ROOM 13 WILLOW BANK TRIP 2021 - Rai Valley Area School
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ROOM 13 WILLOW BANK TRIP
2021
My favourite
I like doing Willowbank
part was the
the washing was the best
school and
and it was time of the
dressing up
fun. term
too.
Harrison Sophie
Armandine
I loved
everything
and I want to
go back.
Jason
I loved
Willowbank
because it’s all
about the
olden days. I
want to go
back.
Annie
Willowbank
was fun and
I liked the
school.
Tai
I loved the
School and
using the ink
dip pens.
Meika
My favourite
part was
washing with
Miss Harriet.
Olivia
I like
Willowbank
because we
do lots of
fun stuff.
Sinclai
r
The school The school Willowbank is
was fun. was scary but very cool.
Thank you Mrs Nightingale – Year 3 & 4 Teacher
Ministry of Inspiration – Holiday Programmes
Don’t forget to sign up for the really fun, highly engaging MOI Holiday Workshops! All workshops are from 9 am to 3
pm and occur at Garin College. The workshops are led by senior students from Garin College, Nelson College for
Girls, and Nayland College. To register:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday-programmes-july-2021-tickets-159214931145
July 12-14 Monday to Wednesday:
Art and Engineering-experiment with art and build some crazy summer games and contraptions. This workshop is
always a sell-out and lots of fun for everyone. Come along to learn engineering as well as test your creativity skills.
This workshop is always a HUGE hit! Ages 6-13.
July 12-14 Monday to Wednesday:
Science and Engineering-experiment and learn about anatomy and even do a dissection among other cool science
topics! Come along to learn engineering as well as test your creativity skills. This workshop is always a HUGE hit!
Ages 8-13.
Holiday programmes need minimum numbers to run but we will strive to run all programmes.
Marlborough Youth Trust – actively supporting the youth of Marlborough
Camps, courses, workshops etc
www.myt.org.nz
The Marlborough Covid Vaccination Team
Will be vaccinating in Havelock!
On Saturday 10th July there will be an outreach clinic
for vaccinations in the Havelock Town Hall.
This will be running from 9.ooam to 3.oopm
and is available for people 16 years +
You need to book an appointment, so call 03 574 2558 or email ianc.cameron@xtra.co.nz
AGM
Thursday 22nd July
Havelock Hotel
7pm to 8pm
Election of Committee
AGM Reports
General Business
Agenda will be made
available please
email pelorusrugby@gmail.com
Rai Valley A & P Show Secretary Vacancy
The Rai Valley A & P Show are advertising for an organized, dedicated, energetic, community minded
person to fill the role of Show Secretary. This role increases in its demands the closer to Show day comes.
The Show is the first Saturday of March annually. Role requires a knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel,
Outlook, Xero and sound computer and communication skills. You will have an interest in the Show and
local community with a view of keeping this event going strong into the future. You will liaise with
committee and the community to put on Rai Valley’s day of the year. Role is a paid position by Honourium
To apply, please send a paragraph to half page summary, outlining your background, who you are, skill
experience, why you want the role, and details of 1 reference to raivalleyshow@live.com
Applications Close August 15th, 2021
Andrea Pilcher, Rai Valley A & P Show, Secretary/Treasurer, 027 357 8211, 03 318 5108.
Marlborough Police Information – Crime Trend
Over the past couple of months, a clear trend is emerging in Marlborough.
Vineyards and rural areas have been targeted by criminals - they are taking from vehicles parked in
vineyards and other properties the batteries from those vehicles.
The latest event occurred over night 6 -7 July 2021 in Koromiko - four batteries stolen from
tractors! The offenders entered a gated area, so gates are no barrier for these offenders.
Other areas targeted - Wairau valley, Blenheim and Seddon area.
If you have vehicles left in areas that can be accessed - think about putting in trail cameras or similar
to aid in catching the offenders.
In addition to that we are looking for a trailer that was stolen on the outskirts of Blenheim recently - it
is a distinctive vehicle transport trailer.
Also, Over the last few months a 15,000 water tank as per the one in the attachment was taken from a
Wairau Valley property.
Sergeant Michael Porter
BLENHEIM CRIME PREVENTION GROUP| New Zealand Police
P 03 578 5279 | Extn: 38837 or 38830 | E marlb.rural@police.govt.nz
Blenheim Station, 8 Main Street, PO Box 342, Blenheim 7201, www.police.govt.nz
Safer Communities Together
Picton Rail & Sail on the Picton Foreshore: railandsailpicton@gmail.com
Brian Morris, Editor 0211922936
Volleyball – Term 3
Next term RVAS will be entering a mixed team in the Nelson Bays Volleyball social league, held at Saxton
Stadium on Monday evenings. One of our teachers, Eli Briasco, will coach the team and will play alongside
the students for at least the first few games.
The league runs for eight weeks, commencing on the 2nd of August. Fees will be $25 per student for the
season. Transportation to and from Saxton Stadium will be provided.
This is a great opportunity for Year 9-13 secondary students who would like to develop their volleyball skills
in preparation for next year’s Area Schools Sports Tournament. If your son or daughter would like to be
involved, please contact Eli Briasco via email: eli.briasco@rai.school.nz
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