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Kaikorai Valley College Newsletter
500 Kaikorai Valley Road, Dunedin, New Zealand Telephone: 453 6035 Fax: 453 1602 Email: office@kvc.school.nz Website: www.kvcollege.co.nz
No. 04 - 21 February 2020
Principal’s Comment awards. This is now our ninth Philip Craigie award ceremony and
Kia ora koutou, greetings to all parents, caregivers and friends of it is always a great night where the school, family and whānau can
the school. celebrate these fantastic achievements.
This week we held a special school assembly to present our Year 13 Three-Way Conferences
leadership group with their leadership badges. Each individual in As mentioned in last week’s newsletter, on Monday we hosted our
this group has at least one portfolio for which they are responsible first round of three-way conferences. We were thrilled with the
with some having two. It is also that wider leadership group that exceptionally high turnout. There was a very positive feel about the
support our head students in their roles. day and it was very encouraging to have all of the students present
All of our leaders are role models for the younger students to look at these meetings. In Term 2 we will be having subject teacher
up and aspire to. My congratulations to our student leaders, I interviews and we again encourage all students to attend these,
look forward to working with them throughout the 2020 year. because in Term 3, when we have our next three-way conference,
it will be the students who are driving the conversations about
their progress towards their goals. May I thank you all for your
attendance at these conferences and for the positive way in which
you bought into this process. We appreciate your support.
Athletic Sports’ Day
On Wednesday the school held its annual Athletic Sports’ Day.
This event was moved back to the school grounds when I came to
the school and it is a wonderful advertisement to those travelling
up and down KV Road of the activities we are able to host on our
wonderfully picturesque school grounds.
This Athletics’ Day was again a very positive event that showcased
some of the fine athletes we have in the school as well as letting
everyone get involved in a supportive environment.
One student worth special mention is Nirvana Hepi-
Breen who smashed two school records, throwing
Back Row: 35.78m Discus (the old record being 25m). For her
Oscar Tobeck, Cultural; Sarah Dore, Sports; Mykala Stewart, Social; Phoebe Shotput, she threw 10.72m (the old record being
Fraser-Grant, Environment; Riley Dasler, Matai House; Lilly Gee-Spence, 10.20m). Well done to Nirvana. She is a gifted athlete who has
Māori and Pasifika; Jennifer White, Health already represented her school and province at a national level in
Front row:
Kaitlin Graham-Walker, Deputy Head Girl and Totara House; Reuben Cook, the Discus, Shotput and Hammerthrow.
Head Boy and Rata House; Chikita Lee, Deputy Head Girl; Jayden Rumpler, Student Safety
Deputy Head Boy and Student Representative on the Board of Trustees During this week I have noticed a continuing number of caregivers
Last Tuesday the school held its Philip Craigie Awards in which parking on our main school driveway leading up to the school at
we recognised those students who had achieved their NCEA the end of the school day. We have deliberately asked staff to park
certificates with specific Merit or Excellence endorsements. To away from the carpark at the front of the school to provide some
get these higher awards does not come by chance but through parking for parents and caregivers. If this is full, we would ask that
hard work and dedication. The awards are named after Mr Philip you park on Kaikorai Valley Road. Also, yellow lines are painted on
Craigie, the schools longest serving Principal, and it was great to some parts of this road. As I am sure you will be aware, student
have Mr Craigie along to address the audience and present the safety is our first priority and we do not want to see students being
injured, or even worse, being killed in a road accident.
We ask that all caregivers and members of the community park
in the appropriate places. Often this might mean an extra 30
seconds of walking for the students who are being picked up, but I
assure you this will not hurt them. In my day, and yes I know that
was some time ago, we actually walked all the way to school.
1000Km Challenge/Sports Expo/Senior Workday
Now that the Athletic Sports are finished, our attention turns to
the 1000km Challenge, which will be held on Tuesday 3 March.
