Term 1 Events 2017

Duties for Term 1 2017




Term 1 Forward Dates 2017
( Jan 31 to April 14)

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3 Junior Assembly
Week 4 Bobby Maths Matua Trevor Tuesday
Week 5 Junior Assembly
Week 6
Week 7 Junior Assembly / Twilight Market / Marae Noho
Week 8 Item for whole school Assembly
Week 9 Junior Assembly
Week 10
Week 11

Special Events: Countdown Mural
Rugby World Cup Sept 18 - Oct 31

Release - CRT
Tukutuku patterns - 1:45 - 2:45 pm with whaea Shandeen

Duty - 

Useful Information: Shirley Clarke - How to mark student work

Every week - a new whakatauki
Karakia
Mihimihi
Kapa haka Thursday mornings
Kiwi Can  Friday after interval
Whare pukapuka Wedsnesday afternoons
Fruit, Milk, Lunch, Breakfast in schools

Term 3 Forward Dates 2015
( Hina 20 July to Mere 25 Sept)

Week 1 Pōwhiri / Importance of the Hongi
Week 2 Māori language Week, Cross country (mere)
Week 3 Whānau hui 5:30 pm (hina) Junior Marae noho 5:00 pm (pare)
Week 4 Start preparing for Manu Kōrero in Week 9. Maths week
Week 5
Week 6 Application for UC, Digital PD (hina), HSP Expo, Math Observations, (pepeha, tukutuku, videos of reo o te ata, booklets, whai kōrero), Daffodil Day (mere),
Week 7 JRFH (hina), Speech finalists chosen (tu) - intensives Speaker and reserve
Week 8 Museum trip (Tu), Digital PD (apa - mere)Twighlight Market (pare). Digital PD (apa - mere)
Week 9 Manu Kōrero Speeches (Apa), He Manukura / Mana Tane marae noho (pare)
Week 10

Special Events: Māori language week
Rugby World Cup Sept 18 - Oct 31

Release - CRT Week 2
Tukutuku patterns - 1:45 - 2:45 pm with whaea Shandeen

Duty - Road Patrol (Rāmere)

Useful Information: Shirley Clarke - How to mark student work

Every week - a new whakatauki
Karakia
Mihimihi
Kapa haka 10:00 - 10:55 (Rāmere)
Resilience 12:00 pm (Rātu)
Junior CDL
Kiwi Can 11:30 - 12:00am (Rātu)
Whaea Tracey  12:15 - 12:45 pm (Rāhina - Rāmere)
Whaea Oronsay last block
Whare pukapuka 11:15-12:00 pm
Teacher Only Days  N/A
Fruit, Milk, Lunch, Breakfast in schools
Feed the Need - Hot Lunches in Winter Tues and Thurs

Term 2 Forward Dates 2015
( Hina 20 April to Mere 3 July)

Week 1 Powhiri (hina) math pd (pare), ANZAC serviice (mere), Nicky Knight pd morning (mere)
Week 2 Anzac Day (hina), PD (Rosalie (tū)
Week 3 Te Reo Wananga - CORE in whare (hina) with Matua Derek, Ruth 2pm (Pare)
(May 4-8) Sean (pare)
Week 4 Whanau hui 5:30 pm (hina)
(May 11-15)
Week 5
(May 18-22) KIlarney (pare)
Week 6  Math Home school partnership 5:30-6:30pm (apa), TWA marae noho (pare) Samoan Independence Day Celebration (mere)
(May 25-29) Cezahn (tu)
Week 7 Queens B'day (hina) / Samoan Independence Day (hina), Super clinic / car repairs (pare)
(June1-5)
Week 8 ERO visit (hina) Reports to team leaders (hina), Maritime Museum Trip (Tu)
(June 8-12)
Week 9  Reports to Whaea Sue (hina), Matariki (pare)
(June 15-19)
Week 10 Reports go home (hina) Parent interviews (apa) Fun day Friday (mere)
(June22-26)
Week 11
(June29-July3) Matariki Trip (Tu)
Holidays April 27 - Anzac Day, June 1 Queen's B'day
Special Days June 18 Matariki, Samoan Independence Day June 1
Huritau: Mereana 22 Paengawhāwhā, Sean 7 Haratua, Kilarney 21 Haratua, Cezahn 26 Haratua
Brooklyn 10 Pipiri, Cefira 11 Pipiri, Jubilee 18 Pipiri, Diezel 20 Pipiri

