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Andrew Jennings Ph: (06) 306 8541 Fax: (06) 306 9846 Martinborough Mob: 0275 946 820
Peter Taylor Ph: (06) 306 9111 Fax: (06) 306 9450 Martinborough Mob: 0274 300 600
Jim Brasell Ph: (06) 306 9411 Fax: (06) 306 9282 Martinborough Mob: 0274 434 633
*Registered Craftsman Plumber
*18 Years Experience
*Domestic and Light Commercial
*New Housing & Renovations
*Environmental septic tanks scheme
*Spouting
TORA BULLDOZING Your Local Earthmoving Contractor
Garry Hansen 027 399 3379
For all your Bulldozing Requirements
Your Local Lime Provider
CARTERTON PLUMBERS Ltd “Providing quality plumbing with pride
YOUR RURAL PLUMBING SPECIAL-
ISTS
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
WATER TANKS & WATER PUMPS ALL PLUMBING & DRAINLAYING
SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS NEW or OLD
PHONE 06 379 8849 027 275
1863
Phone: (06) 306 9638
Ag Lime Screened Lime Raceways Driveways Ornamental Rocks
COASTAL
PROPERTY SERVICES Building-Maintenance-Repairs
L.B.P. CARPENTER DAVID MCKEE
06 307 8228
over 35 years experience
Malneek Plumbing 2 Campbell Dr. Martinborough
Call Nigel today - 06 306 9834
Or 027 290 0518
35 Jellicoe St, Martinborough
SAFEPOWER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WATER PUMPS & MILKING MACHINES SALES
INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS
Ph: 06 306 9491…………..A/H: 06 306 9990
Fax: 06 306 8491
This is Property Brokers Country
For all your Real Estate Requirements
Contact the team
(06) 306 8484 [email protected]
WWW.propertybrokers.co.nz
LICENCED AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK AGENTS
TOM WILSON MOTORS Jellicoe Street, Martinborough
ph: (06) 306 9565
tyres are what we do best
204 Lake Ferry
Rd
Phone 06 306 9011 Fax 06 306 9711 Mobile 027 643 5381 Josh 027 508 8696 Daniel
MARTINBOROUGH
TRANSPORT Ltd
General & Livestock Specialists
Ed Holter
electrician
Repairs, Maintenance
and installations
Phone 307 8833
KITCHENERS
Great coffee and
smoko food
Eat in or
Takeaway
Phone 306 9376
Phone 06 307 8115
Continuing to support
Tuturumuri School
Week 2, Term 3, 2016 From the Principal’s Chair Kia ora tena koutou katoa We have started the term well with the students full of stories about their holidays. As-sessments in reading, basic facts, spelling, handwriting and individual goal setting are un-derway. Students from year 3-4 will be trialling the use of independent timetables this term. These are proving successful with our senior students as part of self-management. An unplanned power outage affected us on Thursday but we rocked on and when the power came back on at 11.35am, we were delighted. Renita has started in her role as the newly appointed release teacher and is already making her mark in the classroom. Profile books have now all been updated and returned to school. Thank you for your as-sistance with these. We have started an integrated unit around the Olympics and will also be looking at rights, rules and responsibilities. Renita is covering Te Reo and Food and Nutrition. The purchase of a basketball hoop and back board is underway and Lauren donated a smaller free standing netball goal for the younger students. Heather’s hours in the office this term are as follows: Monday to Thursday 8-9am and then she will be in the class as Teacher Aide for the main teaching blocks. She will re-sume office duties from 1-2.30pm (Monday - Wednesday) and 12.30-2pm on Thursdays. If you need to get hold of us outside these hours, please do leave a message on the answerphone, as these are regularly checked throughout the day. Have a great couple of weeks.
Jo Mahoney
Principal
Take Up the Challenge
Takoto he manuka kawea ake
If you are thinking of buying or selling your property, please call:
Ondy Herrick on 027 271 7435
CHETWIN CONTRACTING LTD
Certifying Drainlayer
Local agents for Wormorators:
The Natural on Site Effluent
Disposal System
Ph 06 307 8162
Mob 0274 429 066
Travis our Virtues Bear We award Travis to one student and each fortnight who has shown some or all of the virtues including: Excellence, Cooperation, Self-Discipline, Honesty, Creativity and Respect. In Week 2, goes to Tom for voluntarily helping others in his own time.
