COTSWOLD SCHOOL NEWSLETTER

MAY 2017

Kia ora koutou Welcome back everyone. We have another busy term planned for our children. A special welcome to the following students who have joined the Cotswold Learning Community this Term:-

Rosa Gibb-Faumuina

Max Bianco

Cooper Peterson

Haylee McPherson-Palmer

Levi Berryman-Hale

Grace Fetu

Ava Botha

Amelia Dodd

Welcome to Kathryn Fortune and Brett Smith who join our team this term. Kathryn has joined our Learning Support Team while Brett will establish our next New Entrant classroom which gets underway towards the middle of this term. Congratulations to Matthew Growcott who has won gold in the under-11 boys at the Oceania Squash Championships. We are all very proud of your achievement. Matthew attended the tournament which was held at the Henderson Squash Club in Auckland and attracted over 200 entries across the age groups, with players from Australia, China, French Polynesia, Hong Kong, New Caledonia and Singapore. We will follow Matthew’s progress over the next few months as he takes part in area and national competitions.

We have incredible writers at Cotswold School. I am in the privileged position of seeing the amazing writing our students achieve. Congratulations to Stephane from Room 6 who recently shared his amazing story with me. I love the exciting words he has used to bring his story to life. Click here to read Stephane's story.

Today I had the pleasure of reading stories written by three children from Room 4 about Autumn. Congratulation to Ella-Rose, Eve and McKayla who all used some wonderful words in their writing to describe Autumn. Thank you to all parents who attended junior and senior school interviews towards the end of Term 1. It was pleasing to see that across our school 95% of parents attended interviews.

Research clearly indicates the positive effects of parent involvement on children, families, and school when schools and parents continuously support and encourage the children's learning and development. An article I read recently concluded that the most accurate predictor of a student's achievement in school is not income or social status but the extent to which that student's family is able to:

Create a home environment that encourages learning

Express high (but not unrealistic) expectations for their children's achievement and future careers

Become involved in their children's education at school and in the community

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A reminder that we have a continued focus on our children monitoring their development in relation to key competencies. Our children are learning a range of skills and abilities (key competencies) to help them to do well in life. There are lots of things parents can do to help their child develop and use these. The world our children live in is very different to what it was like when we were growing up and is continuing to change. It is no longer enough to just learn “facts”. No-one knows exactly what life will be like for today’s children when they become adults, but we do know that they will need to develop a range of key competencies, so that they can adapt and function well in the world. These key competencies are:

Thinking

Using language, symbols, and texts

Managing self

Relating to others

Participating and contributing

These key competencies are an important part of our children's learning at school. They are included in the New Zealand Curriculum and are woven into all the teaching that takes place. During 2016 we developed indicators (rubric) for each competency that allow students to monitor their development in relation to each competency. Each newsletter will include an explanation for one competency and detail the criteria children and teachers will use to identify development. During March, April and May our focus was on Relating to Others with an emphasis on respect. From mid-May through to the end of Term 2 our focus will be on Managing Self with an emphasis on effort.

The Cotswold Way – Managing Self Students who manage themselves are enterprising, resourceful, reliable, and resilient. They establish personal goals, make plans, manage projects and set high standards. They have strategies for meeting challenges. They know when to lead, when to follow, and when and how to act independently.

Basic (rarely)

Novice (sometimes)

Proficient (often)

Advance (consistently)

Shows Initiative I rarely solve my own problems

I sometimes solve my own problems or seek help as appropriate

I often solve my own problems or seek help as appropriate

I consistently solve my own problems or seek help as appropriate

Learning Goals

I struggle to explain my next learning goals

I need a little help to explain my next learning goals

I often explain my next learning goals

I consistently explain my next learning goals

I rarely reflect on my achievements

I sometimes reflect on my achievements

I often reflect on my achievements

I consistently reflect on my achievements

Effort

I rarely try my best I sometimes try my

best I often try my best I consistently try my best

I rarely complete my work.