Holiday Break Fri July 3 to July 19 Sun

Term 3 Mon July 20 - Fri September 25
Term 4 Mon Oct 12 -

Special Events: Matariki Dawn, Matariki Library visit
Rugby World Cup Sept 18 - Oct 31

Release - 

Duty - Adventure Playground (1:20 Ratu and Rapare)

Useful Information: Shirley Clarke - How to mark student work

Every week - a new whakatauki
Karakia
Mihimihi
Kapa haka 10:00 - 10:55 (Ramere)
Resilience 12:00 pm (Ratu)
He Manukura 10:00 am (Ratu)
Junior CDL - Conflict Resolution
Kaukau 2:30 - 3:00 starts Week 2 (Rooms 23 & 24)
Kiwi Can 10:15 - 10:45am (Rapare)
Whaea Pat Reading Programme 11:15-12:00 pm (mere)
Whare pukapuka 11:15-12:00 pm
Teacher Only Days Term 1 Break Thur April 16 - Fri April 17 / Thur July 16 - Fri July 17
Fruit, Milk, Lunch, Breakfast in schools starts week 2

Term 1 Forward Dates 2015
(21 January to 3 April)

Week 1 Powhiri (tu)
Week 2 Bring your togs / Waitangi Day (mere)
Week 3 Get Wise programme / Study Centre starts
Week 4 Get Wise programme / School Picnic (apa)
Week 5 Home School Partnership (apa) / Marae Noho Teina (pare)
Week 6 Te Matatini National Kapa haka in Otautahi (pare) / New teacher trainees start (hina), Marae Noho Tuakana (pare), Franklins Market Pukekohe (horoi)
Week 7 Twilight Market (apa), Marae Noho Pakeke: Kotiro with Te Puawai (pare)
Week 8 Marae Noho Pakeke: Tama with Te Puawai (pare), Polyfest (mere)
Week 9 Home School Partnership (apa)
Week 10 Finish on Thursday / Good Friday (mere) / Movie fundraiser  Fast n Furious 7 (pare)

Holidays Rahina Jan 26 Auckland Anniversary / Ramere Feb 6 Waitangi Day

Holiday Break Friday April 3 to Sunday April 19

Release - CRT Week 2 Rahina

Duty - Adventure Playground (1:20 Ratu and Rapare)

Te Reo Maori (He Reo Tupu - He Reo Ora) x 3 (30 mins) Raatu - Raapare 9.15-9.45am
Useful Information: Shirley Clarke - How to mark student work

Every week - a new whakatauki each week
Karakia
Mihimihi
Kapa haka 10:00 - 10:55 (Ramere)
Resilience 12:00 pm (Ratu)
He Manukura 10:00 am (Ratu)
Junior CDL - Conflict Resolution
Kaukau 2:30 - 3:00 starts Week 2 (Rooms 23 & 24)
Kiwi Can 10:15 - 10:45am (Rapare)
Whaea Pat Reading Programme 11:15-12:00 pm (mere)
Whare pukapuka 11:15-12:00 pm
Teacher Only Days Term 1 Break Thur April 16 - Fri April 17 / Thur July 16 - Fri July 17
Fruit, Milk, Lunch, Breakfast in schools starts week 2

Term 4 Forward Dates
(Mon 13 Oct to Wed 12 Dec)

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3 Labour day, final list for boys & girls year 5 & 6 (mere) / cut off for year book page (hina)
Week 4 Prize giving nomination cut off 3pm (hina), Athletics Day Tues (shot put / discus finalists) / Mere (Athletics events)
Week 5 horoi Kapa haka regionals
Week 6 Year 6 Camp 18 Nov - 21 Nov
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9

Need to hold 200m, 800m, shot put and discus heats before finals in week 4
Need to have best boy / girl for junior 9.11 & below / intermediate 10.0 - 10.9 / senior 10.10 & above for Year 5 and 6 - sort by Oct 31 Friday 3 pm
Holidays Wednesday 12 December to Sunday 25 January
Release day Wednesday first week
Duties - hina second half monday field with James / tu first half with Leanne on field