WILL HELP YOU SUC-
CEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
4th August 2016
What’s Coming Up At School Every Thursday Playgroup in the Activity Room, all welcome August Thursday, 4th August—Tough Kid Competition Thursday, 11th August - BOT meeting at 4.30 Friday, 12th August—Pyjama Day Thursday, 18th August—Heart Foundation: Food for Thought programme Friday, 19th August—School visit to Four Square and the Library Thursday, 25th August - Road Safety 9.30 - 12.30 Friday, 26th August - Wairarapa College Production Yrs 6&7 Thursday, 25th August—Road Safety 9.30—12.30 Monday, 29th August—Technology Yr 7’s also 5th, 12th 19th September Wednesday 31st August and Thursday 1st September - Student Lead Con-ferences (Parents to book a time with their child between 3 and 5pm) Friday, 2nd September—Jazz Concert in Martinborough for Yr 7’s Thursday, 8th September—Kapa Haka World Record attempt in Masterton Friday, 16th September—Dress as a book/TV character
Tidy Kiwi Award
Tidy Kiwi is given out to a student who has demonstrated care for our school and classroom environment. James was the recipient of Tidy Kiwi in week 2 for vacuuming the classroom and generally being tidy overall.
School Values - A = Active
The students are working through the school values and to them “A” means
‘Energetic and busy. Alert and improving. Being an active member of the class-
room and school. Getting involved in things.
YUMMY STICKERS, BREAD Bags and Dental products for recycling We are asking our community to once again send in their Yummy fruit stickers and dental products to school. Also bread bags for Goodman Fielder products. Including Sunny Crust (Bread, Buns and Wraps) Country Split, Molenberg, Freyas and Vogels.
COLGATE COMMUNITY RECYCLE DRIVE Don’t forget to send in all your dental packaging to school. This includes old toothbrushes, toothpaste tubes, floss mouthwash bottles of any brand. We will be sending this away on Monday morning.
Teacher and Principal awards Adrian for mastery of letter sounds. Pippa and Mackenzi for effort in Mathematics
WILL HELP YOU SUCCEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN 06 304 8045
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
Nga kupu o te wiki
Putiputi - flower sounds like: pu tea pu tea (said at speed)
Waea - phone sounds like: why ahhh
Red Socks Day
The students got right behind this and purchased red socks from
the Sir Peter Blake Trust to celebrate young leaders.
Hi-Vis jackets were given to each student to promote safety on ru-
ral roads. This is part of a promotion for Wairarapa students
through road safety.
Student Writing
In the holidays, Mum, Flyn and I went to go and see our aunty and our cousins. They came down from Napier. After we talked, we went to see a horse. Its name was Curry Up. Next, we went to the pools. Before that, I went to the circus with Hannah. - Pippa, Y4
I went to Taupo and we went to the hot pools. We went skiing and we were in a lake house. - Hannah, Y1
On Saturday, Tom, Dad and I went to the beach. When we got there we saw kahawai. Why were there sooo many kahawai? We caught five using our fishing rods. Dad was helping cast out our lines. We took them home and ate them for dinner. It was good. We had vegetables with the fish. I love fishing! - James, Y3 We went on holiday in a motor home. It was white and on the holiday we got a new DVD called Lego Star Wars. We went to Taupo and went fishing for prawns but we didn't catch any prawns. We went to Rotorua. We went to the luge and on a jet boat ride. It was so much fun! - Hunter, Y3
WILL HELP YOU SUCCEED
SPECIALISTS
IN FARM MERCHANDISE
MASTERTON 06 377 1017
GREYTOWN 06 304 8045
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS SINCE 1873
306 5555 pandk.co.nz
Thank You
Sheldon, Nick and Christine for removing the concrete and old clay pipes from the school house after the plumbing work was completed. JR, Ange and Tom for their work at the school house over the holidays, on a small number of property issues. Mike for organising with PGG Wrightson, materials to construct the fence at the school house. Also, thanks Mike, Stew and Russell, for the construction of the fence. It looks fantastic! Tineke, for sewing up the kids cushions. The kids appreciated your help. Renita, for helping Jo and Lauren move some of their additional furniture, in the dark!
Students Learning at Tuturumuri School Community Notices
LOST - Rubber mat off a quad bike. Lost between the windmills and Te Awaiti. If found, please phone Simon 3078886 Worm Wine - This is still available for you to purchase, here at the school. ‘Reading Together Programme’ - a notice regarding this has been given to all school parents. Contact the office if you have any questions regarding this. Wanted - If you have a collection of unwanted ice cream containers with their lids, the school would love to take them off your hands. Also, newspapers for paper mache and old, unwanted pillows to use as cushion stuffing. Thank you in advance. Transport required - we require transport to the following events: Friday, 19th August—School visit to Four Square and the Library Friday, 26th August - Wairarapa College Production Yrs 6&7 (+2 adults) Friday, 2nd September—Jazz Concert in Martinborough for Yr 7’s Thursday, 8th September—Kapa Haka World Record attempt in Masterton (transport required for whole school) Please contact the office if you can help with transport.
As part of self management, the students are working through the different criteria to advance through the different licenses. Learners - Restricted - Full - Elite Special Forces!
The students support each other with their learning. Here is James working with Adrian on his reading work.
The Senior boys have been highly engaged in writing and publishing their own nar-ratives. These were collated into individual books.
