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Nau mai haere mai, Welcome to Inglewood Primary
Our Mission
To develop in our students the desire and capacity for: Learning to Think, Learning to Do & Learning to be.
Our Vision
To provide a teaching and learning environment where all of those involved demonstrate respect… expect the best… achieve through opportunity… communicate actively… feel good and are safe (Hauora)
Our Values
At Inglewood Primary we promote and focus upon:
- Respect - yourself, others & learning
- Expect - the best that you & others can be
- Achieve - through opportunity & involvement
- Communicate - effectively & appropriately
- Hauora - feel good about yourself, be safe
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Have an awesome holiday break with your children.
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Shontell Pihama
How much are the food and drinks? What else would be for sale please?
Do all the kids get taken to the hall to take part in the disco do I just send my daughter to school with some coins to spend ???
Paula Lund is B still going?
Farm assistant position available out the back of Tikorangi.
500 cows, rolling to steep terrain.
Working alongside 2 full time workers plus 1 full time milker.
2 bedroom cottage available.
Experience preferred due to land contour.
Apply by email: tony.smith1283@yahoo.co.nz
Please come in today and check the lost property which is displayed on the netball courts beside the hall. Our lost property bin is overflowing.
Will you lay it out again, didn't see this post in time
I suspect some of it belongs to our boys but we struggle to get there during school hours. The boys have tried to find their stuff but I’d like to look too - is it possible to look through one evening or weekend? A big ask I know
Hayley Mcleman probably stuff of blakes in there lol
It was a pleasure to assist with the hosting of 75 Tamariki / children and their Kaiako / teachers from Te Kura o Kōhanga Moa / Inglewood Primary School, Waiongana iti ( our river) whanau, Year 5 & 6, today.
The visit and Ako was in conjunction with the conceptual theme of Kaitiakitanga. Rumatiki Timu guided the group through some of the important kawa/ protocols and history of our Marae, while sharing and making connections and links to all. Many thanks to Marcelle Messenger Stephanie Boyd Clint Frost and Jacqui Deam for bringing the Tamariki for a visit. The teachers have been working hard throughout the term, also visiting Ta Whiti Museum last week so the children experience rich learning of various aspects of important places and NZ history. The sound of 75 young ones laughing and watching them learn, wonder and play at our Marae was a true blessing, smiling hearts all round. 💕
Happy newsletter reading this week 🙂
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On Monday morning some of the kids from Inglewood School had a private tour of the Taranaki Rescue Helicopter Trust hangar! Plus Emma delivered them some yummy Dominos pizza for lunch! Back in January at the Helicopter Open Day Sienna Dobson won the tour for her class with The Hits colouring competition! Look out for the photos in Wednesday’s Stratford Press!
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