He Manukura - pare Whaea Ata's class mo nga kotiro ma 10:15 am / Whare nui mo nga tamariki katoa
Whare pukapuka - Hina 12:00pm
ICT Mere - 10:00am
Kapa haka - Mere last block
Whaea Oronsay (hina) 9:00 - 11:45 / (tu) 11:45 - 3:00 / (apa) 9:00 - 11:45 / (pare) 11:45 - 3:00
Whole school assemblies WK 2, 4, 6, 8

Duties Term 4 - Everyone picks up rubbish after their duty

1. Legacy & Te Uwhinga Kitchen sink and kitchen area including the fridge
2. Jada - rubbish boxes cleared in the morning, interval and lunches
3. Dallas - Shoes inside and outside after interval, lunch  / rubbish on the floor
4. Kody - Bags on the hooks, bag area tidy and pick up rubbish on floor
5. Puna - Teacher's desk and back computer area
6. Merani and Shannon - White board and pick up rubbish on floor
7. Tamanui  and Devontae - chairs pushed in and desks are straight
8. John - blinds open and close lunch, windows open and close, interval and home time and pick up rubbish on the floor
9. Isaiah and Jahmal - clean math area and math shelves, then straighten the tables
10. Devandre and Toka - Clean in front and behind the class room during interval, lunch / straighten the tables
11. Izayah - under the active board / rubbish on the floor
12. Charlez - to clean the paper shelves and dictionary area
13. Jada - computers set up / collect lunch orders
14. Shaniqua - library / under the library, empty bins if need be
15 Kaitiaki - PE gear and picking up rubbish on the floor
16. Michael - milk monitor / check  milk bin / clothes in basket (folded and tidy) / PE Monitor
17. Kerehoma and Leilani Mei - art cupboard and pick up rubbish
18. Calais - computer table area / pick up rubbish on the floor
19. Leilani - ICT time turn on computers


SENIOR PRIZE-GIVING CRITERIA
Year 5-6 Netball – Most Improved Player
Year 5-6 Netball – Player of the Year
Year 7-8 Netball – Most Improved Player
Year 7-8 Netball – Player of the Year

Girls’ Cross Country Award
For the highest-placed finisher in either the MPSSA, CCSA, Counties or Auckland finals. In a tie, preference will be given to Auckland finals, then Counties finals, then (equally) MPSSA/CCSA. If anyone wins an event at any level, they will be considered as first choice for the award. Making the Auckland finals would be second, then Counties and then (equally), the highest-placed finished at

MPSSA or CCSA.
Senior Girls Sports Award
Awarded to the girl who has achieved the most in sport this year. Criteria include being involved in a lot of teams over the year, selection in representative teams, showing leadership (maybe captained some teams), showing exemplary sportsmanship, having a ‘never give up’ attitude.

Boys’ Cross Country Award
For the highest-placed finisher in either the MPSSA, CCSA, Counties or Auckland finals. In a tie, preference will be given to Auckland finals, then Counties finals, then (equally) MPSSA/CCSA. If anyone wins an event at any level, they will be considered as first choice for the award. Making the Auckland finals would be second, then Counties and then (equally), the highest-placed finished at MPSSA or CCSA.

Senior Boys Sports Award
Awarded to the boy who has achieved the most in sport this year. Criteria include being involved in a lot of teams over the year, selection in representative teams, showing leadership (maybe captained some teams), showing exemplary sportsmanship, having a ‘never give up’ attitude.

Tautua Mo Tupulaga Room 5 Award (TMT)
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Tautua Mo Tupulaga Room 4 Award (TMT – awarded at Junior Prizegiving in 2014)
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Tautua Mo Tupulaga Room 1 Award (TMT)
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Tatua Mo Tupulaga Overall Award (TMT)
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Manu Korero Award (TWA)
Awarded to the person in TWA who uses Te Reo Maori the most in everyday situations. This might include speaking confidently in Te Reo during karakia and TWA assemblies, or when representing
TWA at events both inside and outside school. Is able to initiate a conversation in Te Reo Maori.

Tuakana Teina Award (TWA)
Awarded to a Senior School student in TWA who supports others in a positive manner. This might involve helping them in the classroom, during TWA events (such as whakawhanaungatanga days) or in the playground generally.

Ihipa Patricia Lambert Memorial Trophy For Perseverance
Awarded to a student in TWA who, while they might not be a noted highest achiever, does not give up and continues to persevere.

