Mid Week Post - Wiki Whitu

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Kia Ora Kākano Whitu Whānau, 

Please come to school in uniform tomorrow and bring clothes that match your house colour in your bags. 


We have a busy Friday tomorrow! Here are some things to remember. 


Reminders: 

- No Sausage Sizzle or Juicies will be available tomorrow

- Baked Goods Plates Collection Day 

- Gala Day

- House coloured clothing needs to be brought to school. 

- Library Books - 2 BOOKS need to be brought back. 

- NO SWIMMING


In the morning: 

Drop gala plate collections off at the library on the way to class.

9:00am - St Josephs Mass - Parents are welcome. 

Library after Mass


In the afternoon: 

House event rotations - Please bring clothes to change into inside your bags. 


After School: 

4:00pm - School Gala!!


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