
Gleniti Newsletter, 11th September 2019
Kia Ora
Our cover stars are a representative of the 25 Yr 7-8 students (and 17 exhibits) who will be showing off their Science Fair projects today and tomorrow at the South Canterbury Science Fair at Caroline Bay. Our students will be competing against other students throughout South Canterbury.
With the current measles outbreak in New Zealand it’s timely to remind parents of the need to review their child’s measles vaccination. Our records show that the school currently has a very high level of vaccinated children, but if you are unsure then please contact your GP for an update, and then please confirm with the school.
We’re looking forward to hosting the South Cantebury Rugby Union tomorrow. They will be running a World Cup fun event for Yr 3-8 throughout the day. Keep an eye out for photos on our Facebook page!
This time last week we were all getting very excited about Gleniti’s Got Talent. What a great show it was. A huge thanks needs to go out to everyone who helped and supported our amazing acts. They all certainly shone bright! This week at our full assembly on Friday the four winning acts from Yr 0-2, Yr 3-4, Yr 5-6 and Yr 7-8 will perfom in front of the whole school. Great effort everyone!
Footpath Frenzy continues this Friday. We’ll be walking from our point on Gleniti Road. This is just opposite Cedar Place from 8:30am. See you all there!
Congratulations to Josh Wilson Jones who attended the National Guinea Pig Show in Kaiapoi last Friday. You can tell by the photo and all of the ribbons and certficates that he won that this was a great success for Josh! Awesome effort Josh!
Congratulations to all those children who were awarded Principal Awards last Friday.
Nice work everyone!
Steve Zonnevylle, Principal