I complete my work but with little effort

I often complete my work to a satisfactory standard

I consistently complete my work to a high standard

I rarely like trying new things in my learning

I sometimes try new things in my learning

I often try new things in my learning

I consistently try new things in my learning

I rarely show a positive attitude

I sometimes show a positive attitude

I often show a positive attitude

I consistently display a positive attitude

Follows Instructions I rarely follow all instructions

I sometimes follow instructions

I often follow instructions

I consistently follow instructions

Is Responsible

I rarely look after my belongings

I sometimes look after my belongings

I often look after my belongings

I consistently look after my belongings

I rarely put things away where they belong

I sometimes put things away where they belong

I often put things away where they belong

I consistently put things away where they belong

I rarely follow the school and classroom rules

I sometimes follow the school and classroom rules

I often follow the school and classroom rules

I consistently follow the school and classroom rules

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Key competencies are not just for school, but for life. Your child uses these key competencies in many different situations at e.g. home, at sport, at church, at cultural occasions, and eventually at work. The key competencies are a really useful way to think about and get involved in your child’s learning. There are many ways to do this:

Understand what’s happening at school - ask your teacher how they are teaching your child about key competencies, why, and what you can do to help at home. Use the rubric above as a guide and think how you can develop your child’s competency at home – a good start would be to focus on “Is Responsible”.

Be enthusiastic and interested in what your child is doing at school – ask your child what they learned today, talk about the skills that they are developing, and how useful they are in life

Do things together that uses one or more key competencies - this shows your child that what they learn at school is connected to the things they do in everyday life.

Things To Try At Home

Notice and praise your child when they do regular chores or homework without having to be asked. This shows them that you value their independent self-management

Talk about the challenges of learning, not just about what has been learned, and show them that you are always learning as well

Support and encourage your child when the going gets tough. For example, say “the basic facts, or paragraphs for a young child, can be really hard to understand, so we’re working at it together”. Be positive, and show them that you have confidence in them, rather than letting them make excuses.

Kind Regards Ngā mihi Nui STEPHEN HARRISON Principal FULL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY We will be holding full school assemblies during Term 2 on the following dates:

Friday 26th May, 2017

Friday 23rd June, 2017 All parents and whanau are welcome to attend these assemblies which are held in the school hall starting at 9.10am. WINTER UNIFORM UPDATE Now Available Brunner Sports Pants Brunner sports pants are now available from Mainland Uniforms at 511 Wairakei Road and can also be ordered online via www.mainlanduniforms.co.nz

Jacket The Geneva BizTech soft shell jacket is available as an option for extra warmth and can be worn to and from school as well as for sports or school excursions but NOT to be worn in the classroom. Available from Mainland Uniforms at 511 Wairakei Road and can also be ordered online via www.mainlanduniforms.co.nz

Faulty Zip On Sweatshirts Mainland Uniforms have informed us that some of the first shipment of sweatshirts appear to have a faulty zipper. If the zipper on your child’s sweatshirt has broken please return to Mainland Uniforms as soon as possible for a replacement.

All Sizes $40

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Also a reminder that Cotswold’s uniform code now states that children should be wearing NAVY ankle or knee high socks (compulsory from Term 1, 2019). If you are purchasing socks or tights for winter please ensure you are now purchasing Navy NOT White. Girls can wear NAVY tights under their culottes as a warmer option during the winter months Footwear Closed in sneakers or black leather shoes to be worn. Slip-ons, scuffs, boots, jandals or other unsuitable footwear are not permitted. Jewellery For safety reasons, students may not wear necklaces, (unless for cultural reasons), bracelets or dangly earrings. Watches, medic alert bracelets and ear studs are permitted. Nail polish, body transfers / stickers are not encouraged. For health and safety reasons long hair needs to be tied back at school and during all school activities. JUNIOR SYNDICATE – SCIENCE ALIVE All Junior classes will be involved in Science Alive Sessions from the 29th May until the 8th June. The sessions will be taken at school and a note requiring parent helpers will be sent home in the next couple of weeks. The sessions will cover material world from the science curriculum. The charge for the activity was included on the term 2 activity fee invoices sent home at the end of last term. These fees are due this Friday 5th May 2017. Please ensure you arrange payment prior to the due date to ensure as your child can be involved. Regrettably if fees remain unpaid on Friday (or you have not made arrangements with the School Office) your child will not be able to be involved. If you wish to put a payment plan in place please contact Marie or Sue in the Office. SCHOOL DONATIONS Thank you to those who have paid their school donation. The School Office will always issue a receipt for donations as they qualify for a Tax Rebate. Please keep these in a safe place for when you lodge your Tax Return as we are unable to easily re-print receipts. SCHOOL NEWSLETTERS School newsletters will be published on our school website and emailed to all parents who have requested this. If you do not already receive our newsletter by email and would like to please use the “Email Me Newsletters” link on the front page of the school website – www.cotswold.school.nz or click here. For those of you who do not have a computer at home paper copies of our school newsletter will be available for collection from the school office. We plan to publish newsletters as follows:

7 June,2017

5 July, 2017

2 August, 2017

6 September, 2017

18 October, 2017

1 November, 2017

6 December, 2017

Parents can also keep up to date with daily notices through our school website.

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SCHOOL POLICY/PROCEDURES All school policy/procedures can be accessed from our “SchoolDocs” site. The “SchoolDocs” site has been personalised for our school and can be accessed at: http://cotswold.schooldocs.co.nz/ Username: cotswold Password: elephant BOARD MEETING DATE The Board of Trustees will meet in the staff workroom on:

Tuesday 30th May at 7.00pm

Tuesday 4th July at 7.00pm MEDICATIONS / INHALERS Cross Country training has commenced and we have had a number of children needing to use inhalers before or after running. With winter approaching and the usual coughs and colds starting to appear around the school we would like to remind Parents/Caregivers to ensure that any required medications or inhalers need to be provided to the School Office. Please note you will need to complete a Medical Form so please do not send in medication to school with your child as a parent/caregiver is always required to complete and sign the form before it can be administered.

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NATIONAL YOUNG LEADERS’ DAY We are providing an opportunity for our Year 6 students to attend the National Young Leaders’ Day on Tuesday 30th May 2017 (09.30am-2.30pm). This event provides a variety of guest speakers who inspire, motivate and reflect on what it is to be a young leader and making the most of every opportunity offered to you. The speakers share their own life experiences and discuss the importance of making responsible life choices. To ensure your child attends, please complete the permission form by clicking here (https://form.jotform.co/cotswold/NYLD). Forms need to be completed by Friday 12th May, 2017. Cotswold School are covering the cost of enrolling your child in this seminar. We also require 8 parent volunteers to attend the National Young Leaders’ Day with us. There is a section on the permission form where you can indicate that you are willing to be a parent volunteer. Transport to and from this event will be by bus. A rundown of National Young Leaders’ Day can be found on http://www.nyldnz.org. This activity is being coordinated by Kristin Dudley – Room 22 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE Hi, my name is Kirstin Lambie and I am the Public Health Nurse for your school. A Public Health Nurse is a Registered Nurse who works with school age children. I can see you in your home or at school. This is a free and confidential service. Some common reasons to see a Public Health Nurse could be: Allergies, Eating/Nutrition, Hearing/Vision concerns, Medical conditions, Wetting/Soiling, tiredness, emotional and social concerns, anxiety. If you would like to discuss a referral to the service please call me on 3836877 Ext 99614, or email me Kirstin.lambie@cdhb.health.nz. PARENTS ASSOCIATION MEETING DATE Everybody is most welcome to come along to any of our meetings during 2017. Our meeting will be held on Tuesday 30th May 2017 at 7.30pm in the school staffroom.

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HELLS PIZZA READING CHALLENGE. Year 3-6 students will have the opportunity to take part in this challenge through the school. They will be given a sheet to fill in and a parent or teacher will sign off after each book is read. After 7 books have been read they will receive a ‘pizza wheel’ from Mrs Collins in the library that can be taken to Hell’s pizza for a free 333 kid’s pizza. We want students to read books at their level and books that will take them about a week to read. This challenge is also available through the public libraries if you would like your younger children to take part. NZ Book Council have partnered with Hell’s pizza for this nationwide challenge.

