Friday 27 October 2023

3. School Notices - Week 3, Term 4 2023

 QUOTE FOR THE WEEK

Birthday Greetings coming up:
Michael M, Eva MZ and Amanda T

Assembly 
Everyone is most welcome to join us for assembly each Friday at 2.40 pm.

Athletics
A notice will be sent home next week with information regarding our junior and senior athletics in week 5 on Tuesday 7th November.  If you can help in any way, please contact the office.

Futsal
This Monday, Futsal starts up for our children in years 3-8 at the Waitaki Rec Centre.  For this week's draw, the yr 3/4 team is called Tigers and the yr 5/6 team is called Rockets.  The yr 7/8 team at this stage does not have a game but it could change.  The team's names will be changed from next week to St Joseph's Red, Blue and Black.

Draw
Yr 3/4 - Tigers v Totara Dragons at 4.30 pm on court 2B
Yr 5/6 - Rockets v Weston Cheetahs at 4.30 pm on court 1

FUTSAL TEAMS TERM 4


St Joseph’s Red Team - Year 3/4             St Joseph’s Blue - Year 5/6

Ryan Bennyson                                           Zachary Castro

Allison Chen                                                Taylor Darling

Nilah Clark                                                   Ricky Koay

Manaia Darling                                            Emily McGeown

William Fajardo                                           Jan Alexander Roa

Anto Salibindla                                                          (5)

         (6)


St Joseph’s Black - Year 7/8

Liam Lindsay

Malachi Lucas Te Tomo

Emily McGeown

Molly McGeown

Michael McLaren

Levi Rankin

Tendayi Rondozai

         (7)


Below is a message from the Futsal organisers.

Hi Teams,

In terms of game timings, notice that we are working with a strict space and time availability and there isn't much room for changes if any. You will notice that we had to squeeze an earlier game - 3:30pm and from 6:00pm onwards we have only one court available but I'm sure we can make it work.

Also, please notice that in the grade 'Year 5-6' we have an odd number of teams which creates a bye. Therefore, we have one team playing 2 consecutive games each week, so the 'bye' team can get a game.


REMINDERS:
  • As in previous years, these teams do not need a coach, only an adult who can look after the team on the day and manage substitutions.
  • Shin pads are recommended during games.
  • 8 players per team recommended – we’d like to keep teams at 8 players maximum, so each player is guaranteed a good amount of game time.
  • All teams MUST be accompanied by a team manager/coordinator and not left to their own to organise or to make subs etc.
  • School sports uniforms are to be worn please. (we will have bibs if colours clash)
  • Draw for each week will be emailed to team managers – we will also email it and post on Football Waitaki Facebook page
  • Sometimes there will be changes that need to be made to the draw, these will be done by 12pm at the latest on the Friday before games so please advise managers of the updated draw then.

  • Games are 13-minute halves
  • Please make sure that your teams vacate the court as quick as possible after their game to make sure the next round of games does not start later.
  • We are making an effort to have referees for all the games. If by any chance your games do not have a referee, please make sure they start on time and we will try to get you a referee as soon as we can.
  • For anyone interested in learning the basics of FUTSAL REFEREEING, we are hosting a 1h online workshop this Thursday at 6:00pm. We will send you email you the link to join tomorrow.
 Kind Regards,
Luis

Labour Day Happenings
Last weekend, Millie Fogarty, a year 7 student competed in the lower South Island Scout regatta at Cromwell.  She versed 4 other clubs from Dunedin and the top of the South Island.  They did rowing, sailing, swimming and triathlon.  There were 6 scouts from Oamaru ranging in age from 10-15 years.  Millie really enjoyed the weekend and said it was really good fun and it didn't matter what ability you had as long as you gave it a go and did your best.

Loud Shirt Day
Millie from Year 7 in addition to her last term's initiative for giving clothing to Vincent de Paul, organised a Loud Shirt Day at school today. Students were asked to wear a loud shirt on the day and bring a gold coin donation. Donations can also be made online here.  We raised $84.00 for this worthwhile charity.
 Loud Shirt Day is the annual fundraising campaign of The Hearing House and the Southern Cochlear Implant Programme (SCIP), the only two charities in New Zealand dedicated to helping children and adults with cochlear implants learn to listen and communicate.






Subway
Thank you to Jessie Crawford who has been correlating our Subway lunch orders for the past few months.  Jessie is unavailable to carry it on and therefore we are looking for someone who has a spare 45-60 minutes on a Friday morning to do the subway orders.  Please contact the office if you are interested.
Please note there is chocolate milk available @ $2.00 each with the subway lunches.

Temporary Road Closure
Usk Street will be closed from Tuesday 31st October to Thursday 2nd November due to resealing.  Children are to be dropped off / picked up from the Reed Street entrance or Torridge Street gate.  We ask for consideration and patience at this time as the road will be very busy.  There will be no access to the school carpark.

Welcome
We warmly welcome Caysn M who started school this week.

Work Wanted
One of our new school families wants some work and would be interested in cleaning, packing etc within school hours.  Please contact the office if you can help.

Community Notices
  • Weston School Fireworks - held on Friday 3rd November at the Weston Domain from 6.30 pm.  Tickets are available at the Weston School office and at the gate on the night.  Tickets cost $10 for adults and high school students, $5 for primary school children and pre-schoolers are free.  Food and Drink stalls available, no eftpos only cash.  See the attached flyer to the email for further details.

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