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Primary School
Handbook
2021
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Welcome to
the Marsden family
At Marsden our vision is to lay the I wish all students and families a warm
foundation for lives of meaning, welcome to Marsden Primary.
accomplishment and genuine happiness.
Marsden provides an environment for
We support your daughter to be the
optimal learning and teaching. We are
best she can be, and to develop into committed to creating happy, engaged,
a confident, independent, creative, future-focused learners who ‘Aim for
lifelong learner. the Highest’.
Starting that journey early makes such a difference. At Marsden Primary, our staff are focused on the whole child
Girls thrive in our nurturing and personalised environment and supporting your daughter to develop a strong sense of
where we understand that wellbeing and academic wellbeing and positive attitude towards self. There are daily
achievement are intrinsically linked. When they reach our opportunities to engage and explore our Visible WellbeingTM
Upper School, Marsden Primary girls positively shine. Approach, Positive Education and Anglican Values.
I extend a very warm welcome to all of our girls and families, We have outstanding staff members who are at the forefront
especially those just starting their journey with us. You will of latest pedagogy and implementing best practice. They
quickly notice that our sense of community and belonging are dedicated professionals who respect the individuality,
is also a very special part of coming to Marsden. progress and achievement of all students, and strive to offer
the best innovative teaching and learning opportunities.
2021 is set to be an exciting year as we further embed
strategic initiatives across the school to enhance future- You will find in this booklet an outline of the values, goals
focused learning and teaching, student wellbeing and and organisation of Marsden Primary. It highlights relevant
community engagement. I look forward to sharing this aspects of the curriculum and also provides general
journey with you and your daughter. information that you will require. Please do not hesitate to
_ contact your daughter’s classroom teacher, or myself, if you
Nga mihi, have any questions. We have an open door policy and value
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regular communication with parents and whanau.
Narelle Umbers
Principal Once again, welcome to the Marsden family.
Jennifer Ioannou
Director of Marsden Primary
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Marsden
Vision, Mission,
Values and Goals
MARSDEN “Manu Rere Ao”
VISION The bird that flies the world
Manu Rere Ao likens a Marsden graduate to a bird who is nurtured in the kohanga
(nest) and ngahere (forest), then equipped to take on the world. Manu Rere Ao also references
the natural setting of Marsden and the native birds and seabirds that inhabit its spaces.
MARSDEN MISSION To lay the foundation for lives of meaning, accomplishment and genuine happiness. We develop confident,
independent, creative, lifelong learners who are challenged to reach their academic and personal potential in a
warm and supportive environment underpinned by Christian values.
MOTTO “Ad Summa”
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Aim for the Highest | Whaia te Hiranga
This means that we strive to be our best in all that we do. Our motto reminds us of our commitment to personal
excellence … being our best rather than being the best.
VALUES
Excellence Resilience Creativity Service
Hiranga Manahau Auahatanga Oha
Marsden Schools are high- Those who can pick themselves up The ability to think outside It is important for our students
performance environments where and keep going have the greatest the square, to respond to the to be aware of their place in the
everyone aspires to be the best chance of personal happiness challenges of today in innovative local and global community. In
they can be in their academic and and success. Resilience is the ways, to find new ways of working, keeping with Anglican values and
co-curricular pursuits. explicit focus of a number of our thinking and living is vital to a tradition, consideration for others
programmes. successful future. is fostered and delivered through
co-curricular programmes.
GOALS
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Future-focused
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Wellbeing
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Quality
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Community
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Sustainable
Learning and Teachers Engagement Operations
Teaching
Provide outstanding Nurture and develop Attract, develop and retain Provide opportunities for Optimise our financial,
learning opportunities student and staff wellbeing. quality staff. all community members physical, natural
that equip students to to align, engage with and environment and
create lives of meaning, contribute to the School’s human resources.
accomplishment and objectives.
genuine happiness.
Curriculum
Our curriculum is relevant, challenging and engaging for Visible Wellbeing™ is a holistic, comprehensive, science-
each of our girls. based and highly successful wellbeing education approach,
developed by renowned psychologist and researcher
What do we teach at Marsden? Professor Lea Waters PhD, which we are continuing to
At Marsden our teaching is guided by the internationally embed across the school.
respected New Zealand Curriculum with learning in: At Marsden Primary, we are focused on providing students
• English with the necessary skills for a changing future. Our school
• The Arts curriculum encourages the 6Cs, promotes learner agency,
and provides opportunities for student communication and
• Health and Physical Education
collaboration within and across year groups. Technology
• Learning Languages is integrated across the curriculum, exposing students to
• Mathematics and Statistics computational thinking, digital fluency and digital literacy in
• Science a variety of ways.