KEEPING OURSELVES SAFE PROGRAMME. In Term 2 we will be running the ‘Keeping Ourselves Safe’ Programme. Keeping Ourselves Safe has been designed in partnership with New Zealand Police. It aims to enable children to learn and apply a range of safety skills that they can use when interacting with others. Children learn to recognise the differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships whilst growing in confidence. Constable Debbie Wilson will be holding a parent meeting to discuss the programme in more detail and will be available to answer any questions you have. The meeting will be held:

2.30pm - 3.00pm Wednesday 10th May 2017 in the School Staff Room.

Click here for more information ( http://www.police.govt.nz/advice/personal-and-community-advice/school-portal/resources/successful-relationships/keeping-1 )

YEAR 5-6 CPSSA SWIMMING SPORTS A big ‘Hi 5’ to all our swimmers Abby Baxter, Ray Suzuki, Kyle Peterson, Emma Shand and Joel Buchanan for your efforts at the Canterbury Primary Schools Swimming Sports. You can all be proud of your efforts. Special congratulations to Ray, who was crowned ‘Canterbury Champ’ in the 10yr Boys 50m Freestyle. Special thanks also to Coach Baxter and the parents who supported this event. Cotswold top 4 place getters:

10yr Boys 50m Freestyle – Ray Suzuki 1st

10yr Mixed Relay – Ray Suzuki, Abby Baxter, Kyle Peterson and Emma Shand 4th NORTH-WEST ZONE RIPPA RUGBY TOURNAMENT A big ‘YOU LITTLE RIPPAS’ to Cotswold Blues (A) and Cotswold Royals (B) for your efforts in the first ever Zone Rippa Rugby Tournament. Both teams can be proud of their efforts on and off the field. Special congratulations to the Cotswold Blues who finished 1st and in doing so have qualified for the CPSSA finals in June. Special thanks to Coaches Green, Delany and Guthrie. Thanks also to the parents who supported this event.

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YEAR 5-6 CPSSA HAGLEY WINTER SPORT Thank you to the children (100ish) who have signed up for this competition. Team spots are full. Special thanks to parents and staff that are coaching and managing our teams. We still need coaches for football and netball. Thanks also to the parents who are providing transport. We still require help with transport. Please contact Mr Harper – peter@cotswold.school.nz if you can help in this area. The competition commences on 19 May.

Netball – Cotswold A and B Hagley Comp. Cotswold C and D Fendalton Comp

Football – Cotswold A and B Hagley Comp. Cotswold C Fendalton Comp

Hockey – Cotswold A and B Hagley Comp

Rugby – Cotswold A Hagley Comp

Table Tennis – Cotswold A,B,C,D,E Hagley Comp FUTURE FERNS and Y5-6 YMCA BASKETBALL Good Luck to the children involved in these two competitions. Year 3 Future Ferns – Thursday 4 May - Cotswold

Year 5-6 YMCA Basketball – Thursday 11 May and (Friday 12 May) Cotswold Colts, Crocs, Clippers, Chargers, Comets and Checkers

Outstanding Subs MUST be paid by 9:00am, Friday 5th May. NORTH-WEST ZONE INDOOR BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The Zone Yr 5-6 Indoor Basketball Tournament is scheduled to take place at the Bishopdale YMCA on Wednesday, 7 June. Teams participating in this tournament will be advised. BRING BACK BULLRUSH Back by popular demand….Year 2–6 Bullrush. Girls and boys who are interested in taking part in Bullrush can register ‘on-line’ on the Cotswold Website. Bullrush sessions will take place on Tuesday, 12:55-1:25pm and commence in Term 2. Participants will need a change of clothes and a mouthguard. SCHOOL HUFF ‘N’ PUFF AND CROSS COUNTRY Training is now underway for the Senior Cross Country. Senior Cross Country – 10th May, pp 11th May.

Junior Cross Country – 19th May, pp 26th May. Year 5 and 6 children participating in the 2km have a chance to qualify for the North-West Zone Cross Country, which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, 24th May. See Mr Harper (Y4–6) and Mr Guthrie (Y0-3) for more information.