This event has been running for eight years now, and has proven
to be a successful way of promoting physical activity amongst our
students, whilst introducing them to activities they may not have
previously been involved in.
KAIKORAI VALLEY COLLEGE Opportunity and Success for All
Students have been issued with
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sponsorship cards and we would PPTA Paid Union Meeting
ask that you encourage them to The school has been advised by the Post Primary Teachers’
go out and get sponsorship for Association (PPTA) that members intend to hold a paid
this event. This is the one whole union meeting for the Post Primary Teachers’ Association
school fundraiser we ask students of all Dunedin composite and secondary schools. The PPTA
to be involved in this year. There have advised that all teachers who are members of PPTA are
are a number of incentives for both expected to attend.
students and sponsors associated In an endeavour to minimise the impact of this meeting on
with this event. We are aiming for the school day the PPTA have agreed to hold the meeting
$30 and most students last year did at 2.00pm. Such a meeting will take place in all secondary
manage this. The top sponsorship award was given last year schools but it is up to each one to schedule a time during
to a Year 9 student, Henry King, who raised $607.00 the school day. The meeting will be held on Thursday 27
On the same day we hold the Primary School Sports’ Expo. All February 2020.
staff are required for this day to run the programme so we will At Kaikorai Valley College, students may leave school at
only have Yr 7 - 10 students at school. 2.00pm. All buses will depart from the school at 2.10pm.
Year 11 - 13 are all to be participating in the workday fundraiser. The north bus will run as normal. The south buses will run as
Again we are asking students to raise a minimum of $30 for far as Brighton and Mosgiel respectively. Students travelling
the day; some may earn more, which is fantastic. If you have further south than those points will have to get off in Green
any possible work available for the day please contact the Island and wait for the bus coming through Green Island at
school on 453 6035, and we will try to arrange for a student to around 4pm.
come and do this for you. We are encouraging students to go If you wish your child to remain at school, please let the office
out and find work either for a local industry/business or for a know by Tuesday 25 February. You can contact the office
family friend or relative. It is not the idea that they ask parents either by phone 453 6035, or by email office@kvc.school.nz.
for a handout, unless you have specific work you need doing. It is really important that we have this information, so that
Rick Geerlofs we have an understanding of how many staff will be required
Principal for supervision. We apologise for the inconvenience this
1,000km Challenge and Senior Work Day causes.
Tuesday 3 March 2020
Science Club
The Kaikorai Valley College 1,000km Challenge is an initiative
Science Club students, Liza and Samantha, with Nicola
designed to promote physical and recreational activity in the
Rushbrook checking out the beehive today.
student population. It is a day-long event involving all Year
7-10 students and staff at the college.
On Tuesday 3 March, students begin the day with a 1.5km
sponsored Fun Run. Following this, students will participate
in a sport and recreational expo, which offers a range of
activities. It is envisaged that students will experience a
minimum of eight sport and recreational activities throughout
the remainder of the day.
The Senior Work Day is also fast approaching and we
would like our senior students to approach family/whānau,
neighbours or businesses for work on Tuesday 3 March. On
the day students will work for their nominated business who
will have sponsored them for the day. If members of our
school community know of any employment opportunities Words from the Library
for students they can email Margaret Beagley mabeagley@ Book of the Week - ‘Words on Fire’ by Jennifer Nielsen
kvc.school.nz or phone the school office 453 6035. This historical fiction book is set in Lithuania
By now all students will have their pledge/sponsorship cards in 1893. The country is occupied by the
for the challenge and work day. We hope each student will Russian Cossack soldiers who insist that
do their very best to raise a minimum of $30. Please would everyone must become Russian - they have
you help your child by making sure their cards and money banned Lithuanian books, religion, culture,
are completed and returned to their whānau group leader and even the language. But Audra knows
no later than Tuesday 17 March. her parents are involved in something secret
This event is also used as the school’s main fundraiser for the and dangerous. When Cossacks arrive abruptly at their
year. Money raised this year door, Audra’s parents insist that she flee, taking with her an
will go towards the purchase of important package and instructions for where to deliver it.
a school van. Let’s make this a But escape means abandoning her parents to a terrible fate.
wonderful success in all ways! A great book for all ages.
