week with their participation in the Lower North Island Netball Championships, in Napier. Today they are playing at 10.30am and 1.30pm. Tomorrow (Tuesday) they play at 7.45am, followed by a cross over game at either 11.45am or 1.45pm. We wish them a very successful tournament. Cricket Season The good news however is that Cricket Practice begins next Thursday at the Area School, at 5.00pm. This summer Taihape will once again field a combined College/Community Team in the Premier 2 Grade of the Wanganui Cricket Competition. The Cricket Competition begins on Saturday 11th October, and this season we will again be playing home and away games. The Recreation Ground is such a lovely setting for cricket, in fact for sport generally, so it will be great to hear the sound of ball on willow as a regular feature of Saturdays in the village. New and intending players are very welcome. Contact Richard McMillan for more details (06 3880130 or 021774121 or email ). Supporting Your Child at Home: Numeracy A lot of emphasis in Numeracy teaching is placed on mental calculations where possible, using jottings to help support thinking. As children progress through the school and are taught more formal written methods, they are still encouraged to think about mental strategies they could use first, and only use written methods for those
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