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Daily Notices for Thursday 15 October 2027

Rāpare rua tekau ma rima Whiringa-ā-nuku
Student notices/Panui

Sport:

  • Breaktime Gear Monitors: Today we have Ra-Ryu & Tyson from Room 12 manning the shed.  
  • Summer Sports: The CAIMS Boys’ and Girls’ Touch Tournament and the CJCA Boys’ and Girls’ Cricket Tournament are all coming up. Sign up sheets for these teams are outside the library today. Touch is in week 3, so signups will only be open until morning tea today, with the first trial on at lunchtime today – please be changed into your PE gear for a 1:15pm start. Cheers, Miss Brenssell & Mr. Botting
  • Boys Futsal: I’ll get a permission form to you by the end of the week. Cheers, Mr. Botting. 
  • Basketball: Koru Games teams – I need your uniform washed and in a named bag to me in Rm5 please. Cheers, Mr. Botting. 
  • Athletics Equipment: Thank you to all of the people who found gear on the field yesterday! Keep an eye out again today in case we have missed anything else. Drop it to Miss Brenssell in Room 10.
Cultural:  

  • Choir: We have a catchup rehearsal today at 11:00am in the hall. Please note the change in time. Full attendance please, we have a lot to cover before the Music Festival performance in Week 4. Cheers, Mr. Botting. 
  • Flute Lessons: Flute lessons on today with Anna in Music Room 2. Cheers, Mr. Botting. 
  • Piano Lessons: Piano lessons on today with Julia in the Music Room. Cheers, Mr. Botting
Academic:

  • Otago Problem Solving Final Challenge for the following students in Room 1 at 8:50am. Bring a pencil and a chromebook, please.
    • Doah, Shuoping, Leo N, Ivan and Siwoo. 
  • Literacy Extension in R1 at 1:55. Bring a pen, glue stick and scissors and be as prompt as you can. Thanks
Other 

  • Library Duty:  Mizuki and Danique are the School Librarians on duty today.
  • Oscar and Lucinda Challenge: Today’s challenge is a writing one. We are looking for you to create the best opening AND closing sentence of a story. We are looking for the first and last sentence of a story, that leaves us the most intrigued about what happens inbetween. Either hand write your sentences and give them to a youth worker, or you can email your entry to youthworkers@kirkwood.school.nz 
  • Upper Riccarton Library Event – Author Maria Gill is giving a talk next Tuesday from 4:00pm – 5:30pm to introduce her new book “A flame in the dark” about New Zealand spy Nancy Wake. The event is free but you need to register. This isn’t a school event so check in with your whānau about attending. Click this link for more info. 

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