Te Whanau Awhina Girls’ Award (TWA)
Awarded to a Year 8 girl. They must be in kapa haka, sports teams, achieve well academically and use Te Reo Maori at a competent level. Preference will be given to girls who have been in the unit for a number of years. The winner must be able to whakapapa back to their iwi.

Te Whanau Awhina Boys’ Award (TWA)
Awarded to a Year 8 boy. They must be in kapa haka, sports teams, achieve well academically and use Te Reo Maori at a competent level. Preference will be given to boys who have been in the unit for a number of years. The winner must be able to whakapapa back to their iwi.

Choir Trophy (not awarded in 2014)
Awarded to the best student in choir. This should be someone who memorises their words on time, leads by example, can sing in tune and does not muck around during practices.

Clark Memorial Encouragement Award (Year 3 or 4 Student, awarded at Junior Prizegiving in 2014)
Awarded to a student in Year 3 or 4 for consistently good behaviour and participation in all areas of class activities.

Dedication to Cultural Activities Award
Awarded to someone who may either be involved in a lot of cultural groups at our school (including school productions such as Clendon’s Got Talent), or be a standout performer in a large cultural group (eg kapa haka, Tupulaga).

The Improver’s Cup (Most Improved Behaviour)
Awarded to someone whose behaviour at the start of the year was less than perfect (may have gotten into a lot of trouble early on), but who is now on the straight and narrow. May now be viewed as a role model at our school.

Mainfreight Duffy Award (Perseverance)
Awarded to someone who has made good progress this year, particularly academically. They do not need to be top of the class, but they should be someone who has consistently put in a lot of effort to ensure that they do the best they can.

Outstanding Effort and Perseverance
Awarded to someone who always tries hard in everything they do, whether it is in the classroom, on the sports field, in cultural groups, etc. They must show resilience and determination. This award is more focussed on overall effort and perseverance across all aspects of school life, rather than just one area (eg academic) in particular.

Consistent Sense of Responsibility Award
Awarded to someone who may hold roles of responsibility at school. They can be relied on to do things properly, they use their initiative and are completely trustworthy.

Outstanding School Spirit Award
Awarded to someone who encapsulates what it is to be a Clendon Park student. They should have a positive personality, a good attitude and encourage others. They should demonstrate both initiative and leadership at all times.

Dedication and Commitment to School Life
Awarded to someone who participates in as many things as possible – eg sports, cultural, other.
School Councillors’ Cup (not awarded in 2014)
Awarded to the Year 7-8 student who has demonstrated the highest sustained level of positive leadership over the year.

Greatest Academic Progress
Awarded to the student whose levels in reading, writing and maths have improved the most between Term 1 and Term 4. Evidence of these levels should be included in your nomination.

The Graduates Cup (Top Year 6 Te Puawai Academic Award)
Awarded to the top academic student in Te Puawai Year 6. This is based purely on end of year levels for reading, writing and maths.

The Teachers’ Choice Award
The criteria of this award is decided by the teachers who nominate students for it. So when you nominate students for it, you need to set the criteria you are nominating them under.

The Board of Trustees Cup
The criteria of this award is decided by the teachers who nominate students for it. So when you nominate students for it, you need to set the criteria you are nominating them under.

Academic Excellence Award
Based purely on end of year levels – maths, reading and writing. These are collated and the top overall student wins this award. In the event of a tie, the student with the highest ‘Above Standard’ level will win.

Principal’s Award For Consistent Effort & Attitude

Awarded to an outstanding student in the school. This person should be a leader who has contributed to enhancing the well-being of school life, a high achiever in all aspects of learning, have a consistently positive attitude towards all tasks and be an outstanding role model in our school.

Term 3 Forward Dates
(21 July to 26 Sept)

This is a 10 week term and there will be several assessments done over this period. All assessments will provide data that will be sent to the Ministry of Education. The theme of the first part of the term is the Common wealth games.  After that we will look at Maori leaders and Careers and finally look at the elections. During the term there are several big events for the school. They include the HSP expo in week 6, the senior speech competitions in week 7 and week 8, week 9 Clendon Got Talent and week 10 He Manukura Trip.