• Social Sciences The 6 Cs of education
• Technology
All classes also have a weekly timetabled class in
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te reo Maori, Library, Physical Education and Music.
How do we teach?
Classes are taught using a differentiated approach so that
everyone can achieve their best. Special needs are assessed
and catered for. We extend our gifted students within the
classroom setting, using the most up-to-date methods.
Visible Wellbeing™ and Future Focused Learning
The major areas of focus in the Marsden Strategic Plan are
Visible Wellbeing™ and Future Focused Learning.
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Bring Your Own Device Community
Girls in Years 3–6 are encouraged to bring a digital device Class Coordinators
such as an iPad, Chromebook or laptop to use in class.
Laptops are preferable for Years 5/6 students, so they can The Class Coordinators in each year group liaise between
take them into Year 7. If you would like further advice, please the teacher and the parent community and arrange for
discuss this with your child’s teacher. We also have additional help for trips or classroom activities. They
a school set of iPads and laptops for shared use. encourage the integration of new parents into the Marsden
community. They can arrange morning teas, parent evenings
or other gatherings.
How will I know my child is progressing?
MyMarsden
Individual students are celebrated and carefully monitored MyMarsden is where you find all the day to day bits of
during their time at Marsden Primary. At various times during information to help with life at Marsden e.g. newsletter
the year, parent information sessions, parent interviews and notices, staff contact details, the school calendar (bottom
Student Led Conferences will be held. of the MyMarsden homepage), school news (student
Curriculum focused reports which detail student progress achievements and school events) etc.
and achievement are shared with parents mid-year and at You can access MyMarsden from the top right hand
the end of the year. corner of our website marsden.school.nz The direct link to
Our Year 1–6 students use Seesaw, an Eportfolio tool, MyMarsden is marsden.ultranet.school.nz/Home/ Please
to showcase and track their learning journey, as well as feel free to scroll through the menu at the top to familiarise
reflect on their progress and next steps. Seesaw is a way for yourself with the school information available there.
teachers and students to record and share the wonderful You will also find Old Girls’ Association pages and
learning happening in the classroom. Each student has their news here.
own journal and will add things to it such as photos, videos,
drawings or notes. Parents and teachers add feedback and The Marsden Newsletter
feedforward.
You will be emailed the Marsden Newsletter every Friday
Six weeks after your child’s arrival at Marsden Primary you and the Marsden Newsletter can also be accessed via
will receive a letter outlining her initial progress. You are the Marsden School App (School Apps NZ). It will detail
welcome to follow this up with a teacher meeting. upcoming events and notify you of any changes to plans. It
also has a link to the School Calendar, community notices
We have an open-door policy, which means that our
and our News page where we celebrate student events and
teachers are accessible and can be easily contacted. They
achievements. Please click through to the Primary notices
are always happy to catch up and let you know how your
page. It is recommended that you look at this regularly.
daughter is progressing. You can pop in or email your child’s
You can find a direct link to the Primary notices on
teacher, for a longer meeting please make an appointment
MyMarsden marsden.ultranet.school.nz/Home/ too, hover
via Jo Sherlock on 476 8707 or email jo.sherlock@marsden.
over News on the menu and choose Newsletter, Notices:
school.nz
Primary and Preschool.
What if I have a concern?
If you have a concern, please contact your daughter’s
teacher immediately. Following that, please contact Director,
Jennifer Ioannou, who will be happy to discuss any concerns
you may have. We prefer you come straight to us so that we
can work together to achieve the best outcome.
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The structure of the Primary School Who will be working with my child?