Click Here To Register For Bullrush

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CANTERBURY PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ GYMNASTIC AND RHYTHMIC GYMNASTIC COMPETITION If you have a daughter or son (8 years or older - 1.1.2017) who belongs to a Gymnastic or Rhythmic Gymnastic Club and would like them to enter or find out more information about these two competitions please see Mr Harper by 12th May. COTSWOLD Yr 4 to 6 CHESS Cotswold Yr 4-6 Chess Club will continue this term. Special thanks to Mrs Rains, Tim and Jess who have been having Thursday lunch time chess sessions with our Chess Kings and Queens. Some chess squad members will have an opportunity to represent the school at some chess competitions later in the year. WAY 2 GO ‘Way 2 Go’ to the following Cotswold Teams and individuals who have achieved well in the world of sport. Oceania Squash Champs Under 11 – Matthew Growcott 1st

CPSSA Swimming Sports 10 yr Boys 50m Freestyle - Ray Suzuki 1s

CPSSA Swimming Sports 10yr Mixed Relay – Ray Suzuki, Abby Baxter, Kyle Peterson and Emma Shand – 4th

CPSSA Weekly Sport Teeball A Grade Cotswold - 3rd

CPSSA Weekly Sport Rippa B Grade Cotswold B – 1st

CPSSA Weekly Sport Rippa A Grade Cotswold A - 3rd

CPSSA Weekly Sport Volleyball B Grade Div 2 Cotswold A – 1st

CPSSA Weekly Sport Volleyball B Grade Div 3 Cotswold B – 2nd

CPSSA Weekly Sport Futsal C Grade Cotswold C 1st

CPSSA Weekly Sport Futsal B Grade Cotswold A 3rd

North-West Zone Rippa Rugby Tournament – Cotswold (A) Blues 1st

North-West Zone Rippa Rugby Tournament – Cotswold (B) Royals 5th

SENIOR SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY – WEDNESDAY 10TH MAY, 2017 – 11.30am – 12.40pm The Senior School cross country will be held on Wednesday 10th May. Postponement: 11th May Start Time: 11.30am

Race Walk Year 4-6 Free for all

1 km Year 4 Girls Boys

1km Year 5-6 Girls Boys

2km Zone Year 4,5,6 Girls Boys Requirements:

House colours

Running shoes

Drink bottle

Warm top Postponement/cancellation will be posted on our school web site. Please DO NOT ring the school office.

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JUNIOR SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY 2017 - FRIDAY 19TH MAY The Junior School Cross Country will be held on Friday 19th May (Week 3).The postponement date will be Friday 26th May (week 4). The children will be racing in their respective year groups. Below is a timetable detailing the times for each race. These are the approximate times only.

Times Race

11.30am Assemble on the field

11.40am Year 1 Girls Race

11.50am Year 1 Boys Race

12.00pm Year 2 Girls Race

12.10pm Year 2 Boys Race

12.20pm Year 3 Girls Race

12.30pm Year 3 Boys Race

The children will need on the day of the cross country:

Suitable running shoes

Dressed in their house colours

A drink bottle

Something warm to put on for after the race (jacket/ trousers) Regards the Junior School Teachers.

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PARENT ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER MAY 2017

**This term we are fundraising for our new junior adventure playground** Easter Chocolate Raffle Our fundraiser earned $2614, thank you to all the families that donated chocolate and sold raffle tickets. The names of the 35 winners are located on our notice board in the school office foyer. All winners have been contacted and collected their prizes. Entertainment Book Still available for ordering either through the website (http://www.entbook.co.nz/134n148), or come in with cash to the school office. Books will be available for pick up from Friday the 5th of May. If you have already ordered your copy it will be sent home with your nominated child. Online flip book can be accessed here https://online.flippingbook.com/view/347408 Lunch On Line This service has now been cancelled. Pizza Lunch This term we will be operating two pizza lunches like we operate our sausage sizzles. Instead of pre-ordering your pizzas we will now sell tokens at the hall kitchen window (8.30am-9am) and your child can redeem their token for pizza outside the school hall at the start of lunch. All slices (Hawaiian, Beef and Onion, Ham and Cheese, Vegetarian, and Gluten-free Cheese) are $2 each. We cannot omit ingredients from these pizzas they are standard pizza choices from Dominoes. The two dates for this term are Wednesday the 17th of May and 28th of June. Mufti-Day This will be a gold coin donation and a generic 'come as you like' on Friday the 2nd June. Sushi Ya Lunch Fundraiser Instead of doing lunch online we are having one off pre-ordered lunches from various suppliers. This term we are having a sushi lunch from Sushi Ya Burnside on Wednesday the 31st of May. All order forms with money must be in the red lock box in the office foyer by 3pm on Friday the 26th of May. Order form is attached to this newsletter or copies available in the office foyer.

