Tē tōia, tē haumatia
Nothing can be achieved without a plan, workforce and a way of doing things
This whakatauki speaks to the importance of having a ‘plan of attack’. It could be used to guide conversation or lead a discussion in the planning of an event or community initiative.
Week 4 12 Ākuhata - 16 Ākuhata Junior and Senior Art Exhibition - Mon 12 Subject choice afternoon - Mon 12 Adventure race hot chips fundraiser - Wed 14 LEF Grades due - Wed 14 ERO Relationship and Sexuality Education - Thurs 15 Nominations for Student BOT rep open - Thurs 15 Smile Study Group Willowbank FT - Thurs 15 Sports and Cultural photos - Thurs 15 - Fri 16 GEO201 to Central Police station - Thurs 15 Cadenza Timaru - Fri 16 - Sat 17 | Week 5 19 Ākuhata - 23 Ākuhata Year 13 Dreaming Big Event - Mon 19 Subject Selection closes - Wed 21 Senior Production - Thurs 22 Non-Uniform Youth Hub - Thurs 22 Rugby - 1st XV final - Sat 24 Wellies for Wellbeing - Sun 25 |
Assembly - Mon - Year 9 - Gym Year 12 - PAC Wed - Boarders Week | Assembly - Mon - Year 10 CAA Briefing (PAC) Year 13 - Gym Wed - Aroha |
Meeting Mon: Nil Tues: Learning Area Thurs: Nil | Meeting Mon: Nil Tues: Learning Area Thurs: PCT |
Information for Staff
1. Thank you to everyone involved in Lip-sync - especially L-J. Another very successful CGHS event. Judging was incredibly close - a big shout out to the staff for their efforts and entertaining moves!
2. Feedback re the year 10 timetable for 2025: We have had 31 responses from staff around whether we should keep the same structure as we have had this year. If you would still like to have your say please fill out the google form https://forms.gle/Ecu9CiTkQhdpqMhA8
Results as they currently stand are:
3. Ai has already changed classrooms and will continue to do so in the future.
The one-size-fits-all approach of lectures doesn’t account for individual differences and abilities, leading to some students falling behind while others become disengaged due to a lack of challenge
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