Māori and Pasifika News Career Moves
Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Ni sa bula Vanaka, Namaste, Mālo Work Day
ni, Kia Orana, Kia ora and warm Pasifika greetings to you all. We are having a Senior Work Day fundraiser to go towards
Welcome to 2020, we started the school year with a mihi the purchase of a new van. All senior students are expected
whakatau, where we welcomed new students and staff to take part in a Work Day on Tuesday 3 March. Whānau
to Kaikorai Valley College. It was a lovely occasion where teachers have given out information and Work Day cards for
everyone is involved in the process of warmly inviting our students to record the name of the business where they will
newcomers to the school life of Kaikorai be completing the work.
Valley College. If members of our school community know of employment
Amongst our new staff is Antonia possibilities for students for Work Day they can phone the
Mbizvo our kaiako o Te Reo Māori. She school office on 03 453 6035 and leave a message for Margaret
comes with a wealth of experience in Beagley. We would greatly appreciate this support.
both education and culture. Antonia NZ Defence Force
will be our Māori Pasifika Mentor for If students are interested in a career with the NZ Army, Navy
2020. or Air Force this is an ideal opportunity to hear first-hand what
Also this week, Amanda Slade joined is involved and to learn how to
our Kaikorai Valley College whānau best prepare themselves for
as she comes in to teach junior Social applying. Parents and Whanau
Studies and Physical Education. are welcome to go along as
Both these wahine have Pasifika ties well. There is also going to
and are looking forward to supporting be an Army Unimog there for
our tamariki and working alongside our those that are keen for a ride to the Kensington Army Hall for
whānau/aiga to promote our Māori a quick tour. See the flyer below for more information.
and Pasifika values within our school
culture.
Our first opportunity to meet our kaiako will be this coming
Wednesday at our first hui/fono for the year. I cordially invite
anyone and everyone who shares the values and promotion
of our Polynesian culture at Kaikorai Valley College. “Ko koe
ki tēnā, ko ahau ki tēnei kīwai o te kete”
You take that handle of the kete and I’ll take this one.
Together we will collect our ideas to grow our tamariki in
both education and character.
Māori Pasifika Hui/Fono Defence Careers
ASB House
Wednesday 26 February 2020 248 Cumberland Street
6.00pm - 7.00pm DUNEIDN
at the Brathwaite Centre (By the tennis courts as you come
up the drive) Wed 26 Feb 5:30-7:00 pm
For catering purposes, please RSVP by email to Antonia Wed 29 Apr 5:30-7:00 pm
Mbizvo anmbizvo@kvc.school.nz.
I wish everyone well for 2020 as I am away this year on The sessions are informal and you
study leave. However, I will continue to follow the progress are welcome to leave at any point.
of our Māori and Pasifika initiatives with much interest and
excitement.
Manuia fuafuaga uma o lenei tausaga. Soifua.
Karina Nafatali
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REMINDER
PPTA Paid Union Meeting +64 21 920 113
Thursday 27 February at 2.00pm recruiters_southern@defencecareers.mil.nz
NZDF Defence Careers
Classes finish at 2.00pm
Buses leave at 2.10pm
For more information see the notice on the
previous page in the newsletter.
IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2020
Event dates may change and new events added throughout the year. 31-4 Sept NZSS Winter Sports’ Tournament Week
FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER
24-25 BIO200 Tautuku 9 Brathwaite Centre Production
26 Hui/Fono 6.00pm 10 3-Way Conferencing Day
26 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) 23 SS Pétanque Tournament
27 Paid Union Meeting (2-3pm) 23 Sports and Cultural Prize Giving
MARCH 25 Yr 7-13 Grade Summaries Home (TBC)
3 Sports’ Expo/1000km Challenge (TBC) 25 End of Term 3
3 Senior Work Day 30 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) (TBC)
4 Sports’ Expo/1000km Challenge Back-up Day OCTOBER
(TBC) 12 First Day Term 4
12-13 Riccarton Summer Exchange (Chch) 28 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm)
16-17 PED200 Cycle Trip 1 30 OSTC Prizegiving
23 Otago Anniversary Day (no school) NOVEMBER
25 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) 2 Senior Prizegiving (TBC)
25-26 PED200 Cycle Trip 2 6 NZQA Exams Begin
31 Love Me Nots Year 12 10-13 Junior Exams
31 Urban Farm Field Day 1 (TBC) 17 Teacher Only Day
APRIL 20 Teacher Only Day (TBC)
2 Urban Farm Field Day 1 Back-up Day (TBC) 25 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm)
2 Shakespeare Festival DECEMBER
8 ODP Day Tramp 1 1 Urban Farm Field Day 2
9 Yr 7-10 Grade Summaries Home (TBC) 2 NCEA Exams Finish
9 Last Day of Term 1 2 Clearance Day
29 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) 3 Urban Farm Field Day 2 (Back-up Day)
27 ANZAZ Day (no school) 8 Junior Prize Giving
28 First Day Term 2 8 Last Day of the Year
(school closes after Prize Giving)
JUST
MAY
4-8 Yr10 Tautuku Week
8 ODP Day Tramp 2
12-14 BIO300 Portobello
15 Senior Grade Summaries Home
19 Parent Interview Evening Yrs 7-13 (TBC)
21
27
Caversham Relay (King’s HS)
Otago/Southland Relay (Milton) BREATHE
27
JUNE
Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm)
MINDFULNESS
4
7-8
Otago Cross Country (KVC)
Otago Netball Tournament (Dunedin)
MEDITATION
FREE BEGINNERS COURSE
11-12 Riccarton Winter Exchange (Dunedin)
11 Otago Cross Country Champs Back-up Day
15 The Big Sing
24 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm)
25 Dunedin Co-Ed Tournament (Dunedin)
26 Otago Table Tennis Tournament
JULY
3 Yr 7-10 Grade Summaries Home (TBC)
3 End of Term 2
20 Start of Term 3
24 Senior Grade Summaries Home
16-24 year olds only*
27 KVC OPEN NIGHT 4-6pm Wednesdays
29 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) Sign up: bit.ly/mindful-signup
Four courses in 2020:
AUGUST Contact: connor@malcam.org.nz
4 Teacher Only Day Feb 26th - Apr 22nd Hive @ The Malcam Trust
45 Maori Rd Belleknowes
24-28 Senior Assessment Week Apr 29th - Jun 24th
Jul 22nd - Sep 23rd
26 Board of Trustees Meeting (5.30pm) *The Malcam Trust is a Ministry of
Oct 14th - Dec 9th Youth Development provider
28 OSTC Open Day
Brathwaite Centre News Urban Farm
We’ve had a great start to the year and we give a big It was a busy and sticky
welcome to our new students, Lila, Lena, Linkin and Brea. weekend at Bee School!
We are looking forward to getting to know each other more We were learning how
and we’re sure they will enjoy their time at KVC. to extract honey in
Everyone enjoyed the Athletics’ Day. Well done to everyone its various forms. We
for all their running, throwing and jumping events and started with extracting
honeycomb. This was a
delicate procedure as
the wax used to create
the comb is much finer
than general honey
cells, and we had to ask all the bees to leave their work and
depart from the frame!
This was done by placing
the super - the honey
filled hive, onto a frame
which was held at a 45
degree angle. We then
used a blower and blew
the bees off every frame
to Stephen who made it to the 60m final. Some students and out of the box. The
even went off to do their Wednesday Sport activities in the honey super was then
placed on a drip tray and the top covered to prevent the
bees from returning. We then drove back to the extraction
room, but we had to do
this in stages as we didn’t
want the bees to follow
us back.
