Swimming Sports 2018

2018 Swimming Sports

Wow, the weather was absolutely fabulous for our swimming sports this year.  We had an amazing number of students participate in the swimming events and it was fantastic to see so many families there supporting their children and mokopuna.

The junior and middle school got to display their water confidence and swimming skills through running races and flutterboard races.  Our senior students displayed an outstanding array of swimming strokes, which helped senior teachers to select our Interschool Swimming Team.

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Swimming Sports 2018

On Thursday the 1st of March, we will be holding our Whole School Swimming Sports. We will be running it in 2 stages with a lunch break in the middle.

 

12 – 1pm  

  • Senior students: 8 year old’s and above will be doing their competitive length races in the large pool
  • Junior / Middle School: 5 – 7 year old’s will be doing their races in the small pool.

 

1 – 1.45 lunch break at school

 

1.45 – 2pm  Meet back in the classes for the roll and move back the pools at 2pm.

 

2 pm

  • Senior students novelty races
  • Junior / Middle School class will remain back at school after lunch

 

Parents and family members are welcome to come along and support your child during their events.  You are welcome to bring along your lunch and to have it with us at school and rejoin the senior students back at the pools at 2pm for their novelty races.

 

Any questions please contact your childs’ classroom teacher for any further information.

 

 

Regards Ray Stormont

 

Policies

Health and Safety Nag 5 Policy (1)

(1) Child Protection Policy (1)

Korero mo te Tohu

Kakahu o Tōtara Puku Kapa Haka

Kōrero mo te Tohu a Kapa Haka

Our-ACHIEVE-Values (1)

Whanganui East School Learner’s Profile

The Learner’s profile is a way in which the community and the school can have a shared understanding of what a future-oriented learner looks like.

It is essential that as a school we make explicit what we stand for and give direction for our actions.

The Learner’s Profile  describes the skills, knowledge and attitudes that our students will need to develop while at Whanganui East School, in order to participate in a range of life contexts beyond the school.

Whanganui East School learner profile

A visit from Harold

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2017 Teams

 

 

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Saturday netball

 

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Saturday Football

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2017 Awesome results

Congratulations to our Cricket team for winning 1st place. Wetiweti ana!

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Congratulations to the Year 3/4 Touch team for coming 2nd. Well done to you all, a super effort.

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Congratulations to the Year 1/2 Touch Team for coming 1st. Well done!!!

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Well done to our swimming team that competed at the Interschool on Tuesday, you all swam well and represented our school well.

Well done to Ruby for placing 1st in the 25m Breaststroke and 2nd in the 25m Freestyle.

Well done to Jennifer for placing 2nd in the 25m Breaststroke.

He Kura Asthma Study

Community Engagement Update Guidelines

This year our school is taking part in the He Kura Asthma Study with the University of Otago and Te Atawhai o Te Ao. The study aims to provide guidelines and resources to help us to improve support for our students with asthma. Asthma is a big problem in New Zealand with one in five children having asthma symptoms. The ways in which schools support a child with asthma can have a significant impact on their asthma control and learning. Our staff have received asthma training from Te Atawhai o Te Ao and our school now has asthma emergency kits. Other parts of the study include student asthma education, an environmental assessment and linkages with healthcare providers. There will be regular information about asthma in our newsletters or Facebook/app this year. The researchers are interested in your ideas about this project so please feel free to contact the research team on 0800 755 414 or wtr@otago.ac.nz.

 

Communication and Asthma Plans

This term we are trying to find out who has asthma or asthma symptoms in our school in order to provide better support for these children.

You should have received a green form to update your child’s medical information.

As asthma can be difficult to recognise, this form includes some questions about your child’s breathing as well as asthma. It is important this form is completed for all students, not just those with asthma. If you need a new form, please collect one from the office or you are welcome to phone the office and we will send one home with your child.

If your child has asthma, it is a good idea to talk to their teacher about their triggers, symptoms and medicine. If you do not already have one, ask your child’s Doctor or health professional for an asthma plan for your child. An asthma plan shows what asthma medicine someone needs to take and when they should take it. Keep a copy of your child’s asthma plan everywhere they visit regularly and give a copy to the school office. For more information about asthma plans visit www.pamp.co.nz.

 

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