Week 1 Commonwealth Games / Two new student teachers / Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori / Kai (mere)
Week 2 TWA Hui (hina) / Dental caravan / Resilience trip (apa)
Week 3 WW1 100th anniversary (hina) / Dental caravan / whaea Reggae (hina) / OTJ workshop (apa) Orchestra (horoi) / Cook island language week
Week 4 Maori leaders and Careers / Class photo (pare) 11:15am hall / Manurewa High Gala day / Jump Rope for heart (mere)
Week 5 Pu Korero - Chosen students / Marae noho Manu korero (pare) / Active board training (apa)
Week 6 Staff & TWA photos (hina) /Home School Partnership HSP Expo (apa)
Week 7 TWA speech competition - Maori bilingual (mere) / Tongan language week
Week 8 Senior speech finals (pare)
Week 9 Elections / Clendon Got Talent (apa) / James Cook High School Sports (Pare / Mere)
Week 10 He Manukura trip (pare)

Holidays Friday September 26 to Sunday 12 October
Release - Raapa Nicky Wk 1 (cancelled / TBC) / Rapare with Louisa Wk 2
Week 4 Jump Rope for Heart - Group 3 1:30 - 2:50 (mere)
Duty - On the field at lunch Rahina, Ratu
Te Reo Maori Raatu - Raapare 9.15-9.45am

Groups (Pseudonyms)
Tahi - Nui, Aki, Tae, Ohn, Oma, Ody (3 pairs)
Rua - Dre, Lez, Ani, Non, Ada, Oka (3 pairs)
Toru - Qua, Pua, Una, Ael, Ais, Las, Iah (3 pairs and 1)
Wha - Nga, Ous, Mei, Acy, Yah, Mal (3 pairs)
Rima - Ory

Term 2 Forward Dates
(5 May to 4 July)

Near the end of the term 2 we will be having an awesome trip to TAUPO. We will be in Ngati Tuwharetoa territory and staying at the local marae - Pukawa. Ma Cynthia and Whaea Nicky have many exciting activities planned. It is sure to be a really exciting time. The trip will be at a discounted price of $80. Notices will go home in the first week of term 2. Mauri ora!

Week 1
Week 2 TWA CD recording
Week 3 IEP Meetings Tamanui / Rory, Pink Shirt Day, Book Week show / Bubble Gum Dance show
Week 4 Orchestra Performance / Samoa Language Week / Samoan Independence celebration / Blue Mufti day
Week 5 Queens B day holiday (Monday) / Parents' meeting for Taupo Trip / Cross Country
Week 6 Softball training (Ratu) / Final Payment required for Taupo Trip / Whaikorero and Karanga / Police Open day in Manukau office
Week 7 Parent Trip supporters meeting / Taupo Trip Weds June 18th - Fri June 20
Week 8 Reports go home / Parent teacher conferences / Class photos / June 28 Maori New Year / Ako Panuku Wananga / Mana Tane wananga at Manurewa Marae
Week 9 Matariki Kai / TMKR meeting Kat

Holidays Friday July 4  to Sunday July 20
Teacher Only Days Thurs July 17 and Fri July 18

Counties Manukau Sports Timetable
Weeks 3, 5, 7, 9
Thursdays 1:45 - 2:30 pm Students will learn about soccer and turbo touch

He Manukura
Kura Wahine - Rapare 10:15am
Kotiro ma
Kura Tangata - Rapare 11:15am
Leilani, Legacy, Puna, Shannon, Merani, Izayah, Isaiah, Toka, Devandre
Kura Tane - Ramere 12:55 pm lunch time
Tama ma

CDL - Ratu 1:45 - 3:00pm
Dallas, Jada, John, Kody, Charlez, Jahmal
Resilience - Ratu 12:00pm
Kaitiaki, Kody
Orchestra - Raapa ata - ahiahi
Shaniqua, Merani, Toka, Izayah, Shannon, Calais, Devontae
Kapa Haka - Ramere 11:15- 12:45 / 1:45 - 3:00pm
Seniors - Legacy, Shannon, Te Uwhinga, Dallas
Hau ora - Raapa 12:55-1:40
Precious, Izayah, Shannon
Cross country
Kerehoma, Isaiah, Michael

TWA Assemblies Every fortnight on Friday mornings 
Week 3 and 4 - Pukeko class on Mihimihi
Week 4 Pukeko and Kereru classes' Assembly
Week 9 Pukeko class on karakia / Pukeko and Kereru classes on Assembly
Pukeko class will be sharing their new blog, booklets and Matariki acrostic poems, Matariki posters

Whole School Assemblies
Weeks 2, 4, 6, 8, 9