We literally sliced the
honeycomb from the
frame and placed them in
pottles ready for market.
The next day we used
the spinner to extract
the honey from their
afternoon. Well done to all the wonderful staff who helped frames, this was Kanuka
throughout both sporting events. honey which is thicker
and almost jelly like, so
we had to remove the
cappings from the cells and then prick the cells to allow the
honey to run free.
Once placed in the
spinner it was hold on
and spin, it took about
two hours to extract
almost 20 kilos of Kanuka
honey. Then it was tidy
up time as there was
honey everywhere and
We have some staffing changes coming up. Mr Piggott has all the equipment had to
decided to take the rest of the year to recharge and focus be washed in hot soapy
on his Gallery work. We are farewelling him today water ready for the next
and will miss his presence in our classes and time. It was such a great
around the school. experience seeing the honey pouring into the tubs and
We warmly welcome Mr Tweedale who will be knowing that next year we would be able to get the students
teaching in the Centre and supporting students in involved in extracting our own honey from our KVC bees.
classes during the rest of this year. Nicola Rushbrook
Curious Notions Physiotherapy at Kaikorai Valley College
In 2007, a 1000-gallon inflatable swimming pool was Physio Performance
stolen from someone’s back yard without a single drop of Ashleigh, the school physio,
water being found! is back again for the year,
It snowed in the Sahara desert for with appointments from
30 minutes on the 18th February 9am-3pm every Friday in
1979. the Counsellor’s office for all
Queen Elizabeth saved up post-war students and staff.
clothing ration coupons in order to The service is free at the school for all KVC staff and students
pay for her wedding dress in 1947. under ACC cover. Non-ACC clients will receive a reduced rate.
Fruit stickers are edible, though the Parents and family are also welcome to use this service.
same with any fruit, washing prior To make an appointment either ring 477 2853, text or call
to eating is recommended. The glue 020 4141 7994 or email info@physioperformance.co.nz.
used for them is regulated by the
FDA.
William Shakespeare had a curse Quote of the Week
engraved on his tombstone to prevent anyone from “Advice is what we ask for when we already
moving his bones. know the answer, but wish we didn’t.”
People can suffer from a psychological disorder called ~ Erica Jong ~
Boanthropy that makes them believe they are a cow.
Kraft singles cannot be advertised as cheese because U.S.
FDA standards states a food can only be identified as a KVC Urban Farm
cheese if it contains “at least 51% real cheese”. Our Urban Farm is
Owls have specialised feathers gratefully supported
where the edges protrude out to by the Otago
dissipate air flow. This means that Community Trust.
they are able to fly silently and
are highly deadly hunters. This Day in History
A man, Ben Sliney, grounded 4,000 commercial planes 21 February
across the United States on 9/11 due to the attacks - it 1173: Pope Alexander III canonises Thomas Becket,
was his first day on the job. Archbishop of Canterbury.
Your brain uses 20% of the total oxygen in your body. 1642: Dutch explorer Abel Tasman sights the South Island
When electricity was first installed in the White House of present day New Zealand; initially he calls it Staten Landt
in 1891, President Benjamin Harrison and his wife were and changes it a year later to Nieuw Zeeland.
afraid of electrocution because of the new concept. They 1795: Freedom of worship was established in France under
refused to touch light switches constitution.
so the staff had to turn the 1804: 1st locomotive, Richard Trevithick’s, runs for the 1st
lights on and off for them. time, along the tramway of the Penydarren Ironworks in
In California, you can get a ticket Merthyr Tydfil, Wales.
if you’re driving too slowly. 1842: John J. Greenough patented the sewing machine.
