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The Rosehill Review
5 June 2018
Term 2 ISSUE 3
Principal’s News
Malo e leilei,
I hope you all had a relaxing long weekend.
We have already reached the midpoint of the year, and look forward to meeting you all at the 3-way
conferences towards the end of the term.
Our school cafe RISE will be operating from 8:00 - 3:00 on our 3-way conferencing day, (Wednesday 4th
July), so bring your spare coins for a coffee or a hot chocolate.
As many of you will be aware the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why was released worldwide at 7pm on Friday
18 May. All 13 episodes were available to view at this time and it is possible that some students may have
‘binge watched’ them already. Because of the subject matter of this programme, a new resource hub is
now live on the Mental Health Foundation’s website. It includes an episode guide developed by the
Foundation and the Office of Film and Literature Classification. The episode guide covers off key themes in
each episode and has links to resources to support safe conversations with young people about issues
raised by the show. 13 Reasons Why is certainly not the only challenging series young people are
watching, but it is one of the most talked about. The Chief Censor has released a guide for parents: Talking
with young people about what they’re watching . The guide is available on the Office of Film and Literature
Classification’s website. If you, parents or whānau are concerned about a young person please seek help.
The Mental Health Foundation website has a list of contacts, or phone your local DHB’s Mental Health
Crisis Team (CATT Team). Support is also available from a trained counsellor anytime by calling or texting
1737
Thanks for your support in helping all our children stay safe.
Maria Owers
Principal
The A in Rosehill RACER is for ACHIEVING
Here are some helpful hints of how you can help your child achieve:
Children can achieve well at school when their family and friends take an interest in their school
and schoolwork. Getting involved in your child’s education shows that you care about their school
life.
1. Meet your child's teacher
When the school year starts, try to find a way to meet your child's teacher. We have a Meet the
Teacher night early in Term 1 and this is an opportune time to meet your child's teacher. Making
contact at this time allows you to develop a partnership with the teacher and lets your child know
that you have taken an interest in their education.
Make it clear that you are happy for the teacher to contact you should they feel the need to send a
congratulations home or a concern about your child's learning or behaviour.
2. Get to know who's who at your child's school
There are many people at our school who are here to help your child learn, grow socially and
emotionally, and navigate the school environment. Within our school we have classroom teachers,
senior teachers, a curriculum director, a deputy principal, a principal, a social worker and a health
nurse - quite a selection of amazing professional people.
Our frontline staff at the office are very helpful and will help put you in touch with the person that
you would need to speak to.
Rosehill Intermediate 3 - Way Conferences
Wednesday July 4th 8:30 a.m. - 6:45 p.m.
You are invited to come and meet your child’s teacher and hear your child talk to you about their
learning.
As the school is closed for instruction for the day, all students are required to make an appointment
to discuss their learning with their parents and teacher.
Paper copies of appointment booking sheets will be available tomorrow.
Online appointment bookings will be available next Tuesday 12th June 2018.
If you would like to see what your child is learning in technology, the department is open for viewing
from 8:30 - 4:00. All Technology teachers will be available to discuss their programme during those
times.
POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SYSTEM Year 7 Year 8 Respect Respect Caleb Morgan Jordan Boyce-Bacon Manbeer Kaur Arya Gower Angela Noue Hine Fungavaka Latrelle Heta Integrity Lucy Knapp Deziray McLeod Gurjeeya Kaur Henare Wilson Sophie Guy Portia Cutfield Georgina Connelly Harry Coles Kaia Parallag Hine Fungavaka Danielle Townsend Self Management Robbie Davis Deziray McLeod James Buchanan Portia Cutfield Ty Beets Hine Fungavaka Leah Honan Ivy Lyden-Hancy Sukpreet Kaur Sandra Govinda Summer Breeze Church-Campbell Integrity Manpreet Kaur Kymani Walker Ani Sheikh Latrelle Heta Dallas Overend Ishaan Avery Zachary Mehrotra Sophie Guy Georgina Connelly Robbie Davis Dhananjay Rai Damanjit Nijjar Riley Manuel Jordan Malopito Self Management Year 7 Self Management continued Sukhpreet Kaur Kyra Mansell Kymani Walker Zabhi Khaild Johann D’Souza Helaina Smith-Matenga Tania Innes Samantha Smith Tylah-Renee Fastier Kasharn Chandra Gurjeeya Kaur Robbie Davies Manbeer Kaur Luke Wright Anitra Moores Kelly Tamale Mikayla Klatt Ashton Henry Hayley Brown Oliver Bimler Manawaroa Afeaki-Rickard Keeshav Singh Lakeyn Lowry Lucas Hedley Ella Fussell Sol Horton-Smith Sadie Hargraves Jordan Turner-Malopito Maddisyn Rees x2 Aiyana Harrison Shaima Qadeer Angela Noue Shania Kumar
NZEI - PAPAKURA TEACHER UNION MEETING
- Monday 25th June
Dear Parents / Caregivers
You may be aware of the nationwide crisis in recruiting and retaining teachers.