The Primary School comprises: Preschool (for boys and Primary School Staff
girls aged 3 ½ – 5 years), and Primary School for girls from
Years 1 to 6. Year 6 SV Rose Stevens
rose.stevens@marsden.school.nz
Primary School administrative structure Year 6 ST Tina Sturland
tina.sturland@marsden.school.nz
Positions of Responsibility Year 5 BA Christine Barlow
christine.barlow@marsden.school.nz
Chairperson Trust Board Sue Elliott
Year 4 FE Kate Feary
Chairperson Board of Cheryl Middelkoop kate.feary@marsden.school.nz
Management
Year 3 BR Jackie Brown
jackie.brown@marsden.school.nz
Staff
Year 1/2 MA Charlotte Manthel
Principal Narelle Umbers charlotte.manthel@marsden.school.nz
Director of Marsden Primary Jennifer Ioannou Head of Preschool Helen McConnell
helen.mcconnell@marsden.school.nz
Senior Teacher Christine Barlow
Primary School Office Jo Sherlock Specialist Teachers
Head of Preschool Helen McConnell Music Jenny Gould
jenny.gould@marsden.school.nz
Preschool Teachers Sarah Molisa
Judith Dickson Physical Education Sarah Molisa
sarah.molisa@marsden.school.nz
Chaplain Sarah King
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Te Reo Maori Sarah Molisa
sarah.molisa@marsden.school.nz
Arrowsmith Elizabeth Coyle
elizabeth.coyle@marsden.school.nz
Mary Gavigan
mary.gavigan@marsden.school.nz
Library Karen Richards
karen.richards@marsden.school.nz
Anna Varnham
anna.varnham@marsden.school.nz
Sean O’Connor
sean.oconnor@marsden.school.nz
6Support Staff Chapel
We attend Chapel three mornings per week and this is a
School Nurse Janet Callaghan
janet.callaghan@marsden.school.nz lovely way to start the day. We introduce the Character
Strength of the week and focus on positive wellbeing on a
Primary Jo Sherlock Monday, have a bible based service on a Wednesday and
Administrator jo.sherlock@marsden.school.nz are joined by our Preschoolers for the Friday Story session
at the beginning of Assembly. The Chapel service is 15–20
minutes long and begins at 8.45am. All students attend
Your child’s first day at school and parents are most welcome to join us.
Children who have been learning a musical instrument and
When your child starts in the Primary School, please go
are confident in their playing are given the chance to play
directly to their class or to the Primary School office. They
before and after Chapel time for all to enjoy.
will meet their buddy and their teacher will show them
where to keep their belongings. Coin Collection
Your child will need a snack for morning tea and lunch in a Each Friday there is a coin collection in Chapel. The
clearly labelled lunch box and drink bottle with water. Please donations contribute to the wellbeing of our sponsored
also bring a named pencil case. Stationery will be provided. World Vision child, Santhoshi Athikimsetti from the
The school day starts at 8.45am and finishes at 3.15pm. Korukonda community in India.
Student run Assembly
How is the day organised? Every Friday there is a Primary School Assembly beginning
at 8.45am. At Assembly, certificates are awarded by class
Timetable teachers for work completed during the previous week.
Teachers and children are encouraged to share work of
which they are especially proud. Sporting results, House
8.30am Children arrive, organise belongings
points, class work and other school results are shared at
8.45am Chapel (Mon, Wed and Fri)
this time. Each of our classes takes a turn running assembly.
Parents are welcome to attend. This finishes around 9.30am.
8.45–10.25am Morning lessons Communion Service
(Periods 1 and 2)
We complete each term with a Eucharist service at St Mary’s
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10.25–10.45am Morning Break Church to which parents and whanau are warmly invited.
Details will be in the newsletter nearer the time.
10.45am–12.30pm Morning lessons Baptism & Eucharist
(Periods 3 and 4)
Marsden School Chaplain Sarah King runs preparation
12.30–12.50pm Lunch time (eat) courses for Baptism and Eucharist for girls in Years 5
and 6 who would like to take this opportunity. This usually
12.50–1.30pm Lunch time (play) takes place in Term 3. Further details will be advised nearer
the time.
1.30–3.15pm Afternoon lessons
(Periods 5 and 6) Independence
In the interest of safety, children arriving at school prior to
3.15pm Dismissal time 8.15am should be supervised by a parent until 8.30am, as
staff require time to prepare for the day and attend morning
briefing meetings.
All children, from Year 1 onwards, are encouraged to develop
a greater measure of autonomy and responsibility for their
own possessions. Please encourage the children to enter the
grounds and/or their classroom by themselves as they grow
older. Younger children grow in independence by unpacking
their own bag and hanging up their blazer in their locker.
7What will your child need at school? What will your child eat at school?
Check the list for your child’s year level. Morning Tea
Year 1 All students are to bring a mid-morning snack. This snack is
eaten in the playground. Please also remember to supply
All items must be clearly labelled
your child with their morning tea when they have ordered
• Box of tissues lunch from the cafeteria. Children should have a refillable
• Change of underwear and socks water bottle for morning tea and lunch.
