T3 Wk 5 Friday 23 August 2024

Rm 1 Abigail Goddard For always approaching any learning with a great attitude! Awesome Abigail!
Rm 2 Edward Sitaleki For amazing writing and illustrations.
Rm 3 Damien Stallard-Tuitavake For great enthusiasm and progress in practising for the Basic-Facts-A-Thon. 
Ka mau te wehi, Damien!
Rm 4 Kingston Peihopa For working hard and trying his best in Maths.Well done Kingston!
Rm 5 Kelani Marsh-Witanga For always being a good friend in Room 5, caring for others and being a helping hand to all. Well done Kelani!   
Rm 6 Krishav Goundar For working hard and striving to achieve his best in all areas of learning. Keep up the great effort.
Rm 7 Hadrian Peka For taking on feedback and making improvements to his writing.
Rm 8 Vy Nguyen For working hard and striving to achieve her best in all areas of learning. Keep up the great effort!
Rm 9 Suzi Patu For showing a tremendous effort and dedication in all the areas of learning. Ka pai Suzi!
Rm 10 Bella Nguyen For gaining more confidence and sharing her ideas  more with the whole class. Keep it up Bella!
Rm 12 Hulita Napaa For showing great progress in herself.
Rm 15 Mahira Ali For making good choices with her peers, and showing the Weymouth Way! Ka pai Mahira!
Rm 16 Aubree-Miah Cecil-Mahani For increasing your confidence and participation in class. It is awesome to see your personality and sense of humour starting to shine through. Keep it up Aubree!
Rm 17 Anaysha Prasad For some amazing progress and enthusiasm towards her fractions learning in class. Keep it up Anaysha.
Rm 18 Dylan Te Runa For showing the Weymouth Way in all areas at school. Malo aupito Dylan!
Rm 19 Abigail Fameitau For your leadership during Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga.  Malo ‘aupito.
Rm 20 Finn Cunningham For a helpful, caring and cooperative attitude in class.  The changes are noticed Finn, Keep it up!
Rm 23 Eliena Rhind For always supporting her peers and being an amazing class helper in room 23!

T3 Wk 6 Friday 30 August 2024

Rm 1 Vaka Tahifote For trying your best in everything you do! Well Done Vaka!
Rm 2 Solomon Feite For Reading at home learning sight words.
Rm 3 Declan Hodder For excellence in Handwriting, and for doing an amazing job as our handwriting monitor.   
Rm 4 Saane Taufa For always following the Weymouth Way. You are awesome Saane!
Rm 5 Kuini Funaki For settling in so well in Room 5 and being a great friend in class. Great job Kuini!
Rm 6 Kimiora Petero For always going above and beyond and helping others. You rock, Kimiora!!
Rm 7 Leon Foliaki For thinking about his writing goal and making amazing progress!! You got this Leon.
Rm 8 Fiamma Dietrich For an awesome piece of writing! Keep up the great work superstar!
Rm 9 Masina Patea For starting school with great enthusiasm and excitement. Welcome to our Kura Masina!
Rm 10 Anne-Marie Kaifa For consistently displaying the Weymouth Way and our values! You are amazing Anne-Marie!
Rm 11 Cherubim-East Sadler Haika For working hard in his writing. Keep up the good work. Ka Pai!
Rm 12 Esala Vasuitoga For always following the Weymouth Way and being such a great help to his teachers and friends.
Rm 13 Vincent For settling well in the class and the class routines.
Rm 14 Jaxus Thompson For striving for the best in all areas of his learning. Keep up the hard work Jaxus!
Rm 15 Calla-James Wilson For always trying your best in each curriculum area, and having a positive attitude toward learning. Ka pai Calla-James!
Rm 16 Elijah Reid For positive attitude and the consistent effort that he put into all learning areas. Tino pai rawa atu Elijah!
Rm 17 Sanyadi Aung For some amazing predictions and thought provoking discussion points when we are reading our class novel. Thanks Sanyadi!
Rm 18 Samantha Augustine For trying to manage herself this week and communicate how she is feeling.
Ka pai Samantha!
Rm 19 Remas Darwesh For working hard to compose a speech with great supporting information.  Tau kē Remas!
Rm 20 Moo Ken Blu Lay Ker For his consistency during learning time and always completing things to his best ability. Ka pai Moo Ken!
Rm 23 Eastern Vaki For your amazing effort in writing and maths! Keep up the awesome work Eastern!!!
Eco Warrior Award Liam Moon Rm10 For working so hard in the māra with Whaea Deirdre and using his initiative to look for the next task he could help with. Ngā mihi nui Liam!
Road Patrol Award Nove Leuluai-Sega Rm20 For helping to tidy the storage hub, this really helps things to run smoothly. Ngā mihi nui Nove!
Travelwise Award Ally Rauti Rm17 For being such a good role model to Ariki while walking to school with us. Ka pai to mahi Ally!
 

To keep people moving, Auckland Transport will start upgrading the Weymouth Road,
Roscommon Road, Mahia Road, and Palmers Road roundabout.
What are the changes?
* Adding two additional entrances into the roundabout from Roscommon Road and
Weymouth Road east to improve congestion.
* Painting zebra crossings on each leg of the roundabout to provide people with safe
locations to cross the road.
* Install pedestrian islands in the middle of the zebra crossing to allow people to cross
in two stages.
* Painting high friction paint on all legs to the roundabout.

What will happen during construction?
As the Weymouth roundabout is one of the busiest and largest in the area, AT will be
working on one leg of the roundabout at a time. This allows traffic flow to continue, but some
delays can be expected whilst the works happen.
We will monitor the pedestrian activity near the roundabout during construction. We will also
add extra traffic controllers to help monitor the area during school drop off and pick up times.
Please follow all traffic signs and any detours.
How long will the upgrades take?
This project will take approximately 3-4 months to complete, depending on weather
conditions.
For more information
Please visit at.govt.nz/weymouthRAB
Contact AT
Email projects@at.govt.nz or call 09 930 5090.

Our school uniform is compulsory and all students must adhere to the rules applying to uniform.  Uniforms should be named so they can be returned if found.  A Lost Property bin is located by the staffroom.  See Miss Raema if you are unsure where to look.

Monday:  Students may wear their House T-Shirt, or school uniform

Tuesday - Thursday:  Students must wear their school uniform

Friday:  Students may wear their school uniform or may wear non-uniform clothing appropriate for a school day

There is now only limited stock available at The Warehouse Clendon, however, if you can't find what you are looking for, all our uniforms can now be purchased online through our new supplier 'My School Uniform'.  Please click on this link to make your order:  https://myschooluniform.nz/.  

Please be aware that delivery may take a few days.   We have samples of our uniform available at the the office for sizing.  Please don't hesitate to contact our school office if you need support.

13 September - Whole School Cross Country
 
16-20 September - Te Wiki o te Reo Māori

24 September - BOT meeting 6pm

26 September - Sharing of Learning (Oral Language Presentations) 8.30 to 3.30pm

27 September - End of term 3 (School finishes at 2pm)

14 October - Term 4 starts (School open at 9am)