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Kia ora koutou,

With the school holidays just around the corner and Matariki almost here, I hope there'll be an opportunity for everyone to slow down a little and spend some time with whānau and friends.

This week's Nutrition Bites explores the connection between Matariki and kai. Kai is often at the heart of our memories, celebrations, and the time we spend together with our loved ones. I've also shared some wonderful reflections from tamariki about their favourite kai and the special memories that come with them.

Wishing everyone a restful Matariki and a safe, enjoyable school holiday break over the next two weeks 

Ngā mihi nui,

Beyning Tey (she/her/ia)

Kaitohutohu Hauora | Health Promotion Advisor (Registered Nutritionist)

National Public Health Service – Te Waipounamu

Te Tai o Poutini – Mawhera | West Coast

2pm Closure

Tuesday 30th June and Wednesday 1st July

Hi everyone!

Here is the draw for the final game of the term!

For the year 3/4 teams this is their last game of the year, unfortunately the cyclones have a bye so will not be playing, however, it would be great to see lots of support come to watch the Cougars play at 3:30pm!

The Crusaders play at 6:15pm and The Crushers play at 7:00pm.

Thanks!

Ngā Mihi,
Zara Setters