Monday, 8 February 2016
Week One in Room 6: Building the team
Thanks everyone for an excellent first week. We've enjoyed getting to know each other, completing some team building activities and discussing what's going to be in our class treaty. Well done!


Homework Term one Week Two
Task one:
Writing
Please complete a published copy of the
Summer poem we have worked on in class. You can do this either by hand or on a
computer, it must be well presented and include some colour and a
picture/decoration as it will be on display on the wall in Room 6.
Task Two:
Reading book and Public Library card
1.
From now on
we will be having regular reading sessions in Room 6. Sometimes Mr Yeoman will
have reading for you to do but you will also need your own chapter book to
read. Please find a chapter book, either from home, from the school library, or
from the public library, before the end of the week.
2.
We will soon
visit the public library, please bring your library card to school, Mr Yeoman
will photocopy it so you can return it home again immediately. This means when
we visit the public library you can issue books.
Task Three:
Leadership speeches
·
Special
character & Cultural leaders – Speak to Rm 4, 5 & 6 Friday morning.
·
Kapahaka
leaders – Speak to Kapahaka group Thursday lunch time
·
House
leaders – Speak to house groups Friday afternoon.
àYou will need to work on your speeches at
home, I will try to give you some time during school also. Please be well
prepared.
Notices
& Dates
Swimming: This Tues, Wed and Thurs and the
same next week.
Ash Wednesday mass : This Wednesday 11am. All
welcome to join us.
School mass: This Sunday Feb 14th,
9am.
Enjoy your week!
Mr Yeoman
Monday, 1 February 2016
Togs and Towel Day 1!
Please bring your togs and towel to school tomorrow, its going to be a hot one so we might just get the sprinklers sprinkling!! Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow smile emoticon
Welcome to Room 6 2016
Hi everyone and welcome to Room 6 for 2016.
Every time we start a new year it feels like such an opportunity and a time
when we have so much ahead of us to look forward to. I’m sure we’re going to
have a great time in Room 6 and I hope all of you will enjoy your time at
school and enjoy your learning. Below are some things coming up and some
expectation within Room 6.
Class culture
Together over the first days of school we
will be completing some activities and discussions that will help us develop
our class treaty. Once students have agreed to this they will bring a copy home
to discuss with parents.
Blog
All classes at St Gerards have a blog that
is linked from the school website. This will be updated weekly with homework
tasks, notices and upcoming events, plus some examples of student work,
activities, learning and achievements.
Homework
expectation
Most weeks homework will consist of 3-4
activities. The norm is a small inquiry research task related to work in class,
a current events task, spelling tasks and 20-30mins reading each night.
Sometimes maths tasks will be set or some work that is not completed in class
time may need to be completed.
Contact
Feel free to make contact with me at any
time. Contact by email is best ollieyeoman@stgerards.school.nz
or if need be my cel phone is 027 277 8466.
Dates coming up:
Technology: Begins
at the Terrace this Friday Feb 5th and will be happening every
second Friday for Year 7-8s. We will continue to attend tech on the odd weeks
throughout Term 1 (Week 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11).
Waitangi Day: Observed on Monday 8th. A holiday already!
Swimming & Swimming sports: Please bring togs, towel and goggles. We will be walking to the
pool.
Week 2 = Tues 9th Feb, Wed 10thth
Feb, Thurs 11th Feb 2:00-2:30pm.
Week 3 = Tues 16th Feb, Wed 17th
Feb 2:00pm-2:30pm.
School swimming sports are on Thursday 18th
Feb 9:00-12noon.
Ash Wednesday: Mass 11:00am Wed 10th Feb.
School mass:
Sunday 14th Feb 9:00am.
Commisioning mass: Thursday 18th Feb 5:00pm.
School camp:
Sun 3rd April until Fri 8th April. More info will be
coming home soon.
Have a great Week 1.
Mr Yeoman
Thursday, 10 December 2015
Year 8 Leaving BBQ
§ What: We’re celebrating the Year 8’s graduating
from St Gerards 2015.
§ When: This Wed December 16th 5:30pm
onwards.
§ Where: Meet at Lake Dunstan, at the jetty.
§ Who: St Gerards Year 8 students and their
families.
§ Bring: Barbecue food to share. Togs, towel,
wetsuit (if you have one).
This is an event organized by the parents
of St Gerards students. If you have any questions contact Michelle Healey 027
921 2601
Final Week of the Year
SHARED LUNCH
Tuesday 15th Dec. Year 8's bring ingredients and cook a dish at school (in groups of 3-4). Year 7's bring something healthy to share for lunch.
GRADUATION MASS
Tuesday 15th Dec. 6pm.
PRIZEGIVING
Wednesday 16th Dec. 1pm
FINAL DAY OF SCHOOL
Thursday 17th Dec. Finish 1:30pm.
Tuesday 15th Dec. Year 8's bring ingredients and cook a dish at school (in groups of 3-4). Year 7's bring something healthy to share for lunch.
GRADUATION MASS
Tuesday 15th Dec. 6pm.
PRIZEGIVING
Wednesday 16th Dec. 1pm
FINAL DAY OF SCHOOL
Thursday 17th Dec. Finish 1:30pm.
Friday, 13 November 2015
Aquatics clothing essentials
We've already discussed this in class and it's all on your equipment list but I've just had another email reminder from our aquatics instructor. He had this to say:
"...we need to make sure that the list from Glenys about what to bring is followed to the letter. Good shoes that won’t fall of when swimming are important, a wetsuit is a luxury and is nice to have but a windproof jacket (nylon parker) is essential. Everyone should have this jacket (wetsuit or not) as it keep the wind off you when wet (wind-chill). Thermals for under the wetsuit are also great. Remember, the water is still really chilly."
Please make sure you have all these things packed. See you on Monday morning.
Mr Yeoman
"...we need to make sure that the list from Glenys about what to bring is followed to the letter. Good shoes that won’t fall of when swimming are important, a wetsuit is a luxury and is nice to have but a windproof jacket (nylon parker) is essential. Everyone should have this jacket (wetsuit or not) as it keep the wind off you when wet (wind-chill). Thermals for under the wetsuit are also great. Remember, the water is still really chilly."
Please make sure you have all these things packed. See you on Monday morning.
Mr Yeoman
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