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Naked Baker Pies Our order form is attached to this newsletter or copies available in the office foyer. All order forms with money must be in the red lock box in the office foyer by 3pm on Thursday the 18th of May. Pie handout from the school hall kitchen will be on Thursday the 1st of June from 2.30 to 3.30pm. Sausage Sizzle This will be on Wednesday the 14th of June. Sausages are $2 each, purchased before school (8.30-9am) from the hall kitchen window. If you can help with cooking please come at 10.30am to the kitchen or for handout at 12.30pm. Please be aware we will cook for gluten-free students, however you must provide the sausages in a named container in the morning, and we will ensure your child gets their sausages heated for handout time. There is no charge for this service (make sure your child has appropriate bread etc in their lunch box, we cannot provide this). Identity Direct We will be running a fund-raiser with this business so please check out next months newsletter for details. Next Meetings These will be held on Tuesday the 30th of May and 27th of June. Located in the school staffroom in the office block. We start at 7.30pm, and generally finish around 9pm. Everyone is most welcome to come along, you do not have to become a member, and we don't assign jobs unless you want one!

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Cotswold School Parents Association Sushi Ordering Form

For lunch on Wednesday the 31st of May Order forms must be filled out one per child, but several forms and money can be in the same envelope. All orders must be in the red lock box in the office foyer by 3pm on Friday the 26th of May. No Exceptions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name___________________________________ Room Number _______

4 piece $4.50

6 piece $6.50

8 piece $8.00

Half roll $4.00

Large rice ball

$5.00

Teriyaki chicken

Tuna

Vegetarian

Teriyaki Beef

Fresh Salmon

Crispy Chicken

Teriyaki Chicken gluten free ---------------- ----------------

Vegetarian gluten free ---------------- ----------------

Total $ included __________________

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Name___________________________________ Room Number _______

4 piece $4.50

6 piece $6.50

8 piece $8.00

Half roll $4.00

Large rice ball

$5.00

Teriyaki chicken

Tuna

Vegetarian

Teriyaki Beef

Fresh Salmon

Crispy Chicken

Teriyaki Chicken gluten free --------------- ----------------

Vegetarian gluten free --------------- ----------------

Total $ included __________________

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COMMUNITY NEWS NB: Community News is added unedited. This is a community service and in no way means Cotswold School endorses groups advertising in the Community News section

The Patricia Paul School of Dance, your local dance school, is

currently giving Jazz and Ballet lessons in your area. The school’s director is teacher, choreographer & ex-ballet dancer Patricia Paul A.R.A.D. (London). Ballet lessons from 3 years through to Advanced, and all levels in Jazz and Hip Hop starting from age 6. For all enquiries please phone 372-9191 or email info@studioone.co.nz HOT DEAL! - Only $65 for Term 2 for ages 3 to 7.

Do you enjoy Gymnastics, Dance and

Ballet?

Are you a girl aged 5 - 10 years??

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

COULD BE FOR YOU!

Rhythmic Gymnastics is a sport that combines elements of dance, gymnastics and co-

ordination. It also builds confidence and body

awareness.

You are invited to come along and observe or

‘have a go’ in our warm and friendly

environment.

We are looking for girls keen to join us in a new recreational class on Saturday Mornings at Breens Intermediate school, Bishopdale. Please phone Sarah at 03 354 5552 or see our Facebook page: Delta Rhythmic Gymnastic Club Inc

Forms can be collected from the School Office – Register by 8th May 2017

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IN HOME BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE

FOR COTSWOLD CHILDREN Join us for before and after school fun in a home environment. From 6.30am

until 6.30pm Monday to Friday. Baking, craft, walks to the park,

cooking classes and homework help all included in your price.

Contact Samantha

03) 260 1987 022 039 4643

samanthabutterfly08@gmail.com

Affordable rates

Early starts and late pick up

available

Loads of activities

Help with homework

Small group numbers

Meals provided if needed

Home environment

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