1848: The Communist Manifesto was published by Karl Marx
9 Letter Puzzlegram and Friedrich Engels.
Words must be 4 letters or more and 1893: New Zealand becomes the first country to grant all
T A M contain the letter A. Your list must women the right to vote.
have one 9-letter word. Proper 1902: Dr. Harvey Cushing, US brain surgeon, performed his
1st brain operation.
R A R names and foreign language words
are not allowed. Answers will be in 1947: Edwin Land demonstrated the Polaroid Land Camera
next week’s newsletter. 21 words = to the Optical Society of America in New York City. It was the
first camera to take, develop and print a picture on photo
K W E good; 33 words = great; 48 words = paper all in about 60 seconds. The photos were black and
excellent; 54 words = outstanding!
Last Week’s Puzzle Answers: airy, arty, caky, cays, city, white. The camera went on sale the following year.
cyst, days, dray, drys, icky, kays, kyar, kyat, racy, rays, ryas, 1960: Havana placed all Cuban industry under direct control
scry, stay, tidy, tray, yack, yaks, yard, yird, acidy, artsy, casky, of the government.
dairy, daisy, diary, dicky, dicty, dirty, ditsy, drays, kyars, kyats, 1996: The Space Telescope Science Institute announced that
risky, sarky, satyr, sayid, scary, stray, tacky, tardy, trays, yacks, photographs from the Hubble Space Telescope confirmed
yaird, yards, yirds, sticky, tricky, yairds, satyric, satyrid, the existence of a “black hole” equal to the mass of two
tricksy, YARDSTICK billion suns in a galaxy some 30 million light-years away.
Sports KVC
News7 Red vs Balmac Warriors at 5.30pm on Ct 12
The KVC Athletics’ Day was held on Wednesday this week. The
day started off a bit damp but the ground dried out quickly. Wednesday 26 December
The sun even made an appearance occasionally, so all in all it Handball - KVC Gym
was a great day. The students looked great in all of their House KVC Mixed vs King’s Snr A at 6.45pm
colours and there were some great outfits! A big thanks to the Theresa Johnson, Sports’ Coordinator
Groundsmen and Mr Reddington for all of their help with the e: sport@kvc.school.nz
preparation for the day. c: 027 543 4251
Reminder: Futsal starts next week. Year 7 and 8 games on
Tuesdays and Year 9-13 games on Thursdays. The draw is not
out yet but students will know their game times on Monday.
All other sports are now underway. Any queries please feel
free to contact me. Contact details can be found at the bottom
of this page.
Results
Waterpolo
KVC Mixed (3) vs King’s Oxford (10) POD Jaxon Cleveland
Monday 17 February
Senior Volleyball – Edgar Centre
KVC Girls’ 11s (3) vs Queen’s Pink (0)
KVC Girls’ 12s (2) vs OGHS Blue (0)
KVC Girls’ 13s (1) vs EOHS (2)
KVC Boys (1) vs LPHS (2)
Tuesday 18 February
Yr 9-13 Touch
KVC Jnr Girls (0) vs St Hilda’s Red (1)
KVC Snr Girls defaulted to by LPHS
KVC Boys (5) vs OBHS Panthers (4)
Wednesday 19 December
Handball - KVC Gym
KVC Mixed (8) vs Kavanagh Boys A (13)
Thursday 20 February
Softball
KVC (7) vs Taieri College (13)
7-8 Waterpolo
KVC/KAV Wave (2) vs Taieri (6) POD Grace Duxbury
Draws
Friday 21 February
Minivolley
KVC Pink vs Tahuna White at 4.30pm on Ct 5A
