Ako ki te whakaaro...
Ako ki te mahi...
Ako kia ora ai te mauri...
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
School Events
Sports
Kapa Haka
A fantastic day of collaboration and learning with Middle and Senior Leaders with our Kāhui Ako o Kōhanga Moa schools, focussing on Effective Appraisal Systems to improve student Achievement. Rigorous and robust discussion, together with reviewing systems and processes kept our leaders focussed and challenged throughout the day.
Thank you to our fabulous members of our Boards of Trustees within our Kāhui Ako o Kōhanga Moa who met and worked together unpacking the Hautū document Sunday 7 July 1530-1930. The positivity and collective knowledge was highly evident in the self review tasks and discussions.
Due to the severe weather warning in place for this evening, the ParentLink meeting scheduled for 7pm tonight has been postponed until Wednesday 7 August at 7pm. Stay safe and dry and enjoy the school holidays.
Thanks, Kirsty Leslie-Ellis, ParentLink Chairperson
Good morning, all lost property will be displayed today and tomorrow out the back by Puke Haupapa. Please come and check for your little darlings lost clothing 🙂
netball tonight- final round of games at Trimble Courts. Many thanks to all coaches, star helpers, supporters , and players for making this a very successful and enjoyable season. Good luck to all our year 1-6 netball players tonight.
Dress up at netball tonight. There will be spot prizes please make sure to wear the correct shoes.
Hockey times this week:
Today
Year 3/4 3:30pm on the turf
Year 5/6 4:50pm on the turf
Tomorrow
Year 7/8 6pm on the turf
Whāia te iti kahurangi ki te tūohu koe me he maunga teitei
Seek the treasure you value most dearly: if you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain
This whakatauki is about aiming high or for what is truly valuable, but it's real message is to be persistent and don't let obstacles stop you from reaching your goal.
This is our last week of Term 2 for Tamariki. We hope the weather will remain like this. Thanks Tracy Turner for the stunning pic.
Please click on the link for this week's school newsletter. 🙂
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Our Mission: Learning to think, to do, to be Ako ki te whakaaro, ako ki te mahi, ako kia ora ai te mauri Our Vision: To provide a...We are so fortunate to have Michael on staff and sharing his talents with our tamarki at IPS - We look forward to seeing him share his story at the forthcoming Taranaki Lead 2019 conference.
Songs of Leonard Cohen helping aspiring singer to get on stage in New Plymouth
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When Michael McMillan suffered a severe neck injury a year ago the only thing that got him through was music.
I am so so pleased you are going for it Michael! You are super talented!
Good to see those talents are being shared. Nice work Michael