Children need teachers with enough time to teach so they can give each child the attention they deserve,
and children need talented and inspiring people to be attracted to teaching. Children are missing out on
some opportunities to learn because teachers are bogged down in administration or are struggling to get
enough support for children with additional learning needs.
Our goal is to free teachers to teach, and Principals to lead, by getting the additional support and staff that
schools need, and we’ll attract more people to teaching by respecting and paying them as the professionals
they are.
NZEI Te Riu Roa members at our school will be attending the Papakura NZEI Union Meeting so that
we can plan and discuss the campaign and their upcoming collective agreement negotiations.
Our children deserve the best education in the world, and New Zealand can afford to provide it. It’s just a
matter of priorities. Thanks for your cooperation in this important matter.
Please complete and return this permission slip to your classroom teacher. Normal bus schedules will
continue to operate on this day.
Regards
Maria Owers - Principal
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Papakura Primary Schools NZEI Meeting
My child has permission to leave school at 12:45 pm on Monday 25th June
Child’s name: _____________________________________________ Room: ______
Parent / Caregiver name: ____________________________________
Signed: __________________________________________________
OR
My child does not have permission to leave school at 12:45 pm on Monday 25th June My child
will be supervised by limited staff at school until 3:00 pm.
Child’s name: _____________________________________________ Room: ______
Parent / Caregiver name: ____________________________________
Signed: __________________________________________________Boys Rugby Trainings - Selection of RIS Rugby Teams
Rosehill Intermediate School is currently holding trials and trainings for school rugby teams twice a week
during lunchtime (Wednesdays and Thursdays). Students have the opportunity to trial for Under 45kg,
Under 55kg and Open Grade (55 kgs and over). For safety reasons any student wishing to play in the
Open Grade team must weigh over 50 kgs (no exceptions). Students are required to have the following
gear for trainings during lunch time:
● Mouthguard (mandatory) - these can be purchased from the school for $3.00
● Rugby boots or running shoes for trainings (the school does have some spare rugby boots -
however numbers and sizes are limited). Rugby boots are required for the CMRFU Tourney if
they are selected for any of the RIS teams.
● Old shorts
● Old shirt - we do not want students wearing PE uniforms in case they get damaged or ripped
● Plastic bag for muddy boots & gear
Students who are selected for the RIS teams are required to complete the NZRFU Registration form
and return this form to school before the tourney. All restricted grades will be weighed on the day by
CMRFU. The Counties Rugby Tournament takes place on Thursday 7th June at Bruce Pulman Rugby
Grounds in Papakura (save day 12th June). Players will be issued with the Rosehill Intermediate School
rugby uniform prior to the event. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Mr. Wickman, Mr.
Michie or Mr. Johnson via email. All parents and supporters are welcome to attend the tournament.
● jwickman@rosehill.org.nz
● tmichie@rosehill.org.nz
● mjohnson@rosehill.org.nz
Girls Soccer
On the 22nd of May Rosehill Intermediate sent two girls teams to the Counties Tournament. Our Year 8
Girls had a really good day finishing third overall. Our Year 7 Girls had an even better day finishing first
overall. They now go to compete in the Auckland Champion of Champions Tournament on Monday 11th
June. A big thanks to the parents helping on this day coming up, Mr Renell and Miss Rout.Open Tuesday - Friday
8am to 11.30am
GET YOUR COFFEE
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New Zealand AAIMS GAMES - 9th - 14th September 2018
Last year we had 4 students participate in the AAIMS Games in 2017. Any students interested in
participating in the 2018 NZ AAIMS Games in Tauranga this year must contact Mr. Johnson before the
31st of May and let him know what sport they wish to compete in. All participants must organise their
own travel, accommodation and any associated costs for the games (entry fee). Entries must be
completed by the school and are non-refundable after the 13th of June. Please visit the website for further
information regarding the games and additional information related to the games -
http://www.nzaimsgames.co.nz/
Please email Mr. Johnson for entry confirmation - mjohnson@rosehill.org.nz
FINANCIAL NEWS
The charge for Goods and Services
(this covers the consumable costs of your child's technology lessons)
for Term 2 of $15 or $60 for the year is now due.
A reminder to all students who catch the Rosehill College buses, payment is now due for Term 2,
Thank you.Rosehill Intermediate School Important Dates: Check out the calendar on our
website for all our upcoming events
5 Jupiter Street Thursday 7th June - Boy’s Rugby Tournament
Papakura Friday 8th June - Chess club competition
AUCKLAND 2113
Monday 25th June - Papakura NZEI Union Meeting - 12.45
Postal Friday 29th June - Reports go home
PO Box 72-868 Wednesday 4th July - 3 Way Conferencing
Papakura Friday 6th July - Last day of Term 2
AUCKLAND 2244
Monday 23rd July - Term 3 starts
Telephone: 09 298 5827
Fax: 09 298 7496
office@rosehill.org.nz
Our School Website :
http://www.rosehillintermediate.school.nz
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