• Named lunch box with morning tea and lunch
Lunch
• Named drink bottle (no glass)
• Reading book bag Your child may bring a packed lunch, or order lunch from
the school cafeteria. The cafeteria is operated by Elaine
Years 2–6 Harris from Fine Cuisine. Children have a minimum of 20
minutes to eat their lunch before moving to the playground.
All items must be clearly labelled
For safety reasons children should not request boiling
• Box of tissues water for noodles or for food to be heated. In winter, many
• Named lunch box with morning tea and lunch children bring their lunch in a flask to keep it warm.
• Named drink bottle (no glass)
For unexpected accidents it is always helpful to have a spare
pair of underwear or socks in your daughter’s bag.
8Cafeteria/Lunch Orders Homework
A Cafeteria service for ordering lunch is available for the
Primary School children. The Cafeteria information sheet, Homework will be set on a Monday or a Friday, depending
price list and ordering and payment details are distributed at on the year group. This should not be stressful for you or
the start of each term. Copies will be emailed by Jo Sherlock your child. If your child has had a particularly busy week
in the Primary School Office. and is unable to complete all the tasks set please let your
class teacher know so they are aware of the circumstances.
A teacher is always on duty at morning tea and lunchtimes. If homework is taking longer than suggested, please let
If the weather is wet or too cold, the children remain inside. the teacher know. Stressful homework after school is
counter-productive.
What is expected of your child? Please encourage your daughter to retain ‘ownership’ of her
homework, whilst providing assistance where needed.
Behaviour Please contact your child’s classroom teacher if any
At Marsden Primary we have a high standard of behaviour problems arise from homework. As a rough guide, the
at all times. We show respect to each other and treat people following homework times per night are:
and property with care. Kindness is paramount and is Year 1 ����������� 10 minutes
expected from our children, staff and families. (reading with and alongside an adult)
Discipline Year 2 ���������� 15 minutes
Year 3 ���������� 20 minutes
The School has a formal policy on discipline which includes
specific guidelines for behaviour modification if this is Year 4 ���������� 30 minutes
required. Staff will discuss serious behavioural concerns Year 5 ���������� 30–40 minutes
with parents should they arise.
Year 6 ���������� 40–45 minutes
KiVa Programme Note that these times include personal reading.
The internationally successful KiVa anti-bullying programme
is taught across the Primary School and any issues are dealt
with via this programme. Jennifer Ioannou and Christine
Barlow are the KiVa teachers and any issues of bullying are
referred to them. Bullying has three components:
• Harm is meant
• The actions are repeated over time
• The actions come from a position of power
If you have any concerns about bullying towards or by
your child please alert Christine or Jennifer immediately.
The success rate of this programme is impressive, and by
working as a team, we can help to maintain a happy school
with happy children.
9Uniform
Whole Year 5.30pm and Sat 9am–4pm. You can make an appointment
• School raincoat if you’d like to but this is not necessary. Items can also be
• School tunic purchased online from NZ Uniforms. There is also a second-
hand uniform Facebook page. The group is called ‘Marsden
• School jersey OR cardigan (note: jersey only
Uniform Resale’.
from Year 7)
• Coverall/paint shirt Every item should be clearly marked with the student’s
name. Clothing and school bags and gym bags should be
• School blazer
named on the inside rather than on the outside.
• School bags – backpack and sports bag
No jewellery except a small simple watch may be worn to
Summer school. If ears are pierced, only one gold or silver stud in
• Marsden white short sleeved blouse (please note the each ear may be worn. Please avoid hoops/sleepers; these
correct style of the collar) can result in ear injuries.
• White ankle socks (not sports socks) No coloured nail polish or makeup is to be worn.
• Shoes – plain black leather lace-ups, T-bar or single strap
The girls should wear the correct uniform and be neat
shoes. Shiny patent leather is not acceptable; nor are
and tidy. If hair is longer than collar length it must be tied
black ‘trainer’ type shoes.
back with brown or black elastic, green ribbons, green/
• Marsden navy sunhat for playground tortoiseshell headband, or a tortoiseshell clip. The correct
• House badges can be purchased from Mrs Sherlock sports uniform is also expected at all times. Marsden
backpacks and sports bags are the only bags to be used,
Winter and can be purchased through NZ Uniforms.