KVC White vs JMC White at 4.00pm on Ct 5A
Junior Volleyball
KVC 10 Red vs Taieri Green at 7.10pm on Ct 4B
KVC 9 Green vs Columba White at 5.10pm on Ct 5C
Monday 24 February
Senior Volleyball - Edgar Centre
KVC Girls’ 11s vs KVC Girls’ 12s at 6.10pm on Ct 4A Duty KVC
11s at 7.00pm
KVC Girls’ 13s vs OGHS Blue at 7.00pm on Ct 4A
KVC Boys vs KHS Ravensbourne at 7.30pm on Ct 5C
Tuesday 25 February
Yr 9 - 13 Touch
KVC Jnr Girls vs Queens Yr 10 at 4.00pm on Field 6
KVC Snr Girls vs EOHS Girls at 4.30pm on Field 13
KVC Boys vs JMC Eagles at 4.00pm on Field 4
KVC Snr Mixed vs Taieri College Mixed at 5.00pm on Field 5
7/8 Futsal - Edgar Centre
KVC 8 Green vs Taieri College at 5.00pm on Ct 14
Alhambra-Union Brighton Dunedin
Contact: Ronnie Proctor 021 477 682 Contact: Michelle Rochford 027 746 8636 Contact: Denis McLaughlan 021 456 853
Thur 13 February | 5pm – 7pm Thur 13 February | 4pm – 6pm Thur 13 February | 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Sat 29 February | 11am – 1pm Sun 23 February | 11am – 12pm Sun 16 February | 1pm – 3pm
Fri 13 March | 5pm – 7pm Sat 29 March | 1pm – 3pm
Eastern Green Island Harbour
Contact: Scott Clearwater 027 586 0016 Contact: Jason Bezett 027 588 2547 Contact: Ryan Olsen 027 472 8193
Thur 27 February | 3.3pm – 5pm Thur 13 February | 5pm – 6.30pm Thur 12 March | 5pm – 6pm
Sun 23 February | 11am – 2pm Sat 14 March | 12pm – 1pm
Mon 9 March | 5pm – 7pm (Port Chalmers Swimming Pool)
Kaikorai Pirates Strath Taieri
Contact: Todd Gordon 021 290 0455 Contact: Ash Jarden 021 174 6070 Contact: Abby Peddie 027 632 6060
Tue 3 March | 5.30pm – 7pm Thur 13 February | 5pm – 7pm Thur 27 February |
Sun 8 March | 11am – 1pm Sat 29 February | 11am – 1pm
Sat 14 March | 11am – 1pm
Southern Taieri West Taieri
Contact: Arron Campbell 027 973 291 Contact: Tim Guthrie 021 970 536 Contact: Jolene Casey 021 399 144
Thur 13 February | 5pm – 7pm Sun 9 February | 11am – 1pm Thur 13 February | 5pm – 7pm
Sat 15 February | 12pm – 4pm Thur 13 February | 5pm – 6.30pm
Sat 22 February | 11am – 1pm Sun 16 February | 11am – 1pm
Zingari-Richmond
Contact: Megan Jones 021 500 547
Thur 13 February | 3.30pm – 5pm
Sun 16 February | 11am – 1pm
Thur 20 February | 5pm – 6.30pm @
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Roll wrap $4.20
COLD FOOD
$3.70 from$4.20
How it works Popcorn Fruit Yoghurt Fresh Chewy
$2.30 salad tub Muffin choc chip
SNACKS
cup $1.60 $2.10 cookie
FOR SCHOOLS $4.20 $2.50
Lunch Orders operates from the nearest
Champion Tuckshop within a 5km Water Calciyum SMOOTHIES Slice of AND SO
$3.00 3x Flavours $3.50 the week MUCH
radius. Parents and teachers are able to
DRINKS
$2.40 $3.00 MORE
SWEET TREATS
browse the Eat Smart menu through our
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ƉůĂĐĞĚĂŶLJǁŚĞƌĞĂƚĂŶLJƟŵĞ͕ƵƉƵŶƟůϴ͗ϯϬĂŵĨŽƌƐĂŵĞ
day delivery. These orders are then prepared fresh daily Start using Lunch Orders by going to www.lunchorders.co.nz, create a
for the day and delivered directly to their school in a
free account and begin ordering your hungry learner’s lunches today! ORDER LUNCH
personalised lunch bag.
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