PARENT HELPERS We encourage parents to assist in non-teaching activities in the classroom. As well parents often provide assistance with sport, school camps, transportation, and Kapa Haka. If you feel you would like to help please contact the office Phone 06 3880130, or tell a – teacher. REPORTING TO PARENTS Three times a Year whanau are invited to share in learning celebrations. Children take a lead role in these events, goals are set and reflected upon. Parents are always welcome to contact the School for an appointment with the Class Teacher, however there are 3 occasions during the Year when the school reports to parents: - Term 1 Junior School - Goal Setting Conferences (Whanau /Student/Teacher Interviews) Senior School Goal Setting Conferences – Term 2 Junior School - Learning Celebrations (Whanau/Student/Teacher Interviews) Senior School- KAMAR Report Term 3 Junior School Whanau Engagement – Senior School Learning Conferences – Term 4 Junior School - Learning Celebrations and Written Reports Senior School- KAMAR Report LUNCHES Lunches can be purchased from These often include meals such as ‘The Canteen’. macaroni and pizza bread; No Year 0-11 Students my go to town to purchase lunches. Year 12 have a set day, while the freedom to go to town is a right of passage for Year 13 Students. DIGITAL DEVICES Children are encouraged to bring digital devices, including laptops and iPads, to school, and have free internet access. However at times they may be asked to refrain from using them during classes. Devices may be confiscated if used inappropriately. N.B. Students will be encouraged to use digital devices responsibly, and look after them carefully, but the School accepts no responsibility for the physical upkeep of these devices, and they are brought to school at the owners own risk. TRANSPORT On enrolment all students must sign a This ensures the safe travel bus passenger’s agreement. of all TAS students, who travel regularly, or on School Trips. LIBRARY BOOKS AND HOME READERS Your child will bring home library books from school. We spend a significant amount on these books and we would ask your assistance in looking after them. The Junior School in particular bring many reading books home. These are to support the school reading programme and are usually books that the children have already read at school, but some are for shared reading with parents.
PARENT HELPERS We encourage parents to assist in non-teaching activities in the classroom. As well parents often provide assistance with sport, school camps, transportation, and Kapa Haka. If you feel you would like to help please contact the office – Phone 06 3880130, or tell a teacher. REPORTING TO PARENTS Three times a Year whanau are invited to share in learning celebrations. Children take a lead role in these events, goals are set and reflected upon. Parents are always welcome to contact the School for an appointment with the Class Teacher, however there are 3 occasions during the Year when the school reports to parents: - Term 1 Junior School - Goal Setting Conferences (Whanau /Student/Teacher Interviews) Senior School – Goal Setting Conferences Term 2 Junior School - Learning Celebrations (Whanau/Student/Teacher Interviews) Senior School- KAMAR Report Term 3 Junior School – Whanau Engagement Senior School – Learning Conferences Term 4 Junior School - Learning Celebrations and Written Reports Senior School- KAMAR Report LUNCHES Lunches can be purchased from ‘The Canteen’. These often include meals such as macaroni and pizza bread; No Year 0-11 Students my go to town to purchase lunches. Year 12 have a set day, while the freedom to go to town is a right of passage for Year 13 Students. DIGITAL DEVICES Children are encouraged to bring digital devices, including laptops and iPads, to school, and have free internet access. However at times they may be asked to refrain from using them during classes. Devices may be confiscated if used inappropriately. N.B. Students will be encouraged to use digital devices responsibly, and look after them carefully, but the School accepts no responsibility for the physical upkeep of these devices, and they are brought to school at the owners own risk. TRANSPORT On enrolment all students must sign a bus passenger’s agreement. This ensures the safe travel of all TAS students, who travel regularly, or on School Trips. LIBRARY BOOKS AND HOME READERS Your child will bring home library books from school. We spend a significant amount on these books and we would ask your assistance in looking after them. The Junior School in particular bring many reading books home. These are to support the school reading programme and are usually books that the children have already read at school, but some are for shared reading with parents.
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