• Marsden white long sleeved blouse
Scarves are for outdoor use. The straw panama is an
• Plain black opaque tights optional part of the summer uniform and may be worn to
• Shoes – the same as summer and from school in Terms 1 and 4.
• Marsden tie
Blazers must be worn to all “special occasions” but remain in
Optional your daughter’s locker during the school day.
• Straw hat
• School scarf Absence
• School gloves
• School beanie hat Please email or phone the school by 8.30am to report
absence or lateness. The email address for absences is
• House T-shirt (Sprott – red, Fitzherbert – yellow,
absences@marsden.school.nz and the Absentee Voice
Innes – blue) for sports events
Mailbox is 476 8792 Ext 701 (this mailbox can be used 24
Sports Uniform hours a day, 7 days a week). Absences can also be notified
via the School App.
• School PE shorts
• School sports shirt Any pupil wishing to be excused from school, except for
medical and dental appointments, must obtain prior
• Sports shoes
permission. If the absence is to be of some duration,
• White sports socks approval must be sought from the Director of Primary
• School tracksuit well in advance.
• School gym bag
No pupil may leave school during school hours without
• Plain navy school togs permission of a staff member.
The Marsden School uniform is available from NZ Uniforms.
Their store is located at 168 Thorndon Quay, Wellington,
phone 238 4727. Their Business hours are Mon–Fri 9am–
10Address lists Disability
Parent Coordinators from each class will produce class Wheelchair access is possible in the main Primary School
phone lists. and in the ground floor of Clere House.
Please let Jo Sherlock know within your child’s first week if
you do not wish to be included on these lists. Bus Service
It is very important that all changes of address and phone
numbers be notified to Jo Sherlock as soon as possible. There are a number of school buses to Wellington suburbs.
The buses arrive and depart from the Vera Street entrance.
The bus timetables are available via MyMarsden marsden.
Operoo ultranet.school.nz/Web/4743
There is a duty teacher who monitors the children as they
This is a parent driven system that we use to collect medical
leave Marsden at the end of the day. The buses depart
and emergency information, trip permission slips and forms
from Vera Street at 3.35/3.40pm. Younger children can be
for dissemination. The system provides parents with a
buddied with an older student travelling on the same bus.
secure way to share necessary medical information required
Please speak to your child’s teacher to arrange this.
by the school in the care of their child. If you are a new
parent to Marsden you will receive an email from Operoo to School Bus Safety Rules
register your details. Please update Operoo if your contact
• No eating/drinking on the bus
details or your child’s medical details change.
• Primary children should be seated towards the front
of the bus
Boundary • All children must obey the bus driver at all times
• Children must ensure that they are on the bus at the
The following areas are OUT OF BOUNDS, except when
appropriate times
given permission by a staff member:
• IT devices such as iPads etc should be kept in your child’s
• The terrace path in front of the main reception area
school bag while travelling
• The rear driveway from Music to the Intermediate block
Please contact Jo Sherlock if you have any bus or Eastbourne
shuttle questions.
11What not to bring to school Lost Property
Please do not bring the following items to school: We encourage children to take responsibility for their
• Electronic toys/games own property.
• Chewing gum or sweets Lost property is kept in the cupboard downstairs from Jo
• Precious or special toys Sherlock’s office. These items are put on display from time
to time and if unclaimed will be removed.
• Mobile phones may be carried for emergency use only
but may NOT be used during the school day. Mobile Please ensure that all property that your child brings to
phones are kept in school bags and any other devices school is clearly marked or labelled.
are held by teachers.
All articles found which are clearly marked with your child’s
name will be returned to them. Unnamed/unclaimed lunch
Emergency Procedures boxes will be disposed of regularly.
The Primary School regularly carries out earthquake, Photos
lockdown and fire drills so that the children are familiar with
the routines. Formal class and individual photos are taken in Term 1.
• All families are asked to contribute two items of food Formal Cultural and Sports photos are taken in Term 4.
a year per child, to be kept at school and used in an
emergency – details are notified on the MyMarsden
Medical Issues
Back to School page http://marsden.ultranet.school.nz/
Web/7437/ which will be live from mid-January. Children should stay home until 24 hours after the last
• Fire drills will be monitored by the Fire Service or relevant incident of vomiting or diarrhoea, or if their temperature
agency on a regular basis. is elevated.
