St Joseph's School, Fairlie Week 7 Monday 15th March 2021
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St Joseph's School, Fairlie
Week 7
Monday 15th March 2021
Tena Koutou, Malo e lelei, Kumusta,
Welcome to Week 7 - it is hard to believe that we are already halfway through
Term 1. We have an exciting week ahead with St Patrick's Day, St Joseph's Day, a
kindy visit, and any day now we will be able to move in to the administration block!
We will also begin preparing our pieces of art for the Mackenzie A&P Show.
Over the next few weeks your child's teachers will be contacting you to arrange a
time to meet to discuss your child's goals and next steps. Because of the size of our
classes we want to spend more time with each parent to go through our classroom
programme, what your child is working on, and some ways that you can support their
learning at home.
"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress and working
together is success". Henry Ford
Have a wonderful week.
Mā te Atua koe e manaaki, e tiaki
May God bless you and protect you
Angela
Calendar of Events
March
Monday 15th - Friday 19th - Moving Days
Wednesday 17th - St Patrick's Day - wear green, white, and orange
Friday 19th - St Joseph's Day | Fairlie Area Kindergarten visiting | Final Day for
Mince Fundraiser
Friday 26th - Mince Fundraiser Delivery
Wednesday 31st - South Canterbury Swimming SportsApril
Friday 2nd - Good Friday
Monday 5th - Easter Monday
Tuesday 6th - Tuesday Easter Holiday
Thursday 8th - Catholic Review
Friday 9th - Official Opening and Blessing of our School | Catholic Review
Wednesday 14th - Dental Van Visit
Thursday 15th - Dental Van Visit
Friday 16th - Last Day of Term 1
Our Combined Schools Swimming Sports marked the end to our swimming season.
We have seen a huge improvement in their water confidence over the six weeks of
instruction. Our swimming programme is based on confidence in and around the
water, along with water survival skills, rather than specific strokes. When children
swim together at school they look at what their peers are doing and love learning
from each other. Ngā mihi to the staff at the pool who provided the extra supervision,
to Kelly for the organisation of our interschool event, and to our parents Lou, Dion,
Casey, Stephen, Tina, Rhonda, Penny, Sam and Sophia who helped on the day
either on the BBQ, with timekeeping or certificates.South Canterbury Primary Schools Triathlon
Congratulations to Jonny, Edie, Isabella and Ben who entered this competitive event
last Friday. They participated with determination and confidence, giving it their all on
the day. We are so proud of them. Thank you to Casey and Penny for providing
transport and supervision.Please have any Sushi orders in by Wednesday for Thursday.
School Office Hours
Corrine will be in the office on Monday 8:30am to 1:00pm, Tuesday to Thursday
8:30am to 12:00pm. She will not be there on Fridays.
If you need to send messages outside these hours please text the school cellphone
027 685 8659. Emails will not be checked until the next working day.Thank you to the Fairlie Bakehouse for this fundraising opportunity.
Delicious Freshly Prepared 1KG Mince - only $10!
Please let us know if you would like some more order forms.
Please pay all money using name as reference into:
St Joseph’s PTA Acc. - 03-1718-0002587-00
Orders in by Friday 19th March - Collection Friday 26th March
Thank you for your supportFaith Facts
Friday is St Joseph’s feast day. Joseph was a compassionate caring man, who
did everything he could to keep his family safe. He is remembered for his
willingness to follow God’s commands and the way he put his family first.
The image of an accepting father is portrayed by Pope Francis when he
discusses St Joseph:
“Joseph appears as the figure of a respectful and sensitive man. Even though
he does not understand the bigger picture, he makes a decision to protect
Mary’s good name, her dignity and her life...Often in life, things happen whose
meaning we do not understand. Our first reaction is frequently one of
disappointment and rebellion. Joseph set aside his own ideas in order to
accept the course of events and, mysterious as they seemed, to embrace them,
take responsibility for them and make them part of his own history...The
spiritual path that Joseph traces for us is not one that explains, but accepts.”Mackenzie Parish Notices Mass Sunday 21st March Readers - Dermott O'Sullivan Prayers - Leonie Guiney Ex'ord Minister - Neville Smith Collectors - Holden Family Greeter - Tony Hill Cleaners - Penny Roberts and Adele O'Connor Mass Sunday 28th March - Palm Sunday Reader - Deborah O'Neill Prayers - Frances Hill Ex'ord Minister - Stephen Whittaker Collectors -Neville Smith Greeter - Holden Family Cleaners - Claire Guiney and Kelly Cassie
Maths Tutoring
Is your child struggling with maths? Help is available here in Fairlie.
Please phone Christine 0210654041 or 6858280.Term Dates 2021 Term 1 Monday 1st February to Friday 16th April (102 half days) Term 2 Monday 3rd May to Friday 9th July (98 half days) Term 3 Monday 26th July to Friday 1st October (100 half days) Term 4 Monday 18th October to Monday 13th December (80 half days) Public Holidays in Term Time: Waitangi Day Monday 8th February 2021 Easter Good Friday 2nd April 2021 Easter Monday 5th April 2021 Easter Tuesday 6th April 2021 Anzac Day Monday 25th April 2021 (School Holidays) Queen’s Birthday Monday 7th June 2021 SC Anniversary Monday 25th September 2021 Labour Day Monday 25th October 2021 * School has to be open for instruction for 380 half-days in 2021
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