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Meet the Teacher Evening
There will be a Meet the Teacher Evening on Tuesday 20th February in the Hall from 7pm – 8.30pm. Come along and listen to our guest speaker Mr Mike King and meet your child’s teacher.
School Closed Monday 5th February
School will be closed on Monday 5th February due to Waitangi Day weekend.
BOT Newsletter
Kia ora, Talofa, Malo e le lei, Kia Orana, Namaste, Kamusta, مرحبا
As the Advent season draws closer, we prepare for the Nativity of Jesus at Christmas through our Catholic faith, and we farewell another successful academic and sporting year at our school. We are tremendously proud of students and teachers who continue to achieve outstanding results in National Standard, and we thank all our parents who support their children’s educational development at home while continuing to support our school community.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we would like to wish everyone a blessed and safe Christmas. Read the full newsletter under BOT area of this website.
St Anne’s Shield is Cancelled
The St Anne’s Shield which was scheduled to be played tomorrow (14th September) has been cancelled due to the wet grounds at Bruce Pulman Park.
28 August 2017
Our Vision: Learning and Growing in Christ
Dear Parents,
Scripture reminds us that all of us in our lives have made the wrong choices and decisions and that through this God is always ready to forgive. God calls on us to leave our wayward ways and walk along the path mapped out for us by our loving Father. Like the father in the Gospel, God waits and watches for our return. Like the shepherd searching for lost sheep, like the housewife searching for the lost coin, God patiently waits for us to come to our senses and return home. The Scripture challenges us to seek and find that which gives us time and lasting peace. We are called to remember God’s faithfulness and compassion towards us and to put it into practice in our own lives. It is then that we will find true peace and know we rest in Him. The journey isn’t easy but what awaits us at the end makes it all worthwhile.
Congratulations to Tiare Ryan (R11) who received the Catholic Character Award for this week.
Assembly – Monday 4th September – Harinui Mass 1st September – Aroha Syndicate
School Lunches Friday 1st September – Theresa Turua, Jani Tupou and Margaret Muliaga
Water Polo
On Sunday 3rd September our Years 5 & 6 water polo team will compete at the Manurewa pools. Parents are welcome to attend.
Junior Singles Indoor Bowls
On Sunday 13th August our indoor bowls team competed in the Manukau Junior Singles Indoor Competition against other South Auckland clubs. There were 17 entries overall with 7 entries from Holy Cross. I would like to acknowledge all of our team who played well and congratulate Ella Kay and Shweta Mann who came 3rd equal.
PhotoLife Studios – Class Photos
Today PhotoLife Studios was at school from 9am to take class photos. You will need to drop your envelope with the correct money enclosed into PhotoLife Studios, 12 Jack Conway Ave, Manukau after today as they have collected all orders.
Fathers’ Day Raffle
We are selling a Fathers’ Day Raffle in the School Office. The tickets are $1.00 each and the raffle will be drawn on Friday 1st September.
Class Trip
On Thursday 31st August the Tumanako Syndicate will visit the Tip Top factory as part of their topic study.
Papatoetoe Principals’ Music Festival
The Papatoetoe Principals’ Music Festival will be held at the Vodafone Event Centre in Manukau on Wednesday 6th September. The evening will run from 6.30pm – 8.30pm with the doors opening at 6pm. If you wish to purchase tickets to this event, the tickets are priced at $10.00 each and can be purchased from the School Office.
APPA Primary Schools’ Music Festival
The Auckland Primary Principal Association Music Festival will be held on Tuesday 14th November. Tickets MUST BE ordered no later than Friday 15th September. The tickets will cost $10.00 each for adults and children. Please pay your money at the School Office.
St Anne’s Shield
The St Anne’s Shield will be held on Tuesday 12th September at Bruce Pulman Park in Papakura. Games will start at approximately 9am and parents are welcome to attend.
Congratulations to the following children who received Principal Awards this week.
| R1 | Bronson Tuiafitu
Angela Tran |
R2 | Jayde De Guzman
Dominic Zaia |
R3 | Alefosio Siketi
Luke Kaleopa |
R4A | Jerry Ielenimo
Ethan King |
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| R9 | Kaiden Eeson
Fale Faasalele |
R10 | Pafuti Crichton
Mikha’el Tala’imanu\ |
R11 | Thomas Brighouse
Amaya Smith-Mulivai |
R12 | Tori Ah-Kuoi
George Mann |
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| R13 | Terisa Lemisio
Phoenix Nomotu |
R14 | Richie Tukula
Leonidas Mataia |
R15 | Ta’amilo Emani-Johnson
Shyla Head |
R16 | Zion Tanuvasa
Lonilvah Wongtung-Komiti |
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| R17 | Matthias Vili
Ivona Utueli |
R18 | Matthew Silva
Crimsyn Vaotuua |
R19 | Ethan Hunt
Olyvia Kaufusi |
R20 | Alicia Wulf
Charlotte Fuimaono |
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| R21 | Anastasia Manuo
Jonathan Brzozowski |
R22 | Deijah Tanuvasa
Nevin John Roy |
Music | Selai Ahovelo
Mele Feao |
Maori | Hao Bui
Jessica Rowley |
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| Harinui (Y0&1) | Nevaeh Uini-Faiva, Kenzo Na’a, Ceejay Lolo, Rhylee-Jay Masoe | |||||||
| Rangimarie (Year 7 & 8) | Gardeniah Fa’afiti, Hien Tran, Shweta Mann, Lexie Hutchby, Mikayla Mulipola, Manea Ryan | |||||||
The woman had a terrible headache
An old lady sat alone in the cold on the side of the street at night. Her wrinkly smile started to fade as the wind blew upon her cheek. Her fingers clutched against her face as she ached in pain. The sound of screeching rubber tyres of cars passing by her caused a terrible, terrifying headache which petrified her in agony.
By Charlotte Fuimaono R20
The woman had a terrible headache…
The partially blind old woman was in the middle of a meeting with the president of the United States. She clutched her head as a ferocious pain from the sound of a high pitched screech from the bell sounded. Her head ache was unimaginable.
By Tanekaha Kingi R20
The girl who witnessed an accident
As the beautiful young woman was skipping across the busy intersection a speeding fancy modern car going as fast as lighting, swerved around her and caused a terrifying, terrible, tremendous car crash. Booom! Crraash! skreetch! She was shocked like a stunned mullet. Sarah had just witnessed a horrific car crash between a car and a truck. Her eyes were drawn to the accident that happened in an instant. It was like watching a movie in slow motion.
By Zebohn UIni-Faiva R20
The boy pulled a large fish out of the river.
Tugging and heaving, a young university fellow was struggling to pull a slimy, slippery shiny salmon with all his might and stealthy strength out of the glimmering rough water.
By Noah Collins R20