In the event of an accident, parents/caregivers will be Any child with a contagious disease must remain at
contacted as soon as possible by the School Nurse or a home until such time as they are no longer contagious.
teacher. If it is judged necessary, your child will be taken to Our School Nurse will be happy to advise you. Please
the Karori Medical Centre or Hospital for treatment. call 476 8792 Ext 819 to speak with her.
Any pupil who contracts head lice must remain at home
Library Books until it has been treated.
If medication must be administered during the school day,
Once a week, each child will have a School Library visit, and please complete this form giving your permission. Any
is able to borrow books to take home. Children are also able serious medical condition should be discussed with the
to use the Library on certain days of the week during their School Nurse and Director Jennifer Ioannou.
lunch break to exchange library books.
The school will contact you if your child is unwell and needs
Any books, (library/text or any other school property) which to go home. The School Nurse will assist sick children and
are lost or damaged, must be replaced by the will care for them in the medical room until parents arrive to
pupils responsible. collect them.
Outings COVID-19
During the term outings may be organised by the It is important we avoid complacency and
teachers. You will be informed of the details of these by remain vigilant:
the class teachers. • The school displays a QR code poster at all entrances,
School outings will take place with the appropriate ratio of please scan in when visiting the school and during drop
adults to children. Occasionally, the cost of outings may be offs and pickups
disbursed to your account. You will be informed in advance • The school will continue to maintain good cleaning,
if this is the case. hygiene and hand washing practices
Please ensure your daughter stays home if they are unwell.
12Arrowsmith School Grounds
The Arrowsmith programme is a cognitive training No cars are to be driven into or parked in the
programme designed to strengthen the capacity of cognitive school grounds unless, in exceptional circumstances,
functions and is particularly effective for students with permission has been granted by the school.
learning differences such as dyslexia, dyscalculia and
auditory and visual processing difficulties. The programme
works with students within the enrolled school population Stationery
who may have typical profiles (ideal fit for programme) or
atypical profile (more complex cognitive needs). Please Stationery such as exercise books will be supplied by the
refer to https://www.marsden.school.nz/karori/academic/ school at a cost of $25–$30 per student and this will be
arrowsmith-program/ for more information and you can disbursed to your account.
speak with Jennifer Ioannou about session options or if you
have questions.
Sunblock and Hats
Co-curricular activities Wearing sunblock and a regulation sunhat is compulsory
every day in summer terms for all children in the playground.
Sport
Registrations for Sport can be made via the sports
website for students starting in Term 1 2021, Contact details
http://www.marsdensport.school.nz/ Sports registrations
for 2021 open on 1 January 2021 and close on 24 January Primary School telephone:
2021 so that teams can be organised before the start of the Jo Sherlock 476 8792 ext 832
season. For students (Years 3–8) starting throughout the Director of Primary:
year, sport registrations can be made by contacting Sports Jennifer Ioannou 476 8792 ext 848
Coordinator Kathrynn Petrie.
NZ Uniforms 238 4727
Music tuition Absentee Mailbox 476 8792 Ext 701
Please visit the Private Music Tuition page on MyMarsden Primary School email address
https://marsden.ultranet.school.nz/Web/4783/ for jo.sherlock@marsden.school.nz
registration details and information about private
music lessons.
Speech and Drama Website
Please visit the Speech and Drama page on MyMarsden
https://marsden.ultranet.school.nz/Web/4782/ for Marsden has its own website marsden.school.nz This
registration details and information about Speech and contains information for prospective families. You can find
Drama lessons. Registrations for 2021 need to be submitted a link to MyMarsden at the top right of the website. This
by 5 February 2021. New students starting throughout the is where you will find school information. The News and
year can contact Jan Avison to register. Notices pages on MyMarsden are updated regularly.
Contact details
Sports Coordinator 2021 Term Dates
Kathrynn Petrie katrhynn.petrie@marsden.shool.nz
Music Director Term 1 Tuesday 2 February – Friday 16 April
Marian Campbell marian.campbell@marsden.school.nz Note: Easter is Friday 2 April – Tuesday 6 April and
Speech and Drama Anzac Day occurs during the holidays
Jan Avison janavison@gmail.com Term 2 Monday 3 May – Friday 9 July
Jennifer Evans Dance Studio Term 3 Monday 2 August – Friday 1 October
Jennifer Evans j.evansdance@gmail.com Term 4 Tuesday 19 October – Thursday 9 December
Note: Labour Day is Monday 25 October
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